Project Funding by the New Phenomenology Foundation (SNP)

The Neue Phänomenologie Foundation (SNP) provides nationwide grants for humanities research projects based on the New Phenomenology founded by Hermann Schmitz. Funding is available to non-profit organizations, educational institutions, companies, and private individuals, including scholars, researchers, students, as well as institutional initiatives. The aim of this ongoing project funding is the further development and dissemination of this philosophical approach across various disciplines such as medicine, psychology, sociology, economics, and law. The SNP supports scientific publications and translations, symposia, promotion of early-career researchers, and publication series, with a consistent focus on the conception and implementation of innovative projects that deepen the core of New Phenomenology.

Applicants must submit a detailed project proposal including a financial plan that demonstrates the scientific quality and close alignment with the fundamental concepts of New Phenomenology. Evaluation criteria particularly emphasize the depth of the project description and its relevance to the philosophical approach. Required documents include the completed project application form (SNP-ProjektantragNeu.pdf), a precise project description, and a comprehensive financial plan. Applications may be submitted at any time and are subject to a transparent selection process based on objective criteria. Thus, the SNP offers a reliable funding opportunity for all those wishing to advance the understanding and application of New Phenomenology in research and teaching.