Publisher
source

Aarhus University

PhD & Postdoc Grant Writing Course – Aarhus University – Spring 2026 Aarhus University in Denmark

Degree Level

PhD, Postdoc

Field of study

Nursing

Funding

Participation is free for PhD students and Health Research Year students from Aarhus University, PhD students enrolled at partner universities of the Nordoc collaboration, and PhD students from other institutions in the open market agreement for PhD courses. Others may pay a course fee of 6,000 DKK. No stipend or salary is provided; this is a training course.

Deadline

Feb 1, 2026

Country flag

Country

Denmark

University

Aarhus University

Social connections

How do I apply for this?

Sign in for free to reveal details, requirements, and source links.

Continue in dashboard

Where to contact

Keywords

Nursing
Medicine
Biology
Dentistry
Health Science
Networking
Medical Science
Teacher Professional Development
Budgeting
Grant Writing
Methodologie

About this position

The Cardiovascular Network at Aarhus University is offering a comprehensive 5 ECTS PhD and postdoc course in grant writing for Spring 2026. This blended learning program is designed for junior researchers, including PhD students and postdocs, who aim to strengthen their research impact and secure funding for their projects. The course is led by Emma Börgeson and Christian Aalkjær, with a feedback panel of experienced researchers from Aarhus University.

Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of grant proposal structures, review processes, effective communication, rationale and impact statements, research design and methodology (including ethical considerations), budgeting, financial statements, and the importance of networking and collaboration. The course also emphasizes professional development and progression towards independence in the research community.

Eligibility requires a university degree in medicine, dentistry, nursing, or a Master’s degree in other fields, and/or postgraduate research fellows (PhD students and research-year medical students). Applicants must submit a motivation letter and CV, and both the applicant and their supervisor must be available for a pre-interview and subsequent meetings.

The course is free for PhD students from Aarhus University, partner universities of the Nordoc collaboration, and institutions in the open market agreement for PhD courses. Others may pay a fee of 6,000 DKK. No stipend is provided, as this is a training opportunity rather than a funded position.

Course activities span six months, including proposal drafting, feedback sessions, workshops, and peer review. Key dates include the application deadline (February 1, 2026), course start (March 3, 2026), grant writing workshop (March 17, 2026), and final feedback session (June 9, 2026). Targeted grant calls include fellowships from the Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy, Danish Cardiovascular Academy, Marie Curie, Novo Nordisk Foundation, Lundbeck Foundation, and Independent Research Fund Denmark.

To apply, submit your motivation letter and CV by the deadline, attend the pre-interview, and follow further instructions for proposal submission and course participation. For more details, visit the course catalog and related links provided.

Funding details

Participation is free for PhD students and Health Research Year students from Aarhus University, PhD students enrolled at partner universities of the Nordoc collaboration, and PhD students from other institutions in the open market agreement for PhD courses. Others may pay a course fee of 6,000 DKK. No stipend or salary is provided; this is a training course.

What's required

Applicants must have a university degree in medicine, dentistry, nursing, or a Master’s degree in other fields, and/or be postgraduate research fellows (PhD students and research-year medical students). Motivation letter and CV are required for application. Supervisor involvement is mandatory. Selection includes a pre-interview to assess motivation and fit.

How to apply

Submit a motivation letter and CV as one file by February 1, 2026. Attend a pre-interview with your supervisor. If selected, follow further instructions for proposal submission and course participation. Register via the provided course catalog link.

Ask ApplyKite AI

Professors