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STINT invests 1.5 MSEK in new educational collaborations
STINT invests 1.5 MSEK in new projects through the programme Grants for Educational Collaboration Programmes during the period 2021-2024. The project will be co-funded by the applicant with a sum at least as great as that being applied for. After the expert review and...
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Please note the deadline for application has passed. Below you’ll find information from the last call.
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Grants for Educational Collaboration Programmes
The aim of the programme is to internationalise and renew higher education at Swedish higher education institutions primarily on Bachelor and Master’s level, but also on PhD level. Grants for Educational Collaboration Programmes targets the development of new educational collaborations between Swedish and foreign higher education institutions.
Applicants must be dean or equivalent with a responsibility for decisions regarding new education programmes at a university in Sweden. Projects may last for up to three years. Funds applied for may not exceed SEK 750,000. The application should clearly state how the project will be co-funded by the university (and any other partners) in a sum at least as great as that being applied for. The main partner should be outside EU/EFTA and United Kingdom (find out more about STINT and Brexit).
Applications will be assessed by experts, focusing on how the proposed international partnership fulfils the following four criteria:
A) contribution to higher education on all levels (qualitatively and quantitatively),
B) sustainability and growth potential,
C) level of renewal in regard to internationalisation, and
D) the quality of the proposal’s planning and project setup
Applications should be made in English and submitted through STINT’s application system.
The call closes 15.00 (CET) on 25 March 2022
Contact:
Mattias Löwhagen
+46 8 671 19 96
Russia and Belarus
In line with the Government's announcement, contacts and collaborations with state institutions in Russia and Belarus shall cease immediately and no new contacts or commitments should be initiated.
However, individual Russian and Belarusian researchers are not automatically equated with state institutions. Therefore the higher education institutions must ensure that any contacts and collaborations are appropriate.