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    Collaborative Research Project Grant

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    Collaborative Research Project Grant supports university teams undertaking interdisciplinary research to build capacity, develop research strengths in Hong Kong and train local research talent.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Submission deadlines are now projected for February 2027 rather than February 23 and 27, 2026; check the program page for confirmed dates before planning your application. Funding remains HK$2–10 million, but universities must commit their 50% cash share of equipment costs when you apply. Review the expanded eligibility and Co-PI rules, required forms and declarations, and renewal requirements with your Research Office.

    Funder: Hong Kong Research Grants Council

    Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Preliminary electronic submission) | February 2027 (Hard and soft copies)

    Funding Amounts: HK$2 million–HK$10 million per project, normally up to three years; four or five years with justification

    Summary: Supports multidisciplinary university teams undertaking collaborative research that builds capacity and develops areas of research strength in Hong Kong.

    Key Information: Universities must commit real-money matching funding for equipment costs on a 50% RGC / 50% university basis.


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    The Collaborative Research Project Grant (CRPG) is administered by the Hong Kong Research Grants Council (RGC) under its Collaborative Research Fund (CRF). It encourages research groups in UGC-funded universities to collaborate across disciplines and universities, enhancing the attainment, quantity, dimensions and impact of university research output. Funding supports research staff, equipment and general project expenses.

    The program emphasises genuine collaboration, capacity building and the potential to develop an area of research strength. Teams are expected to pursue interdisciplinary goals that could not be achieved by working on individual project components in isolation. Research should primarily take place in Hong Kong, benefit the local research community and train local research talent. Collaboration with local partners is encouraged.


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