Lund-Hamburg Funding

Further information about the Lund University and Universität Hamburg Call for proposals 2023/2025 can be found here: UHH-LU-Seed-Fund-Application-Form (Word document).

The proposal must be submitted in one document (PDF) including all attachments listed surname investigator UHH, surname investigator LU, project acronym.

The application deadline is 15 February 2023.

All applications should be sent by email to Katrin Tautermann (Department of International Affairs, Strategy and Partnerships, Universität Hamburg) and Petra Moser-Nørgaard (Strategic  Partnerships & Networks, Lund University):

katrin.tautermann"AT"uni-hamburg.de  and  petra.moser-norgaard@er.lu.se.(petra.moser-norgaard"AT"er.lu.se)

You are invited to apply for funding up to a maximum of EUR 20,000. The initiative will be jointly funded by Universität Hamburg and Lund University. Funding will be confirmed at the beginning of April 2023 and should be spent until end of March 2025 starting from 1 April 2023.

Funding can generally be spent on the employment of student employees and assistants. As a rule, it is not possible to increase existing positions in the academic staff. Likewise, approved funds can in general not be taken to other universities (e.g. if the employment relationship changes).

A report reviewing the activity is expected at the end of the project.

Deadline for reporting: 30 April 2025.

A template for this report will be provided.

Export control, academic freedom, and in-depth review procedure

The Department of International Affairs helps Universität Hamburg researchers by minimizing the risk of and providing a sound basis for international cooperation. In 2020, Universität Hamburg’s Executive University Board resolved to establish a review process for international cooperation. The University Administration will review funding applications and cooperation agreements with international partners with regard to the upholding of academic freedom and the requirements of the Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA). If cooperation topics are relevant to further control rights issues, and if the cooperating institution is located in a country that the Academic Freedom Index (AFI) has listed as restricting academic freedom, an in-depth review procedure will be initiated. Both the first and the in-depth review will be conducted within strictly defined parameters.