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User guidePrinted from BAHETH · 8 November 2026 at 1:59 · 2 topics
  1. Find an available funding programme
  2. Understand programme eligibility and conditions

Find an available funding programme

Research funding · Revision 1 · Last updated 7 November 2026

Browse the announced programmes and their open cycles, filtered by status and eligible group.

What you need

  • No sign-in is needed to browse; it is needed to apply.

Steps

  1. Open “Research funding programs” (or “Funding opportunities” in the menu once signed in).

    Available funding programmes →
  2. In “Search programs”, type the programme name, code or cycle.

  3. Choose the programme status: “All programmes”, “Open for applications”, “Opening soon” or “Closed programs”, and pick “Who can apply” if needed.

  4. Compare the cards: “Funding up to”, project duration, closing date (e.g. “Closes in … days”) and the number of required documents.

  5. Choose “View and apply” or “View programme” to open the programme page.

What happens next

You reach the programme page with its conditions, cycles and the button to start an application.

If it is returned, rejected or blocked

  • “No program is open for applications at the moment”: new cycles are announced on this page.
  • “The programs service is unavailable”: try again later.

Notes

  • Every programme is visible to everyone whatever their eligibility; eligibility is checked when you start and when you submit.

Understand programme eligibility and conditions

Research funding · Revision 1 · Last updated 7 November 2026

The programme page shows eligibility, budget, documents and timeline, and tells you after signing in whether you can apply.

Steps

  1. Open the programme page from “Research funding programs”.

    Available funding programmes →
  2. Read “Eligible applicants” and “About this program”: objectives, target groups, “Eligibility criteria”, “What the program does not fund”, “Submission requirements”.

  3. Check “Budget and duration” (funding ceiling and project duration), “Team roles” and “Required documents”.

  4. Check the cycle “Timeline”, the “Evaluation criteria” and the “Frequently asked questions”.

  5. Sign in to see where you stand in the open cycle: “Start your application” if available to you, or the reason it is not.

    Sign in →

What happens next

You know whether you meet the conditions before you start. The remaining rules (participating college, restrictions, research priorities) are checked when you submit.

If it is returned, rejected or blocked

  • “Not eligible for this cycle”: the programme is for faculty and your account is not recorded as faculty in the university directory, or you reached the cycle's participation limit.
  • “Applying is not available to your account”: this is not a sign-in problem; contact the programme administration if you believe it is wrong.
  • “Your account is currently suspended”: you cannot apply.
  • “Your eligibility could not be checked right now”: you can start the application; any obstacle is shown in the form.

Notes

  • Durations after closing in the timeline are indicative and depend on the number of applications and the committee's meetings.
  • The participation limit applies to team members too, not only the principal investigator.