Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation grants are applied for electronically during the time period 15.10. – 31.11. Requested recommendations have to be submitted electronically during the application time period.

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The Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation has awarded 96 new grants in 2023. The Foundation has in total awarded grants of approximately 1,79 million euros in 2023. The total amount of received applications was 492 of in total 15,7 million euros.

Awarded grants 2023.

All grant recipients have been notified by email.

The next open call is 15.10 – 30.11.2023.

The secretary for the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation is Sebastian Lindberg from 1.1.2023. He should be contacted in all matters concerning the grants by e-mail magnus.ehrnrooth@protsv.fi.

The next application period will be October 15th to November 30th, 2022. Note that the same dead-line, November 30th, applies for recommendations, so ask for the recommendations well before that. It is not enough to give the name of a referee in the application, because the grant committee does not usually contact any referees. The recommendation is to be included with the application, either by the applicant or by the person giving the recommendation. The boards of the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation and Societas Scientiarum Fennica have approved updated guidelines for the support of research. Acquaint yourself therefore thoroughly with the updated advice given on the various pages of this website before moving to the application pages. Possible comments and improvement suggestions to the website can be sent to magnus.ehrnrooth@protsv.fi.

Graduate student cotutelle grants in the sciences supported by the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation are now open for application. The grants are financed within the framework of the Mauperuuis  program  between Finland and France. If you are applying for a cotutelle grant your application should in addition to the normally requested information also include the necessary information about the French collaborator and show the readiness and ability of the French institution to allocate the necessary funds for the collaboration. The cotutelle grantee must during the first year of studies apply for the right to conduct PhD studies also at the French university in question.

The next application period will be October 15th to November 30th, 2021. Note that the same dead-line, November 30th, applies for recommendations, so ask for the recommendations well before that. It is not enough to give the name of a referee in the application, because the grant committee does not usually contact any referees. The recommendation is to be included with the application, either by the applicant or by the person giving the recommendation.

The boards of the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation and Societas Scientiarum Fennica have approved updated guidelines for the support of research. Acquaint yourself therefore thoroughly with the updated advice given on the various pages of this website before moving to the application pages. Possible comments and improvement suggestions to the website can be sent to magnus.ehrnrooth@protsv.fi.

Graduate student cotutelle grants in the sciences supported by the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation are now open for application. The grants are financed within the framework of the Mauperuuis program between Finland and France. If you are applying for a cotutelle grant your application should in addition to the normally requested information also include the necessary information about the French collaborator and show the readiness and ability of the French institution to allocate the necessary funds for the collaboration. The cotutelle grantee must during the first year of studies apply for the right to conduct PhD studies also at the French university in question.

The Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation has awarded 137 grants in 2021, amounting to 1.79 million euro. The number of applications was 554, and the total sum applied for was approximately 12.2 million euro. Grants awarded in 2021. Each grantee has been informed by e-mail.

Applicants, who did receive a grant but did not give their bank account number in the application, are kindly asked to complement their application in this regard in the application system by March 22nd. After this date account information must be sent directly to the grant secretary by e-mail. Personal grants (doctorate, post-doc and travel) are paid to the applicant’s personal bank account. Research grants are paid to a university account with a reference to the research project.

Next application period is 15.10 – 30.11.2021.

The next application period will be October 15th to November 30th, 2020. Note that the same dead-line, November 30th, applies for recommendations, so ask for the recommendations in time. It is not enough to give the name of a referee in the application, because the grant committee does not usually contact any referees. The recommendation is to be included with the application, either by the applicant or by the person giving the recommendation. Note also the advice given on the various pages of this website. Acquaint yourself thoroughly with them before moving to the application pages. Possible comments and improvement suggestions can be sent to magnus.ehrnrooth@protsv.fi.

 

One graduate student cotutelle grant in one of the sciences supported by the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation is now open for application. The grant is financed in the framework of the Maupertuis program  between Finland and France. The application time is 15.10. – 30.11.2020 and is done on the application system of the Foundation.

The next application period will be October 15th to November 30th, 2019. Note that the same dead-line, November 30th , applies for recommendations, so ask for the recommendations in time. It is not enough to give the name of a referee in the application, because the grant committee does not usually contact any referees. The recommendation has to be included with the application, either by the applicant or by the person giving the recommendation. A graduate student cotutelle grant in one of the sciences supported by the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation is now open for application. The grant is financed in the framework of the Maupertuis program  between Finland and France. The application time is 15.10. – 30.11.2019 and can be done on the application system of the Foundation. Note also that the advice given on the various pages of this website have been updated, so acquaint yourself thoroughly with them before moving to the application pages. Possible comments and improvement suggestions can be sent to magnus.ehrnrooth@protsv.fi.

The Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation has awarded 172 grants in 2019, amounting to 1.79 million euro. The number of applications was 679, and the total sum applied for was approximately 10.1 million euro. Grants awarded in 2019.

Applicants, who did not receive a grant, will not be notified by mail.

Applicants, who did receive a grant but did not give their bank account number in the application, are kindly asked to complement their application in this regard in the application system by March 29th. Personal grants (doctorate, post-doc and travel) are paid to the applicants personal bank account. Research grants are paid to a university account with reference to the research project.

A PhD cotutelle grant in one of the science fields supported by the Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation will be available in collaboration between Finland and France. Applications are open on December 5th and the deadline for applications is January 25th. Read more here. More information can be obtained by  Dr. Mathieu LEPORINI. His contact information is here, as well as a more complete description of the Maupertuis funding program. More information about the grant and how to apply is described here.

The next application period will be October 15th to November 30th, 2018. Note that the same dead-line November 30th applies for recommendations, so ask for the recommendations in time

The Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2013. To celebrate the anniversary the foundation published a booklet in Finnish and Swedish describing its development and activities during its first fifty years.
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Sebastian Lindberg

magnus.ehrnrooth@protsv.fi