Opportunities

This database (in Ukrainian) contains information on academic organizations listed per country that support Ukrainian students and researchers (with a focus on the humanities).

This list shows universities worldwide that are helping Ukrainian students and educators. The type of help these universities are offering is mainly academic support, counseling services, free tuition, meals, and more. You can browse the list per country.

We match talent from Ukraine with job opportunities abroad and remote during this humanitarian crisis.
As millions of Ukrainian residents had to flee their country because of the brutal invasion of the Russian Federation, we aim to enable this workforce to find a job while away from home. Our platform matches candidates from Ukraine with the right job opportunities in Romania and abroad.

This list contains links to funding, scholarships etc. for hosting and supporting refugee scholars. It is provided in cooperation with the Leipniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe (GWZO). It lists opportunities within German research associations and institutes, regional funds in German federal states as well as opportunities in Europe (listed per country).

The European Union, its Member States and Europeans across the continent are mobilised in support of people fleeing the war in Ukraine. We are working on all fronts to support Ukraine with assistance, humanitarian aid and civil protection.

This website offers an overview of job offers in current ERC funded research teams in all disciplines.

The Ukraine Network offers an overview of funding opportunities on the website.

The National Academic Contact Point Ukraine from DAAD offers Ukrainian students and academics a first orientation in the German higher education and research system. You will also find an overview of different help offers in academia.

Researchers and scientists coming to Germany as refugees have limited opportunities to deal with research topics or none at all. Besides the individual difficulties caused by such situation, it is also a loss of research capacity for the respective scientific field. This online platform aims at facilitating the access to German universities and colleagues of the same research field for scientists who fled to Germany.

Academics in professional life and students will lose their knowledge if it can no longer be applied. Through networking with expert colleagues and fellow students in Germany an opportunity should be offered to counteract this loss of knowledge.

Here you can find an overview of fellowship and sabbatical opportunities listed per country for Ukrainian scholars at risk.

The Association of German Art Historians has prepared this overview of available funding programmes and institutes that are ready to host Ukrainian scholars.

Together with the International Task Force for Displaced Scholars (ITFDS), ASEEES has published an overview of resources for Helping Displaced Scholars from Ukraine.

Here you find resources and information on entering the Polish job market, finding a job in (Polish) academia and studying in Poland.

Auf diesem Portal finden Sie Angebote zum Thema „Geflüchtete und Hochschulen” mit dem Ziel, Geflüchtete und Aktive an deutschen Hochschulen zu unterstützen.

The Einstein Foundation is committed to fostering academic freedom and international collaboration. Two special programmes (EINSTEIN JUNIOR SCHOLARS and EINSTEIN GUEST RESEARCHERS) are offered on a temporary basis in order to reach this objective and to enable international researchers and scientists who are experiencing constraints in their work to come to Berlin for two years to pursue their research without undue restrictions or threats.

The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) supports researchers who have fled their home countries by making it easier for them to join research projects and apply for funding under the Walter Benjamin Programme.