Grants closing in April 2026

Open to Swedish researchers at HEIs or approved administrating organisations collaborating with a Korean PI. Funds innovative AI in Life Sciences research (biological mechanisms, diagnostics, epidemiology); purely clinical applications excluded. Proposals must be submitted in English (popular science description in Swedish); requires a doctoral degree and minimum 20% employment at the administrating organisation.

Project grant for international research collaboration within pandemic preparedness (BE READY). Open from 19 January to 20 April 2026.

International call under the Water4All partnership focusing on water-related research. Swiss researchers may apply for SNSF funding to participate in transnational projects.

Postdoctoral fellowship program in collaboration with the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS). Supports Swiss early-career researchers for research stays in Japan. Mobility/residency rules likely apply.

European transnational call under the Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) partnership. Focuses on sustainable urban development. Swiss researchers apply to SNSF for national funding within international consortia.

Online certified education programme open to Master students, Master graduates, PhD students, and healthcare professionals in healthcare-related studies. Covers health data analytics, AI, FAIR principles, GDPR, EHDS, telemedicine, and precision medicine. Costs vary: EU students €1,000, non-EU students €2,000, EU professionals €2,000, non-EU professionals €4,000. Professional English required.

Personalised learning programme for healthcare professionals seeking to upskill in health data, digital medical devices, or high-value care, combining entrepreneurship and leadership skills. Created by Europe's top academic institutions and industry leaders. Participants complete mandatory and elective modules plus a capstone project, receiving an EIT Label Certificate upon completion.

Online education programme open to Master's and PhD students and working/healthcare professionals seeking to upskill in digital medical devices. Covers AI, cybersecurity, MDR/IVDR regulation, and personalised health solutions. Costs vary by applicant type (EU student €1,000 to non-EU professional €4,000 excl. VAT); professional English required.

EIT Label-certified online education programme (up to 30 ECTS) open to Master students/graduates, PhD students, and healthcare professionals in healthcare-related fields. Professional English required. Costs vary: EU students €1,000, non-EU students €2,000, EU professionals €2,000, non-EU professionals €4,000 (excl. VAT). Focuses on high value care, innovation, entrepreneurship, and leadership in healthcare.

Project grant for research into democracy, societal resilience and reform processes, open to researchers applying in open competition through the Swedish Research Council.

Project grant for research into racism, open to researchers applying in open competition through the Swedish Research Council.

Project grant for research into migration and integration, open to researchers applying in open competition through the Swedish Research Council.

BRIDGE Discovery is a joint funding scheme by SNSF and Innosuisse supporting projects that bridge fundamental research and innovation/application. Open to researchers at Swiss institutions.

Project grant for research into the Holocaust, victims of the Holocaust and antisemitism, open to researchers applying in open competition through the Swedish Research Council.

Project grant for research into intimate partner violence, honour-related violence, or human trafficking, open to researchers applying in open competition through the Swedish Research Council.

Full proposal stage (by invitation only) for the Crazy 8 Brain Tumor grant targeting pediatric brain tumor research. Open since January 2026; notification in November 2026.

International call under the Belmont Forum focusing on ocean-related research (Ocean 2 theme). Requires transnational consortia; Swiss researchers apply to SNSF for national funding.