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Funding Opportunities

The CDC is delighted to offer targeted funding programs to enable research and cooperation between mathematicians in developing countries and the rest of the world.

The objective of these programs is to enhance the mathematical capacity in developing countries to conduct research, to support local initiatives and capacity building programs.

CDC provides tailored support to mathematicians with a selection of funding opportunities for graduates, PhD students, postdocs, researchers and staff offered by the IMU or in collaboration with various mathematical institutions and organizations.

IMU-CDC Grant Overview Flyer

Please note that in order to access the online application form, you must first create an account.

You may create an account on the account registration page. You will be able to access the online form once you log into your account.

NOTE: From October 15th 2023, the IMU-CDC will be accepting applications for the Conference Support Program and the Individual Travel Support Program through a new platform. Applications will open on October 15th for the call that will conclude on January 15th, 2024 on the new platform. The application forms on the IMU-CDC website have been closed for these two programs, and all applications will only be accepted via the new platform from October 15.

To submit applications for conference support program and individual travel support, please do so at the IMU-CDC GoodGrants Platform.

Grants for Conference Organizers

Conference Support Program Website | Flyer

Conference Support Plus Website

 

Travel Grants for Individuals

Abel Visiting Scholar Program Website | Flyer 

IMU-Simons African Fellowship Program Website | Flyer 

Individual Travel Support Program Website | Flyer

Grants for Graduate Students

Grants for Institutions

Volunteer Lecturer Program Website | Flyer

Library Assistance Scheme

 

Grants for Projects

Grants for Conference Participants at ICM

Testimonials

Our grantees share how our programs value-added to their career in mathematics, furthered their research projects, and helped to strengthen their networks in the international mathematics community.

Read the full testimonials here.