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The Council for At-Risk Academics

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The Council for At-Risk Academics (Cara) works with UK universities to place academics who are in immediate danger, forced into exile, or the many who choose to continue working in their home countries despite serious risks.

uk.png UCL in partnership with Cara launches new Fellowships supporting academics displaced by the conflict in Ukraine

 

uk.png Researchers at Risk Fellowships (Pre-Announcement)

The British Academy with Cara (the Council for At-Risk Academics) is establishing a Researchers at Risk Fellowships Programme with the support of the Academy of Medical Sciences, the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Royal Society. The Fellowships will cover the natural sciences, medical sciences, engineering, humanities and social sciences with applications made via UK-based institutions.

Eligibility Requirements

Researchers in any field may be considered for funding if they:

  • hold a doctoral degree (or have equivalent experience);
  • are confirmed by Cara to be at risk;
  • are either still in Ukraine or have not yet spent more than five years away from Ukraine;
  • possess the language skills required for the successful completion of their academic project;
  • possess academic qualifications and can show other evidence of an active academic career (e.g. publications);
  • have not yet been supported through an equivalent scheme/opportunity.

Duration of award

Up to 24 months

Contact details

Email: researchersatrisk@thebritishacademy.ac.uk

PAS thanks international organizations for their support

We wish to express our gratitude to the international scientific organisations which decided to support the Academy in our aid programmes for Ukrainian researchers fleeing to Poland from war zones.

Particular thanks go to:

International Astronomical Union
International Centre for Mechanical Sciences
International Geographical Union
Nuclear Physics European Collaboration Committees
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
International Committee of Historical Sciences
International Union of Forest Research Organization
International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
International Astronautical Federation
International Association of Byzantine Studies
The Alloy Phase Diagram International Commission
Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research
International Federation for Structural Concrete
Permanent International Committee of Linguists
International Institute of Noise Control Engineering
International Numismatic Council
International Union of Nutritional Sciences
International Commission of Military History
International Union of History and Philosophy of Science - Division of History of Science
International Federation for the Promotion of Mechanism and Machine Science
International Union of Crystallography
International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences
European Polar Board
European Federation of Biotechnology
International Union of Food Science and Technology
Union Académique Internationale
International Federation for Research in Women’s History
International Commission for Optics
International Union of Geological Sciences
International Union of Radio Science
International union of laboratories and experts in construction materials, systems and structures
International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics

NCN for Ukraine

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The National Science Centre (NCN) prepared a special funding scheme for researchers from Ukraine. This funding scheme allows researchers from Ukraine to continue their research at the Polish research host institutions.

For more information and detailed regulations, see the programme website.

NCN grantees may use their project budgets to employ Ukrainian researchers in their teams. More information on this subject can be found directly on the National Science Center website.

We also encourage to explore information about support opportunities for researchers from Ukraine.