Grants you can apply for simultaneously
Do you want to apply for several grants from us in the same year? This is possible for certain grants. The basic rule is that you can only submit one application for each research project. But in certain cases, you may submit several applications, for example if they relate to different types of grants or different research ideas. You should always report this in your applications to us.
The table in the link below provides information about what you can apply for simultaneously. In some cases you also need to read more in the call texts to find out the applicable conditions.
What grants may I apply for simultaneously from the Swedish Research Council? (table) pdf, 404.1 kB.
Grants you can apply for if you are already receiving a grant from us
If you are already a project leader for a grant from the Swedish Research Council, there are certain restrictions when you apply for a new grant with a grant period that overlaps the grant period for your ongoing grant.
The table in the link below has information about what you can apply for if you have an ongoing grant. In some cases you also need to read more in the call texts to find out the applicable conditions.
Note: If you have been the project leader for previous grants from the Swedish Research Council that have ended, final financial reports for all of these must have been submitted within the permitted time frame in order for you to apply for a new grant.
By ended, we mean that both the grant period and the availability period for the grant have expired. Information about your grant can be found in the “Approval of terms and conditions” in Prisma. Please contact your administrating organisation if you are unsure whether all your final reports have been submitted.
Grants from other funding bodies
When you apply for a grant, your application must state
whether your application concerns a project idea for which you or a participating researcher has already received grants from another funding body
whether you or any participating researcher has applied for funds for the same project idea from another funding body.
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