Network Funding

Application Deadline

Applications for funding can be handed in at any time throughout the year.

Funding of Network Activities

Since 2010 EERA has financially supported various projects (e.g. seminars & meetings) and season schools for emerging researchers, all organised by EERA networks. Now EERA is again inviting project proposals.

  • We recommend to be in touch with Fabio Dovigo, Network Representative on Council, for guidance on the submission and evaluation process.
  • Four funding schemes are currently available:
    Network Projects, Network Season Schools & Feasibility Studies for network related publications. From 2019 on, EERA Council opened a funding scheme for network development and celebrations of historic moments.
  • You will find further information including templates for funding applications under the individual funding categories below.
Network Projects
Network Projects are smaller activities, where no major co-funding is expected. We recommend contacting the Network Representative on Council for guidance in the submission process. EERA Officers will examine applications ensuring that all requests are within budget.
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Network Season Schools
Network Summer Schools are courses specifically designed for capacity building and targeting at PhD Students and Emerging Researchers (Post – Doc). Besides EERA, the applying network needs to have a second partner who is willing to financially support the Season School. We recommend contacting the Network Representative on Council for guidance in the submission process. EERA Officers will examine applications ensuring that all requests are within budget.
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Network Development Projects & Celebrations
From 2019 on EERA invites proposals that support the development of networks and/or aim at celebrating important moments in a network's history.
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Network Related Publications
In its January 2015 session EERA Council has decided to review and develop its publication policy. In order to include Networks in this process of exploration and to investigate in what fields new publishing options may be promising, EERA opens a new funding line. We recommend contacting the Network Representative on Council for guidance in the submission process. EERA Officers will examine applications ensuring that all requests are within budget.
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NW Funding Contact

Fabio Dovigo

Association/Network:
Network Representative on Council

Northumbria UniversityBenton
Professor of Education
Department of Social Work, Education and Community Wellbeing
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK

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