Funding bodies and sources of funding
Explore funding bodies and find the right one for your research.
Major Swedish research funding bodies
In Sweden, research is funded by government agencies, public foundations and private funding bodies. Read a brief overview of a selection of the major Swedish research funding bodies.
Horizon Europe – the EU’s Framework Programme for Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe is the European Union’s (EU) Framework Programme for Research and Innovation for the period 2021–2027 and has a budget of 95.5 billion euros.
Horizon Europe and the European Union’s (EU) funding programmes
Funding bodies by theme
Find funding bodies by subject area.
Medicine and pharmacy – a thematic selection of funding bodies
Funding opportunities at Uppsala University
Uppsala University offers a range of funding opportunities for research applications, collaborations and research activities.
Planning grants for applying for EU funding
Support for preparing and strengthening applications to the EU.
Uppsala University’s planning grants for applying for EU funding
Printing grants
Apply for a grant from the Vilhelm Ekman University Fund for the publication of scholarly works You may also apply for a grant to support the publication of books in any of the Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis series.
Applications may be submitted at any time throughout the year.
Funding via research environments, networks, prizes and awards
Uppsala University offers funding and support through research environments and programmes, international networks and collaborations, donations and sponsorship, as well as prizes and awards.
Calls for applications and funding opportunities from these sources are published in the University’s funding call calendar.
Contact
- Do you have any questions about research funding, calls for proposals, applications or support? Please contact a research adviser.
- Humanities and Social Sciences – contact a research adviser
- Medicine and Pharmacy – contact a research adviser
- Science and Technology – contact a research adviser