Decision published

20 November 2025

Total amount granted: 75 565 000 SEK

Project grant for research into the social consequences of digitalisation

The Swedish Research Council has decided on the applications to be awarded project grant for research into the social consequences of digitalisation 2025. Our total grant amount for 2025-2029 is nearly 76 million SEK.

Decision published

Please note that only notice in Prisma guarantees that a grant has been approved.

Approval rates

Applicants

Number of applicationsNumber of approved grants

Approval rate

Women

111

7

6 %

Men

100

7

7 %

Total

211

14

7 %

Grant amounts (SEK)

Applicants

Total grant amount

Average grant amount per year

Women

36 339 000

1 651 773

Men

39 226 000

1 634 417

Total

75 565 000

1 642 717

Approved grants and amounts per administrating organisation‌‌

Administrating organisation

Number of approved grants

Total grant amount

Lund University

6

32 301 000

Linköping University

2

10 060 000

University of Gothenburg

2

9 961 000

Uppsala University

1

6 780 000

Karolinska Institutet

1

6 672 000

Södertörn University

1

5 049 000

Chalmers University of Technology

1

4 742 000

Total

14

75 565 000

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