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    Young Collaborative Research Grant

    The Young Collaborative Research Grant by the Hong Kong Research Grants Council supports early-career academics in leading multi-institutional, collaborative research projects in Hong Kong.

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    Early Career Research Grants for New Faculty

    Funder: Hong Kong Research Grants Council

    Due Dates: February 23, 2026 (preliminary proposal electronic) | February 27, 2026 (preliminary proposal hard/soft copy) | February 23, 2027 (projected, preliminary proposal electronic) | February 27, 2027 (projected, preliminary proposal hard/soft copy)

    Funding Amounts: HK$2 million–5 million per project; typical duration up to 3 years (exceptions up to 4–5 years possible)

    Summary: Supports early-career academics in Hong Kong to lead collaborative, cross-institutional research projects and build research leadership experience.

    Key Information: Only group research proposals are eligible; equipment-only proposals are excluded.


    Description

    The Young Collaborative Research Grant (YCRG) is a funding initiative under the Hong Kong Research Grants Council's Collaborative Research Fund, aimed at empowering early-career academic staff in Hong Kong to lead ambitious, multi-investigator, and multi-institutional research projects. The grant is designed to provide emerging academics with vital experience in managing collaborative research and developing leadership skills, fostering cross-disciplinary and cross-institutional synergy. Projects must demonstrate academic merit, research synergy, and the potential to cultivate new research strengths, preparing young investigators for future large-scale research opportunities. Only group research proposals are eligible; equipment-only proposals should be submitted under the Collaborative Research Equipment Grant (CREG) scheme.


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