Do you need to apply for funding for your research?
On this site, you will find some useful tips on how to write an effective grant proposal. For example, you will find tips on writing a project description and tools to present your CV and budget clearly and understandably.
Having to apply for project supplement is part of an agreement between Danish Universities and several major private Danish foundations which will have a significant impact on researchers applying for funding.
Project supplement
Project supplement is a fixed amount awarded per project-employed scientific FTE to cover ancillary costs of research. Thus, project supplement can be applied for based on full-time equivalents (FTEs) for Ph.D. fellows, postdocs, research assistants, and similar positions.
It is specified in the individual calls whether you need to apply for project supplement.
The project supplement is added to the new budget templates.
Which applications does this apply to?
The new guidelines apply to applications for research projects under 50 million DKK in open calls to the following foundations:
Please notice
If you have any questions, please contact Lene Hjøllund.
On this webpage, you find instructions (guidelines) for storage and management of research data describe requirements and areas of responsibility for correct data management and data storage.
If you handle personal data as part of your job at Aarhus University, it is important that you comply with relevant legislation. Gain an overview of what you need to know about GDPR.
Within the framework of the National Forum for Research Data Management, Danish universities have developed an e-learning course on research data management. The course consists of three modules: Introduction, FAIR Principles and data management plans. Each module takes approx. 20 minutes.
ReAp (Research Applications) is a system to keep track of the external funding of research projects. When you submit a research application, you must feed data about the application into ReAp.
Read more and find login page here.
Research Professional – www.researchprofessional.com
Research Professional is an external funding database with a comprehensive coverage of especially European and other international funding opportunities within all research areas.
All employees at Aarhus University have access to the database, and the search results can be saved, downloaded or shared with colleagues.
When signing up, you will continuously be notified of funding opportunities that are relevant to you or your research group.
Create your profile here
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