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MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026 fund 12–24 month research projects in any field, supporting international mobility to/within Europe or globally, with dedicated openness to displaced researchers, including those affected by war.
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The Maria Weber Grant finances partial coverage of the award recipients' teaching obligations for one or two semesters (up to 12 months), giving them more time to focus on their research. Funding of up to €40,000 (€20,000/semester) is available. Outstanding researchers from all disciplines are invited to apply.
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The PhD scholarships support highly qualified junior academics from the historical sciences. The funding will be awarded over a period of up to 2 years.
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The Olga Wirsta Award in Communications, Journalism and Media Studies aims to promote a better understanding of the Ukrainian-Canadian experience by supporting projects, theses, or dissertations focused on issues relevant to the community. One award is granted annually in the amount of $2,500 for MA students and $4,000 for PhD students, respectively.
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GFPS-Polska offers a semester-long scholarship for students and doctoral candidates (currently enrolled at a Ukrainian or Polish university) to study at a university in Poland during the summer semester. Selected fellows receive a monthly stipend of ~$700 (2,500 PLN), assistance with university enrollment, and full coverage for two scientific and cultural seminars. Applicants are expected to be active in civil society and must arrange their own university placement or study plan prior to the interview stage.