Writing grant applications
If you are planning to apply for Research Council funding we recommend you learn about the grant application form early in the process.
Seven tips for filling in your grant application
Completing a grant application is time-consuming and there are many potential stumbling blocks. Here are some tips on how to fill in and submit your application successfully, well in advance of the deadline.
You can access the application form through the call for proposals you select. The following provides an overview of what you will be asked to do and a brief explanation of the terminology used in the application form.
A detailed description of the requirements for grant applications is found in the individual call for proposals and the appropriate application form with accompanying instructions for applicants. Grant applications that do not satisfy these requirements will be rejected.
The Research Council uses standardised application types. The application type describes which assessment criteria and requirements apply to the application. On the "New application types in 2019" page you will find an overview of the application types.
The state aid rules set the guidelines for how much funding the Research Council can allocate to companies.
The Research Council follows strict guidelines for dissemination and publication of project data, handling of requests for access and securing of sensitive data. These guidelines are based on Norwegian law.