Bekker NAWA Programme 2026
Deadline: May 29, 2026
postdoctoral | phd
partially funded
Poland
Opportunity Overview
About Bekker NAWA Programme 📚
The Bekker NAWA Programme, offered by the National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA), is an international academic mobility and research funding opportunity for researchers affiliated with Polish institutions.
This programme enables eligible participants to:
- Conduct research abroad.
- Collaborate with international scientists.
- Complete part of their doctoral education overseas.
- Collect research materials needed for academic work.
It is designed to strengthen global academic cooperation and increase the international visibility of Polish research.
Benefits of Bekker NAWA Programme 🎯
Participants of the Bekker NAWA Programme can enjoy the following benefits:
- Strengthens international research cooperation.
- Improves access to top global universities and laboratories.
- Supports career development for postdocs and doctoral candidates.
- Increases the global visibility of Polish research.
- Helps researchers build long-term partnerships.
- Provides access to specialized materials, archives, data, and facilities abroad.
Eligibility Criteria ✅
The programme is aimed at researchers connected to Polish academic and scientific institutions. Eligible applicants include:
- Researchers affiliated with Polish scientific institutions.
- Researchers affiliated with Polish academic institutions.
- Postdoctoral researchers.
- Doctoral candidates (PhD candidates).
Application Date and Process 📝
- Interested applicants can apply by visiting the application website.
Application Deadline 📅
- 29 May, 2026
Opportunity Application 🌟
For more details about the Bekker NAWA Programme, visit the official website:
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Benefits
- Strengthens international research cooperation
- Improves access to top global universities and laboratories
- Supports career development for postdocs and doctoral candidates
- Increases the global visibility of Polish research
- Helps researchers build long-term partnerships
- Supports access to specialized materials, archives, data, and facilities abroad
