The “Research Travel Grants” Internship Program

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Research Travel Grants

Internship program in support of study visits

“Excellence Initiative – Research University” Program


The Research Travel Grants (RTG) program is an initiative that enables researchers from the Medical University of Gdańsk to undertake a research internship abroad. The scientific mobility program allows them to gain new experience and establish or continue cooperation with researchers from foreign centres.

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Laureates of the program receive support in the form of full or partial coverage of costs related to the placement. In addition, researchers can count on assistance in organising the trip, including the preparation of relevant documentation related to the trip, or booking tickets and accommodation.

A researcher interested in benefiting from the program should submit an application for funding for a research internship (Annex 1 to the Regulations) together with the attachments listed in the application.

Current application deadlines:

  • I. Deadline until 31.03.2024 – adjudication of the call for applications by 30.04.2024,
  • II. Deadline until 30.06.2024 – conclusion of the call for proposals by 31.07.2024,
  • III. Deadline until 30.09.2024 – conclusion of the call for proposals by 31.10.2024.
  • IV. Deadline until 31.12.2024 – completion of the call for proposals until 30.01.2025.

Contact

Applications should be directed to the Administration Department for the “Excellence Initiative – Research University” Program: idub@gumed.edu.pl or or directly to Patrycja Maszka.


Patrycja Maszka
(+48) 505 901 604
patrycja.maszka@gumed.edu.pl


As part of the implementation of the “Excellence Initiative – Research University” Program, it is possible to cover up to 100% of the costs associated with a research placement abroad.

Details about the program are available in Extranet.


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