Grants
The Turku University Foundation annually awards approximately €1.5 million in grants to doctoral researchers, researchers, teachers and research groups at the University of Turku. In addition to the General Fund, the Foundation manages about 100 dedicated funds.
Guidelines on how to apply for grants are published in the call for applications on the website and in the electronic grant application system.
Electronic grant application system
Grant reports should be submitted online by using the electronic grant application system. For Granö scholarships, there is no need to submit a report, but we would appreciate if scholarship holders could respond to a feedback questionnaire.
The spring application will be open in February and the autumn application in September. Application forms are only open when applications are open. Forms for submitting grant reports are always open.
The Spring Call for Applications
Application time in February (see exact dates in the News)
Grants are awarded for the following purposes: doctoral dissertation grants, post doc -grants, research grants (projects), congress and research trips abroad as well as researcher residency grants (Granö scholarship) to the Granö Centre Villa Tammekann (Tartu, Estonia).
The Autumn Call for Applications
Application time in September (see exact dates in the News)
Grants are awarded for congress and research trips abroad as well as researcher residency grants (Granö scholarship) to the Granö Centre Villa Tammekann (Tartu, Estonia).