The Nordic Cancer Union Research Grant supports collaborative cancer research projects across the Nordic countries. Researchers working in at least three Nordic nations can apply for funding to carry out cancer-relevant projects aligned with the NCU’s research strategy. The grant is primarily awarded for one year, with the possibility of renewal for up to three years.
Eligibility for the grant requires applicants to be researchers working in the field of cancer research with collaborators from at least three Nordic countries. The project must be cancer-related, aligned with the NCU’s research strategy, and uniquely suited for Nordic collaboration to ensure a synergistic effect.
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( votes)The Nordic Cancer Union (NCU) is a collaborative organization that brings together cancer societies from the Nordic countries to strengthen efforts in cancer prevention, research, and patient support. By funding joint research projects and fostering scientific cooperation across borders, the NCU works to advance knowledge, improve treatment, and reduce the burden of cancer in the region.
Application Deadline: 10 September 2025
Brief Description
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University or Organization: Nordic Cancer Union (NCU)
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Department: NA
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Course Level: Research project grant (postdoctoral and senior researchers)
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Award: Funding for 1 year (renewable up to 3 years)
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Access Mode: Online application
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Number of Awards: Varies
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Nationality: Researchers from Nordic countries
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The award can be taken in: Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Åland Islands)
Eligibility
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Eligible Countries: Applicants and collaborators must be based in at least three Nordic countries.
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Acceptable Course or Subjects: The grant will be awarded for cancer research projects aligned with the NCU’s research strategy.
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Admissible Criteria: To be eligible, applicants must:
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Be researchers working within the field of cancer research.
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Include collaborators from a minimum of three Nordic countries.
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Propose a project uniquely suited for Nordic collaboration.
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Ensure the project is in line with the NCU’s research priorities and strategy.
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How to Apply
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Applications must be submitted through the online portal (link available on NCU’s official site).
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The electronic application form must be completed in English.
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Applicants should carefully review the Guidelines for NCU Research Grant Applications and Allocations 2025 before applying.
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For queries, contact: [email protected]
