The Royal Irish Academy (RIA) and the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE), with support from the Scottish Government Office in Ireland and the Department of Foreign Affairs, invite applications for the Ireland-Scotland Bilateral Network Grants. This funding aims to enhance cooperation and learning between researchers, academics, and practitioners across Scotland and Ireland.
Objectives
- Strengthen cooperation and learning between Scotland and Ireland through bilateral funding for joint projects.
- Foster partnerships and networks within and beyond academia.
- Encourage the initiation or development of new partnerships.
- Contribute to policy discussions in both countries on specified thematic areas.
Themes
The grants focus on ‘Business and Economic Relationships’. Applications addressing environmental aspects within this theme, such as renewable energy, are especially welcome. This includes interdisciplinary projects across Sciences, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
Funding Information
The maximum grant amount is £12,500 per project, with a duration of 3–6 months. Applications must include a partner from the other country (Ireland or Scotland) and can span various disciplines.
Eligibility Criteria
- Open to academic researchers in higher education institutions (HEIs) or research institutes (RIs) in Scotland or Ireland.
- Lead applicants must be full or part-time academics on open-ended, continuing, or fixed-term contracts extending beyond the grant period.
- Applications must include a co-investigator from the other country.
- Projects are encouraged to include early career researchers (ECRs) and demonstrate inclusion and diversity.
The deadline for applications is October 24, 2024. Don’t miss this opportunity to advance collaborative research between Scotland and Ireland.
Learn more and apply for the Ireland-Scotland Bilateral Network Grants
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