International Funding
The AHRC promotes international links at many levels: from policy through to research funding and researcher links.
The AHRC encourages international engagement as an integrated part of its standard funding schemes and operates a number of partnerships with international research funders. We maintain a blog, Research Beyond Borders, on funding opportunities for international research collaboration specific to UK arts and humanities researchers. This covers not only AHRC funding but signposts other opportunities.
- Global Challenges Research Fund
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As part of the UK’s Official Development Assistance, this funding stream aims to support cutting-edge research which addresses the problems faced by developing countries.
- International Placement Scheme
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An annual programme providing Research Fellowships to AHRC/ESRC-funded doctoral students and early career researchers at a number of world leading international research institutions.
- Joint Programming Initiative (JPI)
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AHRC is involved in both the JPI Cultural Heritage and JPI Urban Europe. Both initiatives designed to address research, development and innovation problems with a European dimension.
- Trans-Atlantic Platform
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A partnership between research funding agencies in Europe, South America and North America (this includes Digging into Data).
- Lead agency and reciprocal agreements
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The AHRC has co-funding agreements with non-UK funding organisations in Brazil, USA, Norway and Switzerland. These enable joint research projects which can be applied for under a single grant application.
- Newton Fund
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This initiative aims to strengthen research and innovation partnerships to promote economic development and social welfare of partner countries.
- Humanities in the European Research Area (HERA)
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A network of European funding agencies committed to leading and developing international funding opportunities and advocate for humanities research.
- EU-India Platform for the Social Sciences and Humanities (EqUIP)
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A partnership between research funding agencies in Europe and India.
- International Co-Investigators
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Opportunity for international researchers to act as Co-Investigators on some AHRC schemes and calls.
- Horizon 2020
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EU funding programme for research and innovation running from 2014 to 2020.