This UiT-affiliated research funder primarily supports health science research with a clear emphasis on cancer, diabetes, and outcomes related to preterm birth and infant mortality. In addition to medical research, its related sub-funds also back university development, fisheries research, and select Northern Norway cultural-history research, suggesting a strong regional commitment to strengthening knowledge production at UiT and in Arctic/Northern Norway. The funding is mostly tied to named memorial and institutional funds, so support appears program-specific rather than broad, open-ended grantmaking.
Program-specific, fund-by-fund grantmaking through UiT-affiliated memorial and institutional funds; awards appear periodic and announced by fund, with some open calls and some no current active application. Grantmaking is likely modest-to-moderate in size and targeted to eligible researchers or UiT-linked initiatives rather than general nonprofit applicants.
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Monitor the UiT website for each named fund’s annual announcement and deadlines; several funds have no active 2026 call, while others publish seasonal calls such as a fall 2026 cancer-research announcement. Applicants should confirm eligibility carefully, as some funds are restricted to UiT researchers, specific faculties, or Tromsø Museum staff, and some opportunities are nomination-based rather than open applications.
Current and upcoming funding from Det Helsevitenskapelige Fakultets Forskningsfond ved Universitetet i Tromsø - Norges Arktiske Universitet that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Støtte til kreftforskning ved UiT; se vedtektene for detaljer.
Deadline: Utlysning er annonsert til høsten 2026 (ingen konkret dato oppgitt på siden).
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