Scholar-in-Residence

REMINDER: Open call for Scholar-in-Residence programme

The next deadline is 7 November!

This is a reoccurring call with applications possible every three months. The deadlines are as follows:

  • 7 November 2022
  • 6 March 2023
  • 12 June 2023

The Digital Futures ‘Scholar-in-Residence’ programme aims to provide scholars at non-Swedish universities with financial support to enable short and longer-term visits to the Digital Futures environment (minimum 1 month, maximum 12 months). This funding programme aims to support academics who wish to benefit from a sabbatical within Digital Futures. How this time away from a home institution is used is flexible and for the scholar-in-residence to decide.

Link to more information and how to apply

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