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Apply for Flexible Mobility Funding for Collaboration with India

Aalto internal funding for Flexible Mobility for India collaboration is open for proposals. The budget available is 30,000 euros. The call is a Rolling Call, open until the funding is exhausted or until 31.1.2027. The budget per proposal is up to 3,000 euros. About ten projects can be funded in the call.

This funding can be used for faculty, researchers and staff travels to India for education, research, delegations of importance, and Aalto promotional activities. This funding can't be applied for incoming travels from India by partners.
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The call for proposals and the details for the application are available at: 'Flexible mobility funding for India collaboration - Autumn 2026'

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