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The £100,000 endangered Material Knowledge Programme offers documentation grants that support the preservation of living material knowledge systems at risk of disappearing.

The CHF10,000 GEO Mountains Small Grants Call offers an opportunity for researchers and practitioners to advance mountain monitoring, data generation and information sharing across some of the world’s most critical mountain regions.

The SurveyMonkey is inviting applications for its CHF150,000 Jacobs CIFAR Research Fellowship Program to support early and mid-career researchers whose work is dedicated to improving the learning and development of children and youth worldwide.

These seven new research and fellowship opportunities offer a combined funding pool of up to $86,000+ for African researchers, academics, PhD candidates, early-career scholars, and innovators.

The $900,0000 RFA supports early-stage development, preclinical testing, and initial clinical evaluation of continuous C-peptide monitoring (CCPM) technologies.

The Sexual Violence Research Initiative is offering doctoral and postdoctoral fellowships for early-career researchers based in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) to build leadership, strengthen research capacity, and advance knowledge at the intersection of violence against women (VAW) and violence against children (VAC).

Discover 50+ global opportunities closing this December with a combined funding pool of over $9.8 million

View 20 verified funding opportunities closing by 30th November 2025, offering a combined total of over $1.16 million USD in grants, prizes, fellowships, business support, and tech/innovation programs.

The GINGKO is accepting applications for its £3,000 Research Grant Program to fund academic research, conferences or symposiums on one or more of GINGKO’s academic subject areas – the history, art history or religions of the MENA region – in any time period.

The GINGKO is inviting applications for its £10,000 Werner Mark Linz Memorial Grant Program to fund academic research projects, conferences or symposiums on one or more of GINGKO’s academic subject areas – the history, art history or religions of the MENA region – in any time period.