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Research funding

Exploring EU Funding Programmes

Norway participates in many EU funding programmes for the period 2021-2027. Norwegian researchers can apply and compete on equal terms with their European counterparts. This guide offers an accessible overview of the opportunities available to researchers within these programmes. Consult the articles below for concise summaries, specifically tailored to address the information needs relevant to you as a researcher.

Framework Programmes 
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EU4HEALTH

The program funds projects to make Europe better equipped to meet long-term health challenges. EU4HEALTH is a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which exposed fragility and weaknesses in European healthcare. The programme has a budget of € 5,3 billion for the period 2021-2027.

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European Defence Fund (EDF)

EDF fosters collaboration in defence research and development across the EU, with a €8 billion budget for 2021-2027. University researchers can access grants covering up to 100% of costs for research actions, and varying percentages for development actions.

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What's in Digital Europe for Researchers

The Digital Europe Funding Initiative: A €7.5 Billion Investment in Digital Transformation" is a big opportunity for university researchers across the EU and Norway. With a focus on promoting research in fields such as supercomputing, artificial intelligence (AI), and cybersecurity, this funding...

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Interregional Cooperation Programme

Interreg is an EU programme that supports cross-border cooperation to promote regional development, knowledge exchange and sustainable economic growth. It has a budget of € 8 billion for the period 2021-2027.

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Erasmus+

Erasmus+ funds projects that allow researchers to participate in mobility, cooperation, innovation and capacity-building. Researchers and academic staff at universities can apply for grants to study or teach abroad, or to undertake training or research at another organisation.

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Creative Europe

Researchers can receive funding from Creative Europe by participating in initiatives promoting and enhancing artistic and cultural cooperation. You can apply for funding to join networks and platforms, engage in policy cooperation, and participate in mobility schemes for artists and professionals....

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10 Step Guide for EU Applications

The University of Bergen (UiB) presents a comprehensive guide for EU applications. Just follow the steps outlined below to get started. (For employees of UiB)

09.10.2023