Visiting Researcher Grants 2026

The Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy (DDEA) invites applications for six Visiting Researcher Grants. These grants include salary costs, travel and accommodation expenses for international senior researchers who visit research institutions in Denmark during 2027 and 2028, with a maximum of DKK 400,000 in total. The aim is to strengthen international research exchange within diabetes, metabolism or endocrinology.

Hvem kan ansøge

Senior academics (senior lecturer/associate professor or above) employed at a university outside Denmark, with a PhD or higher, an excellent academic record, teaching experience, and a documented collaboration with a Danish host institution.

Fordele og Goder

Salary costs
Travel expenses
Accommodation expenses
International research exchange
Networking
Teaching opportunities

Nøglekontakter

Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy Secretariat
Grant Administrator
[email protected] +45 29 64 67 64

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Finansiering

Op til DKK 400k

Frist

18. august 2026

Åbner

23. maj 2026

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Kvalifikationskriterier

Applications can be submitted by senior academics (senior lecturer/associate professor or above).
At the time of allocation of the grant, you must be employed at a university outside Denmark.
You must be able to document your intended collaboration with one or more researchers at a Danish research institution (a letter of support from the collaborating host principal investigator should be included).
You must have an academic degree at PhD level or higher.
You must have an excellent academic record.
You must be able to document teaching experience.
You must be willing to teach/give lectures or participate in organising education or networking activities offered by DDEA and/or review applications for DDEA.

Visiting Researcher Grants 2026

Fordele og Goder

Nøglekontakter

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