The FRIA call is now open on e-space

• Mini-guide call 2022 EN
• Regulations EN
• Guide of jurys EN

The FRESH call is now open on e-space

• Mini-guide call 2022 EN
• Regulations EN
• Guide of jurys FR

The FRArt biennal Call 2023 will open mid-December 2022 on e-space. The relevant documentation is available hereafter:

• Mini-guide FRArt biennal Call 2023
• Rules and Regulations 2023

In the framework of the research activities funded by the FNRS or one of its associated Funds, the "Bourse de séjour scientifique - BSS" instrument makes it possible to invite foreign researchers an FWB academic institution or to researchers from FWB academic institutions to complete a scientific stay abroad. These grants are for a period of one to three months (renewable twice) and cover the living expenses of both FWB researchers and visiting researchers at a rate of €1,300 per month.

In the current context of the war in Ukraine, the usual deadline of 2 months before the starting date of the grant for the submission of files will be suspended.

This measure mainly concerns researchers who are Ukrainian nationals and their family members whose main residence was in Ukraine before 24 February 2022.[1]

Details and procedure here.

[1] As well as stateless persons and third-country nationals other than Ukraine, who have benefited from international protection or equivalent national protection in Ukraine and their family members whose main residence was in Ukraine before 24 February 2022. These categories are those of "Researchers benefiting from a "temporary protection" measure” (formalized by European Directive 2001/55/EC). 

In the context of the war in Ukraine, the FNRS authorizes, within the framework of a project financed by the FNRS and if the overall envelope allows it, the transfer between categories of costs, in order to allow the previously unplanned hiring of personnel.

This measure mainly concerns researchers who are Ukrainian nationals and their family members whose main residence was in Ukraine before 24 February 2022.[1]

Details and procedure here.

[1] As well as stateless persons and third-country nationals other than Ukraine, who have benefited from international protection or equivalent national protection in Ukraine and their family members whose main residence was in Ukraine before 24 February 2022. These categories are those of "Researchers benefiting from a "temporary protection" measure” (formalized by European Directive 2001/55/EC).