The newly launched De Chastelain Scholarship Programme, supported by the Governments of Ireland and Canada, offers awards of up to CAD $16,500 to support short research visits (3–6 weeks) between Canada and Ireland.

The programme is open to researchers and academics across all disciplines. While it is framed around peace and reconciliation, this is understood in its broadest sense — including the wider systems that underpin stable, thriving societies (e.g. governance, health, environment, culture, technology, and more).

Eighteen scholarships will be awarded each year, and through a single application process, awards are made to both Emerging Scholars (within seven years of PhD) and Established Scholars, with a significant proportion reserved for emerging researchers.

Eligibility

• Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident
• hold a PhD, or demonstrate an established academic or research practice of equivalent standing
• employed, enrolled, or otherwise formally affiliated with a recognised university

Funding

Each awardee will receive:

• CAD $3,000 / € 1,875 as a contribution towards all transport costs associated with the visit — including international flights, airport transfers, local transport.

• CAD $2,250 / €1,400 per week of scholarship (for up to 6 weeks), as a contribution to address accommodation, meals, meetings, and other incidental expenses during the visit.

Deadlines

• Application and all supporting documents must be submitted online by the deadline:����Monday, 11th May 2026 at 2300 hrs GMT / 1800 hrs EST.
• If successful and awarded a scholarship, travel must be completed by 30th June 2027.

How to Apply

Applications for the De Chastelain Scholarship Programme must be made online via Award Force, an online application platform.�� If you have not used Award Force in the past, you will need to register an account, before beginning your application.

To register and begin the application process through Award Force, please .

• In the application you will be asked to upload the following:
  • Academic CV (max 3 pages in PDF format by the deadline)
  • Host partner statement (in PDF format on letterhead by the deadline)

Applicants must demonstrate how their proposed research or engagement activities will contribute to the goals of the De Chastelain Scholarship Programme, and will be required to outline how their proposal relates to one or both of the themes, .

Additional Details

Full details on the program and application process are available here:

Internal Contact

Email mobility.programs@carleton.ca if you have questions.

Opportunities Available

For one student (faculty or administrative):

• At Master’s or PhD level
• For a 5-month research stay
• To take place between September 2026 and July 2027
• A letter of invitation from a host is not required for the application
• Applicants should specify their field of interest from programmes available

Funding

Selected candidates will receive a paid daily allowance and travel costs up to a certain amount. The subsistence allowance is 850 Euros per month and Travel is covered up to 1188 Euros.

Deadline

Applications must be submitted to �Ӱ�ԭ�� International by May 15, 2026.

How to Apply

Interested applicants must submit a short CV, a letter of motivation, and a proposed research plan. Please see the Erasmus+ Student Mobilty to Murcia (2026-27) Call for additional details on eligibility, application requirements, and evaluation. Complete applications can be emailed to mobilty.programs@carleton.ca by the deadline.��

The successful candidate will need to submit additional documents to Murcia. See the Murcia website for more details.

If you have any questions, or for assistance, please contact �Ӱ�ԭ�� International at mobility.programs@carleton.ca.

Full details of the program and how to apply can be found .

Eligibility

• Canadian students (college, undergraduate and graduate levels in Canada);
• Canadian faculty members and research staff at a post-secondary institution in Canada;
• Canadian mid-career professionals

Value and Duration

Scholarships cover airfare, tuition fees, monthly living stipend, on-campus accommodation and medical insurance.

4 to 12 months for students; and 8 weeks to 12 months for faculty members and mid-career professionals.

Deadline

January 20, 2022

Submitting Your Application

Candidates must submit:

1. the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) online application;
2. the China Scholarship Council (CSC) online application form; and
3. supporting documentation by mail.

Useful Links

For full details of the program, eligibility, and how to apply, please visit the EduCanada website .

Contacts

All inquiries regarding this program should be directed to: scholarships-bourses@cbie.ca or 613-237-4820.

Please visit the for more information on this call.

Eligibility

�Ӱ�ԭ�� faculty members from any discipline or department.�� Staff members at �Ӱ�ԭ�� from any unit, with permission of supervisor.

Funding available

A stay allowance for 5 days (approximately 160 Euros per day) and travel expenses (amount depends on distance).

Deadline

January 7, 2022.

How to Apply

Teaching and non–Teaching Staff from Partner Universities who wish to carry out a mobility period at
UMinho under UMOVE(ME) must submit their application online, .��

Please read the for this call before applying for full details on the program and application requirements.

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Internal Contact

If you have any questions about this call or the Erasmus+ program, please contact Sylvie Jasen, International Projects Coordinator.

Should you have further inquiries regarding the present Call or the selection process, please contact: infobecas@sre.gob.mx

Successful applicants will take part in events in their countries to win their place among
50 people from thirteen countries on the Future Leaders Connect programme.

This programme for young scientists promotes the international exchange of innovative green ideas.

Applicants must either be currently enrolled in a Master’s or PhD programme or have completed their degree no more than three years before the end of the application process. Their research must have a strong focus on sustainable development and an interdisciplinary approach, and they must have an excellent command of English. Applicants are welcomed from all countries (except Germany).

The prize consists of a  two-week  in Germany, where you will be introduced to renowned research facilities, have individual meetings with experts, and learn about potential collaborations.

Following the Science Forum, you will have the opportunity to return to Germany for up to three months to conduct a  at an institute of your choice the year after the Science Forum.

The deadline for applications for this programme is 23 May 2018.

For more information, including required documents and the application form, see: