PROGRAMMES DE MOBILITÉ

The Eva de la Gardie residency is a joint project offered since 2016 by the Institut français de Suède, the French Embassy to Sweden and the Swedish Institute in Paris. The Eva de la Gardie scientific residency offers researchers conducting research in a Swedish institution the opportunity to spend one month in Paris between September […]

Sophie Germain residency, a joint project of the Institut français de Suède, the French Embassy to Sweden and the Maison des Etudiants Suédois (Svenska Studenthemmet) in Paris. The Sophie Germain scientific residency offers PhD students and researchers conducting research in a Swedish institution the opportunity to spend one month in Paris during the Summer of

The France Excellence Research grant is aimed at researchers and PhD students established in a Swedish institution (e.g. university, laboratory, research institute, etc.) who wish to carry out research and/or have access to scientific equipment in France. It allows them to spend stays of three weeks to three months in a French institution. The thematic priorities of

The SFVE-A programme (Svensk Fransk Vetenskap–Anslag) aims at promoting scientific and academic cooperations between France and Sweden by giving researchers established in a Swedish or a French institution (e.g. university, research laboratory, etc.) the opportunity to participate in a mobility programme between both countries in 2026.  The thematic priorities of the programme are those connected to the

Dans le cadre du congrès One Ocean Science (OOSC) et de la conférence des Nations Unies pour l’Océan (UNOC3), le chercheur suédois Niels Krabbe s’est rendu à Nice du 3 au 13 juin. Lauréat du prix FINA 2025 (French Institute Nordic Award), organisé conjointement par les Instituts français du Danemark, d’Estonie, de Finlande, de Norvège

The 2024 edition of the FINA Prize is launched! Young researchers, send your applications until 30 April 2024. Since 2020, the French Institutes of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Norway and Sweden jointly award a prize to five young researchers from the Nordic region in recognition of their outstanding achievements. The so-called French Institute Nordic Award (FINA) aims to