Take part in overseas experiences, including through the UQ Global Strategy and Partnerships Seed Funding Scheme, or get support to enable student mobility.
Closes: 12 March 2021
Internal UQ deadline: 5 March 2021 (for application review and letter of support)
The program's objectives are to promote connections and practical cooperation, build understanding and exchange, showcase Australian excellence, engage Australia’s diverse communities, and support the delivery of major events for 2022. The grant can be used to fund the labour costs of Australian employees directly employed to deliver the grant project's core elements (but not ongoing salaries).
The Global Strategy and Partnerships team (globalstrategy@uq.edu.au) will provide a letter of support and feedback on applications (for compliance) upon request. Please refer to the grant guidelines for more details.
Internal UQ deadline: 5 March 2021 (for application review and letter of support)
The program's objectives are to promote connections and practical cooperation, build understanding and exchange, showcase Australian excellence, engage Australia’s diverse communities, and support the delivery of major events for 2022. The grant can be used to fund the labour costs of Australian employees directly employed to deliver the grant project's core elements (but not ongoing salaries).
The Global Strategy and Partnerships team (globalstrategy@uq.edu.au) will provide a letter of support and feedback on applications (for compliance) upon request. Please refer to the grant guidelines for more details.
Closes: 10 March 2021
With the aim of supporting the UQ Global Strategy, the UQ Global Strategy and Partnerships Seed Funding Scheme assists UQ faculties, institutes and units to pursue activities that will strengthen the impact of UQ’s global network. Round One 2021 is open to initiatives in UQ’s priority countries: USA, UK, Germany, China, Indonesia, India, Brazil and Singapore, as well as UQ's emerging priority countries Vietnam, Chile and Canada.
With the aim of supporting the UQ Global Strategy, the UQ Global Strategy and Partnerships Seed Funding Scheme assists UQ faculties, institutes and units to pursue activities that will strengthen the impact of UQ’s global network. Round One 2021 is open to initiatives in UQ’s priority countries: USA, UK, Germany, China, Indonesia, India, Brazil and Singapore, as well as UQ's emerging priority countries Vietnam, Chile and Canada.
Dates for applications open and close vary.
American Australian Association (AAA) scholarships and grants provide support to the next generation of American, Native American, Australian and Indigenous Australian individuals to undertake transformational educational study, research and artistic development in each other’s country.
Applications are now open for Graduate Education Scholarships (AUS to USA), Veteran Education Scholarships (AUS to USA) and Arts Scholarships and Grants (AUS to USA and USA to AUS).
American Australian Association (AAA) scholarships and grants provide support to the next generation of American, Native American, Australian and Indigenous Australian individuals to undertake transformational educational study, research and artistic development in each other’s country.
Applications are now open for Graduate Education Scholarships (AUS to USA), Veteran Education Scholarships (AUS to USA) and Arts Scholarships and Grants (AUS to USA and USA to AUS).
The U21 offer staff and research students a range of funding options for collaborative projects.
- International Projects Fund is aimed at supporting academic and non-academic represented teams to develop a collaborative project.
- Research Development Fund is aimed at supporting interdisciplinary research projects
- Student Research Fund is designed to support Masters (Research) and Doctoral Students across the network to develop a research project
Interdisciplinary applications involving multiple health themes and partnership with at least three member universities are encouraged.
The closing date for applications is Monday, 5 July 2021.
- International Projects Fund is aimed at supporting academic and non-academic represented teams to develop a collaborative project.
- Research Development Fund is aimed at supporting interdisciplinary research projects
- Student Research Fund is designed to support Masters (Research) and Doctoral Students across the network to develop a research project
Interdisciplinary applications involving multiple health themes and partnership with at least three member universities are encouraged.
The closing date for applications is Monday, 5 July 2021.
Closed Global Mobility and Funding Opportunties
Opens: to be advised
A unique postdoc program that funds early career researchers to undertake research at a host institution anywhere in the world, on unconventional projects in life and natural sciences, engineering, medicine, and social sciences. The value of the award is CHF100,000 per year (approx. AUD132,000) for up to five years.
A unique postdoc program that funds early career researchers to undertake research at a host institution anywhere in the world, on unconventional projects in life and natural sciences, engineering, medicine, and social sciences. The value of the award is CHF100,000 per year (approx. AUD132,000) for up to five years.
Opens: to be advised
UQ has been invited to be a partner in the Technical University of Munich's International Graduate School of Science and Engineering (IGSSE). This program brings together researchers and PhD students from the two institutions to address a challenging and novel inter-disciplinary problem.
UQ has been invited to be a partner in the Technical University of Munich's International Graduate School of Science and Engineering (IGSSE). This program brings together researchers and PhD students from the two institutions to address a challenging and novel inter-disciplinary problem.
Opens: to be advised
This unique fellowship supports outstanding early career researchers whose ground-breaking work has the potential to make a difference in one of the Foundation's focus areas: Technology and innovation; Strengthening Australia-Asia ties; and Enabling positive social change. The Westpac Research Fellowships are valued at up to $460,000 over three years.
This unique fellowship supports outstanding early career researchers whose ground-breaking work has the potential to make a difference in one of the Foundation's focus areas: Technology and innovation; Strengthening Australia-Asia ties; and Enabling positive social change. The Westpac Research Fellowships are valued at up to $460,000 over three years.
Opens: TBC
This program promotes scientific and technological exchange by encouraging new cooperation and the participation of young researchers through three initiatives: FASIC PhD (covers travel expenses for PhD candidates affiliated in France or Australia), FASIC Researchers (covers travel and mission expenses for researchers or PostDoc affiliated in France) and FASIC Workshops (supports the organisation of joint workshops).
This program promotes scientific and technological exchange by encouraging new cooperation and the participation of young researchers through three initiatives: FASIC PhD (covers travel expenses for PhD candidates affiliated in France or Australia), FASIC Researchers (covers travel and mission expenses for researchers or PostDoc affiliated in France) and FASIC Workshops (supports the organisation of joint workshops).
Opens: TBC
The Embassy of France in Australia and the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia recently launched the Social Science Collaborative Research Program. Grants available through this program are for a maximum of A$5000 and are aimed at providing seed funding to foster the development of a larger social science research programs.
The Embassy of France in Australia and the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia recently launched the Social Science Collaborative Research Program. Grants available through this program are for a maximum of A$5000 and are aimed at providing seed funding to foster the development of a larger social science research programs.
Opens: TBC
The Study Queensland International Education and Training (IET) Partnership Fund supports initiatives which support the sustainable growth of Queensland’s international education and training sector under the four streams of Talent and Employability; Industry Partnerships; International Engagement, and; Student Experience.
The Study Queensland International Education and Training (IET) Partnership Fund supports initiatives which support the sustainable growth of Queensland’s international education and training sector under the four streams of Talent and Employability; Industry Partnerships; International Engagement, and; Student Experience.
Opens: TBC
In the first phase of this scheme, French institutions are currently being invited to submit proposals for internship projects involving Australian institutions and industry partners in France. The selected projects will be advertised to Australian students from participating universities in early 2020.
In the first phase of this scheme, French institutions are currently being invited to submit proposals for internship projects involving Australian institutions and industry partners in France. The selected projects will be advertised to Australian students from participating universities in early 2020.
Opens: TBC
The University of Vienna invites faculty members of partner universities to join the University of Vienna for a short-term teaching visit from October 2020 to January 2021. The minimum duration of stay to teach is three weeks, the maximum 90 days. Invited candidates receive a work contract with the University of Vienna for up to 90 days.
The University of Vienna invites faculty members of partner universities to join the University of Vienna for a short-term teaching visit from October 2020 to January 2021. The minimum duration of stay to teach is three weeks, the maximum 90 days. Invited candidates receive a work contract with the University of Vienna for up to 90 days.
Opens: TBC
UQ staff are encouraged to submit applications for the 2021 round of the New Colombo Plan Mobility Program. DFAT will be accepting applications for the next round despite the current situation, in anticipation of current travel bans being lifted and student mobility eventually returning to normal.
UQ staff are encouraged to submit applications for the 2021 round of the New Colombo Plan Mobility Program. DFAT will be accepting applications for the next round despite the current situation, in anticipation of current travel bans being lifted and student mobility eventually returning to normal.
Closes:
(Internal UQ deadline:)
The Program promotes people-to-people links and a contemporary and positive image of Australia to support the Australian Government’s international policy goals.
The applications should aim to identify and deliver Australia’s knowledge and expertise to fill a market gap in India. The grant cannot be used to fund salaries, including salaries for research assistants and administrative staff, honoraria and scholarships for students.
The Global Strategy and Partnerships team (globalstrategy@uq.edu.au) will provide a letter of support and review on compliance and feedback on applications upon request. Please refer to the grant guidelines.
(Internal UQ deadline:)
The Program promotes people-to-people links and a contemporary and positive image of Australia to support the Australian Government’s international policy goals.
The applications should aim to identify and deliver Australia’s knowledge and expertise to fill a market gap in India. The grant cannot be used to fund salaries, including salaries for research assistants and administrative staff, honoraria and scholarships for students.
The Global Strategy and Partnerships team (globalstrategy@uq.edu.au) will provide a letter of support and review on compliance and feedback on applications upon request. Please refer to the grant guidelines.