[Academic] Internal Funding Schemes for facilitation of International Collaboration

Gabrielle Weir gabrielle.weir at strath.ac.uk
Thu Nov 9 15:29:59 GMT 2023


Dear all,

Please find below details of two internal funding schemes for facilitating international collaborations:

Please note that the GEF-ISP call is not open for the 2023/2024 academic year yet.

Gabrielle


The Global Engagements (GE) fund supports Strathclyde Staff to develop and enhance strategic, sustainable, and mutually beneficial collaborations with leading academic institutions and organisations outside of the United Kingdom.  The main aim of the fund is to contribute towards the University’s strategic plan targets, such as increased international research income and internationally co-authored publications, as well as continuing to deliver on the University's overall vision as a Leading International Technological University.



Applications are assessed on a rolling basis, and staff can apply for up to 3000GBP to support international collaborations e.g., building new collaborations, escalating engagements and hosting overseas visitors. More information can be found at the RKES portal.



Additionally, there is the Global Engagement Funding (GEF)- International Strategic Partners(ISP) for the development of collaborative relationships with the international institutions listed below:



​North America/Canada

​Asia & Middle East

​Europe

​Stanford University

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

California Institute of Technology

City University of New York

New York University

Waterloo University

University of Southern California

HKUST - Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

NTU - Nanyang Technological University

Tsinghua University

​Middle East University - Jordan

Asian Institute of Technology - Thailand

Peking University

Aalto University - Finland

Chalmers University of Technology - Sweden

DTU - Danish Technological University - Denmark

TU Delft - Delft University of Technology - Netherlands

ETH Zurich - Switzerland

KU Leuven - Belgium

Politecnico di Milano - Italy

RWTH Aachen - Germany

UCD - University College Dublin​ - Ireland

Graz University of Technology - Austria

Comillas Pontifical University - Spain

TU Braunschweig - Germany

University of Pavia - Italy





Maximum award is £5000 and a minimum of 25% of this funding should come from your department or from external sources  - the balance will be met by the Faculty and the GEF. Further details about the GE-ISP funding scheme will be circulated later in the academic year.





Just to serve as a reminder, the below costs are not eligible for funding:

•  staff time (with relation to travel);

•  direct research project costs such as equipment;

•  the costs associated with attending or organising a conference;

•  business entertainment costs;

•  anything other than economy class travel;

•  bench fees; and

•  PGR travel to international conferences and for research purposes




More information can be found at Research and Knowledge Exchange Services (RKES), by the deadlines as detailed on the portal page<https://strath.sharepoint.com/sites/rkes/SitePages/R%26KE-International-(Global-Engagements)-Fund-2020-21.aspx>.



With best wishes,

Apala Majumdar

Associate Dean for International Research, Faculty of Science.
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