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Judith van der Kooij
Judith van der Kooij
Advisor for the Mobility Info Point, Advice Desk & Ghana
j.vanderkooij [at] dutchculture.nl

 

 

 

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Dutch Language Union: Research Grants

Dutch Language Union: Research Grants

Nederlandse Taalunie: Onderzoeksbeurzen
Funding to support research in international Dutch studies.

The Taalunie supports everyone worldwide who learns, teaches, researches, or uses Dutch.
The online platform mijnNederlands is one of the tools the Taalunie employs for this purpose.

Research grants are designed to stimulate and support research in international Dutch studies.

 

Travelling from
The Netherlands
The Caribbean part of the Kingdom (Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, Sint Maarten)
Travelling to
Worldwide
Discipline(s)
Literature
Who can apply
Individuals

Academic researchers who are conducting research on a topic within Dutch studies and are appointed at a university or university of applied sciences outside the Dutch-speaking region.

For what
Accommodation
Research
Residency
Travel
  • Research related residency and travel
  • purchase of (digital) research materials (e.g., specialist literature, digital corpus)
  • support for the editing of publications and costs for publication in Open Access journals

The grant cannot be used to cover the costs of conference participation or to supplement the researcher's salary.

How much
  • Residency and travel: maximum of €1.500 a month, lasting for a period of max 6 months.
  • Purchasing of research materials: maximum of €1.000
  • Support for the editing of publications and costs for publication in Open Access journals: maximum of €1.000

 

Requirements

The research falls within the field of Dutch studies.

The applicant holds an appointment at a university or university of applied sciences outside the Dutch-speaking area.

The application dossier includes:

  • proof of the applicant's appointment;
  • a ​​research plan with a timeline;
  • a cost breakdown covering the research stay and travel, the purchase of materials, and/or support for editing and Open Access publication. Applicants are required to use the 'Research Grant Cost Breakdown' template for this purpose. The cost breakdown must list all projected costs, regardless of the eligible grant amount;
  • an explanation of the added value of the grant for the research;
  • the applicant's curriculum vitae;
  • the applicant's list of publications.

An applicant may be awarded a maximum of two Taalunie research grants for the same research project.

The account number provided in the application dossier belongs to a natural person or a legal entity.
 

When to apply
Before a specific deadline
Upcoming deadline(s)
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