Horizon Europe is the ninth EU funding programme for research and innovation. Here you can find information about funding opportunities relevant for employees at the University of Oslo. Links are also provided to other relevant resources.
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Horizon Europe
Horizon Europe supports researchers, industry and citizens throughout the whole research and innovation cycle with over €95 billion of funding available over seven years (2021-2027). With this EU seeks to maintain and develop a leading role in science and innovation, to address the big challenges of our times, and to help private industry to become more competitive and sustainable.
The programme is organized in three pillars:
For more information, visit the Commission's web pages for Horizon Europe (external link). More information from the Commission's pages about the different elements by clicking the links below.
| Excellent science | Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness | Innovative Europe |
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| European Research Council (ERC) | Health |
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| Culture, Creativity and Inclusive Society | ||
| Civil Security for Society | ||
| Digital, Industry and Space | ||
| Research Infrastructures | Climate, Energy and Mobility |
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| Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Reseources, Agriculture and Environment | ||
| Joint Research Centre | ||
| Widening Participation and Strenghtening the European Research Area | ||
| Reforming and Enhancing the European R&I System | ||
Previous EU Framework Programmes
Horizon 2020 has been succeeded by Horizon Europe. It is no longer possible to apply for funding from H2020, but information about H2020 can be found here.
External resources
Funding and Tender opportunities - the Commission's portal
The Research Council of Norway on Horizon Europe
Horizon Europe factsheets by UKRO (subscribers only, all UiO employees can sign up)