Funding by the German Rheumatism Foundation (project grants, scholarships, awards, endowed professorships) – in accordance with the allocation regulations
The German Rheumatism Foundation awards endowment funds for project grants, scholarships, awards, and endowed professorships in rheumatology. Applications can be submitted in writing at any time.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Promotion of science and research in the field of rheumatology, improvement of the living conditions of people with rheumatic diseases, as well as public education about rheumatic disorders through project grants, scholarships, awards, and the establishment of endowed professorships.
Eligible to apply
- Individuals
- Educational Institutions
- Non-profit Organizations
- Public Institutions
- Foundations
Funding requirements
- Proper written application submission
- Proof of the project's appropriateness and cost-effectiveness
- Project serves the statutory purposes and does not jeopardize the non-profit status
- Funding only for a specified project duration
Documents required for application
- Project description
- Information about the person or institution
- Detailed financing plan
Evaluation criteria
- Expert opinions
- Statutory fulfillment of objectives
Description
The German Rheumatism Foundation provides nationwide financial resources in the form of project grants, scholarships, awards, and endowed professorships to advance science and research in the field of rheumatology. Applicants from the private and public sectors, educational institutions, foundations, as well as non-profit organizations may submit their proposals continuously and without a fixed deadline in writing. A proper application is required, including a presentation of objectives, cost-effectiveness, and statutory purpose binding. A detailed financing plan as well as proof of the individual or institution must be attached. The decision on funding is made by the board based on external expert reviews, with particular emphasis on compliance with statutory goals and the non-profit nature of the projects.
This funding instrument aims not only to improve innovative research approaches and diagnostics but also to sustainably optimize the living conditions of people affected by rheumatic diseases. Furthermore, the foundation supports projects for public education and awareness and targets scientists, research institutions, non-profit initiatives, and individuals who wish to introduce new impulses in the field of rheumatology. Funded projects may look forward to financial security throughout their duration but are required to regularly submit usage reports and outcome statements. Through the continuation of existing programs and the expansion of scientific networks, the German Rheumatism Foundation aims long-term to realize the motto “Making Rheumatism Curable!” and thus makes a significant contribution to healthcare research and self-help in Germany.
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