Funding Initiatives

Please keep an eye on this page for updates and upcoming opportunities.
SEA-EU Research Seed Fund 2025 now open at the University of Split
The University of Split invites applications for the SEA-EU Research Seed Fund 2025, offering up to €3,000 for collaborative projects between UNIST and at least one other SEA-EU partner. The call supports new research aligned with the SEA-EU Mission and registered in the SEA-EU Research Database. Eligible applicants include UNIST academics and PhD holders who have not received previous SEA-EU Seed funding. Each project must be completed by June 15, 2026. The deadline for submission is May 26, 2025, via the online application form. Required documents include the application form, budget estimate, declaration of commitment, and letter of support.
SEA-EU Research Seed Fund 2024 at University of Brest
In 2020, thanks to the support of the French National Agency for Research for European Universities, the University of Brest launched an seed funding call SEA-EU Search@6 designed to initiate new collaborations with researchers across the SEA-EU Alliance. With the launch of the second phase of the project in 2022 and the arrival of three new universities, the call has been renewed and specifically aimed at creating partnerships with the newcomers (UPN, Nord, UAlg): SEA-EU Search@9.
Call for proposals from the University of Malta
The University of Malta launched the SEA-EU Research Seed Fund 2025 to support collaborative research and innovation initiatives among SEA-EU partner universities. The aim of the call was to foster new, jointly developed competitive project proposals aligned with the SEA-EU Mission. Academic staff at UM at TR4 level or higher were eligible to apply in collaboration with at least one other SEA-EU university. Successful applicants were eligible to receive up to €3,000 per project.
The call is now closed. Funding was awarded to three University of Malta academics: Dr Lisa Pace, Senior Lecturer at the Edward de Bono Institute for Creative Thinking and Innovation; Professor Peter Borg, Professor of Mathematics at the Faculty of Science; and Dr Anne Marie Bezzina-Busuttil, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Languages in Education, Faculty of Education.
The call is now closed. Funding was awarded to three University of Malta academics: Dr Lisa Pace, Senior Lecturer at the Edward de Bono Institute for Creative Thinking and Innovation; Professor Peter Borg, Professor of Mathematics at the Faculty of Science; and Dr Anne Marie Bezzina-Busuttil, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Languages in Education, Faculty of Education.