20 opportunities found using the current filters, sorted by publication date
Apply for funding to establish a team of social scientists and interdisciplinary experts.
Your team will provide leadership for climate and environmental social science research.
To lead a team, you must be based at a UK organisation eligible for UKRI funding
Apply for funding to spend a year collaborating with a UK or devolved government host organisation.
You will:
Apply for funding to investigate changes to the terrestrial, coastal and near-shore marine environments in Inuit Nunangat.
You must be:
Your project must include:
Apply for funding to investigate underlying mechanisms of pain across a range of conditions.
You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for MRC funding.
You must explain how you plan to involve people with lived experience of chronic pain.
Apply to research ways to transform UK productivity.
To apply, you must be from a UK-based research organisation eligible for ESRC funding.
Apply for funding for international research in the social sciences.
Your project must be a collaboration. This must include researchers from at least three of these countries:
You can also choose to involve a Japanese partner.
Apply for funding to work for a year with experts in the analysis and interpretation of:
You can apply if you have an analytical background. We will fund early to mid-career researchers and professionals from eligible organisations.
Apply for funding to research the needs of citizens online, help them control how their data is used and protect them from online harms.
Proposals must be submitted by a team of investigators from a mix of disciplines.
You can apply if you are based in the UK.
Apply for funding to explore power dynamics in the workplace and changes in working lives.
The opportunity is for UK-based individuals or research teams. You must be based at an approved university or independent research organisation.
Apply for funding for a social sciences, arts or humanities research project. This must be in collaboration with Japanese researchers.
You must be a UK researcher based at an eligible research organisation.
We encourage you to address challenges and opportunities associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.
