STINT - The Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education
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STINT (Stiftelsen för internationalisering av högre utbildning och forskning) promotes the internationalization of Swedish higher education and research. The foundation strengthens the international competitiveness of Swedish higher education institutions by serving as a national knowledge resource for internationalization. STINT supports academic collaborations with all countries outside the EU/EFTA/UK through various programs and grants, while also providing analysis, seminars, workshops, and reports on internationalization. The organization has invested approximately 1,993 million SEK in internationalization projects since 1994.
Funding Opportunities
Strategic Grants for Internationalisation
The Strategic Grants for Internationalisation programme aims to contribute to the renewal and development of university-wide internationalisation. This programme is aimed at university leadership and supports strategic initiatives which build on or benefit from the drive and experiences of individual internationalisation pioneers, while clearly contributing to comprehensive internationalisation. Additional funds are offered to facilitate the participation of young researchers in strategic international projects. Such funding enables them to participate in and build strategic international projects early in their careers. The programme supports strategic international partnerships and collaborations that advance institutional internationalisation goals. Applications must be submitted by the vice-chancellor of a Swedish university, with each higher education institution allowed to participate in up to two applications per call.
Strategic Grants for Internationalisation
Strategic Grants for Internationalisation aims to contribute to the renewal and development of internationalisation at the institutional level. The program targets university leadership and supports strategic initiatives that build on or benefit from champions' experience and driving force, and clearly contribute to comprehensive internationalisation. The program encourages strategic initiatives that integrate international perspectives across institutional operations. Extra funding for younger researchers' mobility is offered to give younger researchers the opportunity to participate in strategic international projects and build international networks early in their careers, particularly in light of limited opportunities during the pandemic. Applications must be submitted by the rector of Swedish higher education institutions and focus on strategic institutional-level international initiatives.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 6
- Active Now
- 2
- Source Domain
- stint.se
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