Events and opportunities

As part of Refugee Week 2025, we invite our wider community to contribute to our upcoming exhibition, hosted at the University of Edinburgh’s Main Library.

Community contributions from groups, schools, and individuals to collect words, art, and photos are invited to reflect on the theme, 'Community as Superpower'.

Education Beyond Borders is offering funding of £250-500 to University staff and student groups or who plan to organise an event during Refugee Week.

Refugee Week will take place from 16 -22 June 2025. This year's theme is 'Community as a Superpower'.

The Lysiak-Rudnytsky Ukrainian Studies Programme is a long-term programme to support projects in Ukrainian studies for research, educational, cultural institutions, and analytical centres abroad.

This funding competition makes available up to £14.5m to support businesses to develop highly innovative, sustainable energy technologies and business models which can specifically support the recovery of Ukraine’s energy system.

Secure up to €40k to kick-start a new interdisciplinary collaboration across the alliance and beyond.

Senior faculty members are invited to apply for a visiting fellowship of $10,000 for up to 3 weeks.

The University of Edinburgh is proud to participate in the UK academic mentoring scheme, led by Science for Ukraine-UK volunteers. Launched in response to the Russian invasion, the programme supports Ukrainian university colleagues affected by the conflict.

The Fund is open to applications from academics at the University of Edinburgh who are collaborating with colleagues at FU Berlin.