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Strategic Grants for Internationalisation
Academic actors play an important role in a rapidly changing world facing global and local challenges. Academic freedom, openness and international collaboration are all ingredients facilitating sustainable development.
Internationalisation brings opportunities to enhance education, strengthen research and support innovation and services. Ambitious and creative strategic internationalisation initiatives are demanding but often also rewarding. With Strategic Grants for Internationalisation, STINT contributes to such initiatives at university level.
This programme is aimed at the university leadership. Applications should incorporate strategically important internationalisation initiatives which also utilise the experience and dedication of individual leaders in their field at each university.
INTERVIEW
Strategic grants develop university collaborations
Eva Åkesson is the Vice-Chancellor of Uppsala University, a university that has been granted funding through the programme Strategic Grants for Internationalisation several times. Among others, a collaboration between South African and Swedish universities through the South Africa – Sweden University Forum has been initiated. Something that is particularly exciting right now, Eva Åkesson says, is that Swedish institutions have started to collaborate more, together with international partners. The interview is in Swedish.
Applications must be submitted by the vice-chancellor of a Swedish university no later than 15.00 on 15 March 2022.
Each higher education institution may participate in up to two applications per call.
The application must be written in English. Complete applications must be submitted through STINT’s application system
Contact:
Agneta Granlund
+46 8 671 19 92
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.
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