Lundbeck Foundation Fellowships
The Lundbeck Foundation Fellows programme supports highly promising young researchers in their efforts to establish an independent profile and research group. Through these grants, the Foundation aims to support tomorrow’s most important contributors to research breakthroughs, significantly impacting research and society.
Applications open
1 Jan 2024
Last day for applications
31 Aug 2024
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Last day for applications
This is the last day on which applications will be accepted. Though conditions vary, we recommend submission by 5pm AEST to avoid disappointment.
Citizenship requirements
Australian / domestic student
International student
Total value
up to $2,150,000
Applicable study areas
Agriculture, animal studies, food science and veterinary science; Education, teaching and training; Environment and natural resources; Medicine, dentistry, health and welfare; Sciences and mathematics
Number of scholarships awarded
Approximately 5
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Eligibility & selection criteria
Eligibility
To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:
- Have gained a PhD within the past eight years and be qualified to establish or develop a biomedical science research team.
- Work within the fields of biomedical, clinical and health science, or related fields with a clear biomedical angle to the project.
Applicants may not:
- * Already hold, or receive within the same year as this grant is awarded, a major Danish or international starting grants similar to a Lundbeck Foundation Fellowship
Applications for the Fellowship are welcome from researchers who wish to move to Denmark and continue their research. Please see the Lundbeck Foundation Fellowships website for further details.
Selection criteria
Applications relating to biomedical sciences are evaluated based on scientific content, the applicant’s qualifications and the quality of the academic environment at the host institution. The term ‘biomedical sciences’ is used here in its broadest sense. Many adjacent fields of research which, traditionally, belong to other classical faculties (particularly natural science and technical science) are increasingly steering the field of biomedicine towards new breakthroughs in knowledge and treatment. Consequently, research in technical and natural sciences with subject matter that addresses biomedical issues is regarded as biomedical sciences research.
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Application process
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When will I know the outcome?
Finalists usually interviewed in February, application outcome provided in March.
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Variations of this award
In addition to the “Lundbeck Foundation Fellowships”, the Lundbeck Foundation also offer funding for:
- “Lundbeck Foundation Early-Career Clinician Scientist”, with a value up to DKK 2.5 million per annum.
- “Lundbeck Foundation Postdocs”, with a value of DKK 2.4 million.
- “Lundbeck Foundation Start-Up Programme”, with a value of up to DKK 10 million
- “The Brain Prize”, with a value of DKK 10 million.
- “Lundbeck Foundation Experiment”, with a value of DKK 2 million.
- “Lundbeck Foundation Diversity Call”, with a value of DKK 500,000.
- “Lundbeck Foundation Collaborative Projects", with a value of DKK 40 million
- “Lundbeck Foundation Professorships", with a value of DKK 40 million
- “Lundbeck Foundation Scientific Enrichment Prize", with a value of DKK 100,000
- “Lundbeck Foundation Ascending Investigators", with a value of DKK 5 million
- “Talent Prize", with a value of DKK 300,000
Please check the Foundation's website for application deadlines for these additional opportunities.
What are the benefits?
Funding of up to DKK 10 million, paid in a single instalment or in several instalments over a period of up to 5 years.
The information listed here is subject to change without notice. Where we have listed information about jointly run scholarships programs, please also see our partners' websites. Information describing the number and value of scholarships awarded is indicative.