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The Creative Fund is a new initiative supporting Nigerian creative-sector organizations that need technical expertise to deliver innovative projects. Rather than providing unrestricted grants, it finances clearly defined technical gaps, such as hiring specialists, implementing digital tools, or improving production capacity. The programme also encourages knowledge transfer by requiring a "give-back" commitment that benefits the wider creative ecosystem.
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The Spring Residency at Hangar is an international, process-based artistic residency hosted by Hangar – Centro de Investigação Artística in Lisbon, Portugal. It supports musicians, DJs, producers, and sound artists to develop experimental and interdisciplinary music projects in a professional creative environment. The residency focuses on: Artistic research and experimentation Cross-disciplinary collaboration (music, visual arts, performance, media) Exploration of contemporary themes such as memory, identity, diaspora, and global culture Developing new work using Lisbon’s artistic ecosystem
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The TED & POSCA Global Artist Residency supports artists whose work explores ideas, creativity, innovation, and social impact. Residents are given time, resources, and an international platform to develop projects while engaging with a global creative community. The opportunity is open to artists from around the world.
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The Macquarie University International Research Scholarship (iMQRES) supports high-achieving international students undertaking a Master of Research or PhD degree at Macquarie University. The scholarship is designed to attract talented researchers from around the world and provides financial support for students conducting supervised research projects.
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Soundcinema Düsseldorf 2026 is the eighth edition of an international recorded-sound festival dedicated to experimental, electronic, and electroacoustic music. Organized by Sonische Interferenzen e.V., the festival treats sound recordings as autonomous artistic works and presents selected pieces in an immersive acousmatic listening environment at FFT Düsseldorf. The 2026 edition invites submissions under two categories: - Free Category - Thematic Focus 2026: "Acceleration" The festival seeks works that challenge conventional listening experiences and explore sound as an artistic medium
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The Residency at Casa Gràcia is a newly established international residency program located in the historic city of Mahón, Menorca, Spain. Founded by artists Rashid Johnson and Sheree Hovsepian, the residency offers artists and writers uninterrupted time and space to deepen their creative practices in a tranquil Mediterranean setting. The residency is intentionally self-directed. Participants are not required to produce exhibitions or public presentations. Instead, the program emphasizes experimentation, reflection, and engagement with the local community. Residents also benefit from the support and expertise of the team at Hauser & Wirth Menorca, one of Spain's leading contemporary art centers.
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The Helmut-Schmidt-Programme is a fully funded DAAD scholarship that prepares future leaders from developing and emerging countries for careers in public service, governance, and policy. The programme funds selected master's degrees at participating German universities in fields related to public policy, law, economics, administration, peace and conflict studies, and development. Scholars receive comprehensive financial support, participate in German language training before beginning their studies, and are expected to apply the knowledge gained toward promoting democratic governance and sustainable development in their home countries
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The Ted Scripps Fellowship in Environmental Journalism is a prestigious nine-month professional fellowship administered by the Center for Environmental Journalism (CEJ) at the University of Colorado Boulder. Established in 1993, the program enables accomplished journalists to step away from daily newsroom responsibilities and deepen their understanding of environmental science, policy, law, and sustainability issues. Fellows audit university courses, attend weekly seminars, participate in field trips to leading scientific institutions, and pursue independent journalistic projects. The fellowship aims to strengthen environmental reporting and produce journalism that addresses pressing global challenges
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The Doha Film Festival (DFF) 2026 is an international platform organized by the Doha Film Institute (DFI) to celebrate original storytelling and support emerging filmmakers from Qatar, the Arab world, and the global film community. The festival brings together filmmakers, audiences, and industry professionals through screenings, competitions, networking events, and awards. The 2026 edition will take place from 19–27 November 2026 in Doha, Qatar. For this cycle, submissions are open exclusively for short films across several competition categories.
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The Frame Fellowship is a 10-week accelerator for creators producing educational content about artificial intelligence and its societal impact. Selected fellows receive accommodation, meals, flights, mentorship, workspace, and, where available, a stipend to develop high-quality public-facing content in San Francisco
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The University of Brunei Darussalam Graduate Scholarship is one of Southeast Asia's leading research scholarships. It attracts highly talented researchers and supports cutting-edge work in priority fields.
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The Creative Economy Development Fund (CEDF) is a Nigerian government initiative designed to increase access to finance for businesses and organizations in the creative and cultural industries. It supports growth, innovation, job creation, and market expansion across sectors such as film, music, fashion, publishing, gaming, art, and cultural tourism.
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The Advanced Connectivity Technologies: New Innovators competition supports UK micro and small businesses developing innovative products and services in advanced connectivity technologies. The programme aims to help businesses create affordable, adoptable, and investable innovations with commercial potential.
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The Supercell Developer Grants Program is a new equity-free funding initiative designed to support promising African game development studios. The programme provides financial support to help studios build, launch, and scale original games without giving up equity. Beyond funding, selected studios gain exposure to Supercell's expertise and ecosystem
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The Next Wave: Breakthrough Wave 1 competition provides funding for ambitious industrial research projects that can accelerate innovation in the UK's Createch sector. It is aimed at UK-registered businesses developing commercially viable technologies and products with strong growth potential.
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Connections Through Culture (CTC) supports collaborative artistic projects between the UK and eligible partner countries. Grants are available for artists, creative organisations, festivals, biennials, architects, designers, and cultural professionals working together on cross-cultural projects.
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The Misk Art Institute Curatorial Internship 2026 is a fully funded 10-week professional training program organized by the Misk Art Institute in partnership with the MAXXI Museum Curatorial Office in Rome, Italy. The program immerses participants in the research, interpretation, and development of exhibitions and curatorial projects within one of Europe's leading contemporary art and architecture institutions. Interns work alongside professional curators and contribute to active exhibitions, strengthening their skills in curatorial writing, critical thinking, archival research, and exhibition development
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The EXCEL-PHARM Degree-Seeking Scholarship is a fully funded postgraduate scholarship for students pursuing an MPhil, MSc, or PhD at participating consortium universities. The programme aims to strengthen pharmaceutical sciences, health research, and higher education capacity in Africa through international academic collaboration. Applications are currently open for the 2026/2027 intake.
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ASIF Ignite supports African founders building AI-powered solutions for climate adaptation and agriculture. The programme is designed for early-stage startups with a working prototype and offers mentorship, technical support, and access to an international community of AI entrepreneurs.
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The McCall MacBain Scholarship is Canada’s most prestigious fully funded master’s and professional degree scholarship, hosted at McGill University in Montreal. It supports exceptional students who demonstrate: Strong academic excellence Leadership potential Commitment to community impact Ethical and collaborative mindset Selected scholars pursue a fully funded master’s or second-entry professional degree at McGill University, while participating in a structured leadership development program, mentorship, and interdisciplinary learning community.
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