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    Funding for Research Stays Abroad for Doctoral and Postdoctoral Fellows

    Funding for Research Stays Abroad for Doctoral and Postdoctoral Fellows supports young researchers’ overseas stays to build competence, international networks and contributions to Norwegian research.

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    Funder: Research Council of Norway

    Due Dates: Rolling (applications at least three months before the stay)

    Funding Amounts: NOK 30 million presumed available overall; support for 3–12-month stays

    Summary: Supports overseas research stays that build young researchers’ competence, international networks and contributions to Norwegian research.

    Key Information: Fellows must receive at least 50% Research Council funding; specified FRIPRO project managers also qualify.


    Description

    The Research Council of Norway offers supplementary funding for research stays abroad by doctoral and postdoctoral fellows attached to ongoing Council-funded projects. Certain FRIPRO-funded early-career project managers are also eligible. Run as a Coordination and Support Activity focused on internationalisation, the scheme aims to increase the proportion of young researchers gaining international experience.

    The stays should strengthen research careers and Norwegian research by building competence, bringing new knowledge into the main project, developing networks and improving access to the international research frontier. Funding supports the overseas stay allowance and specified travel, visa and tuition costs at a foreign host institution. Applications must explain the stay’s objectives, choice of host and added value for the main project or the fellow’s professional development.


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