Global Grant Database

Australian and global universities working with ExpertGate receive timely, curated notifications of research funding opportunities from leading agencies, including the NHMRC, MRFF, ARC, Horizon Europe, and more. We ensure partners never miss a funding call that could advance their research ambitions.

Moree After Hours Activities for Young People Quick Response Grants NSW - This program supports after-hours youth activity initiatives across the Moree Shire local government area. Read More
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Cancer Australia has established the Cancer Australia Research Initiative (CARI), a new initiative designed to reflect the contemporary cancer research landscape and ensure alignment with the Australian Cancer Plan to fund cancer research in areas of unmet and emerging need. CARI is directed by Cancer Australia, jointly funded by NHMRC and designed in accordance with the NHMRC’s Targeted Calls for Research (TCR) model. CARI will be delivered annually as a series of one-time grant opportunities, commencing in 2025-26. Proposals will need to demonstrate translational potential, and build capacity in the cancer research workforce, including through opportunities for early to mid-career researchers.
Early-Onset Cancers – Identified Priority Cancer Australia identified early-onset cancers (EOC) as a strategic priority due to its global rise and diverse tumour sub-types, requiring further research on environmental and genetic interactions. Read More
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The purpose of the grant is to provide support to ECEC students (through their provider) already working in the ECEC sector with a living and travel allowance (for up to four weeks) to assist them complete a practicum placement away from their home location. Funding is not designed to fully cover the exact cost of a student’s travel and living expenses whilst on their practicum exchange. Only CCS approved services, including long day care, family day care, in-home care, centre-based day care and outside school hours care services are eligible for this grant. The grant is targeted to services who have employees that will provide education and care as part of their practicum exchange in one of the following remoteness categories: Inner regional Australia, Outer regional Australia, Remote Australia, Very remote Australia Read More
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The purpose of the Professional Development grant is to provide support to ECEC educators, early childhood teachers and directors to undertake professional development for one day. The purpose of the Paid Practicum grant is to provide a wage subsidy to give ECEC Employees paid leave while they are undertaking their paid practicum. Eligibility: Only ECEC services currently approved for and receiving the Childcare Subsidy (CCS) under Family Assistance Law, including long day care, family day care, in-home care, centre-based day care and outside school hours care services, are eligible and can apply for their employees. Read More
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The strategic objective of the New Colombo Plan, as described in Program 1.5 of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) Portfolio Budget Statement (PBS) is to advance Australia’s interests and bilateral relationships through enduring people-to-people, institutional and business links with the Indo-Pacific region The NCP provides opportunities for Australian undergraduate university students to develop their Indo-Pacific capability and Asia literacy through immersive, structured learning and internships in the Indo-Pacific region. The intended outcomes of the NCP are: for participants to acquire Indo-Pacific capability and Asia literacy; to foster deeper people-to-people and education relationships between Australia and the Indo-Pacific; and to increase Australia's economic engagement with the region by supporting NCP participants to build job-ready skills, and supporting NCP alumni to maintain their ties to the Indo-Pacific. In the 2026 round, the NCP includes three programs – Scholarships, Semester and Mobility. Read More
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IRIISS allocates funds for infrastructure support to independent medical research institutes managing NHMRC research funds. IRIISS aims to develop and maintain infrastructure to support high quality health and medical research by contributing to infrastructure costs associated with competitively awarded NHMRC research grants managed by independent medical research institutes. Eligibility: Applications will only be accepted from NHMRC approved Administering Institutions. A list of NHMRC approved Administering Institutions is available at: https://www.nhmrc.gov.au/grants-funding-administering-grants Read More
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Funding is available for environmental planting projects of up to 200 hectares in size that focus on revegetating habitats for iconic and threatened species. Read More
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The Australian Government has allocated a total of $49.764 million (GST exclusive) from 2023-2027 for the General Practice Incentive Fund (GPIF) program. This comprises: $16.588 million (GST exclusive) in the 2023-24 Budget - Strengthening Medicare Support for Health, Care and Support Services in Thin Markets measure, and $16.588 million (GST exclusive) in the 2024-25 Budget - Boosting Supply of Healthcare in Areas of Shortage measure. $16.588 million (GST exclusive) in the 2024-25 MYEFO – Boosting Supply of Healthcare in Areas of Shortage. $47.064 million (GST exclusive) GPIF funding has been made available for this grant opportunity (the grant opportunity). Read More
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This program provides NSW landholders with funding to help them start a carbon planting project. Funding is available for environmental planting projects of up to 200 hectares in size that focus on revegetating habitats for iconic and threatened species. Read More
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This program provides funding to NSW businesses to help them determine whether a heat pump is a feasible option for their site. Read More
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How ExpertGate Supports Grants & Funding

Find the right grants for your project

We dive deep into your research aims, team strengths and capability gaps, then pinpoint and shortlist local, national and international grants that align with the project.

Build the right team for your project

From Top-2% scientists to industry specialists and methodologists, we hand-pick collaborators whose expertise complements yours and satisfies funder requirements

Build a strong, competitive application

Our proposal coaches refine your narrative, align objectives to funder priorities, develop realistic budgets and ensure IP, ethics and data-governance compliance—maximising your success rate.

Manage submission & next steps

We handle all portal uploads, sign-offs and funder queries, track receipts and interpret reviewer feedback—then guide you through resubmissions, pilot scaling or project activation once funding is secured.

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 Our expert team is here to guide you through every step of the grants and funding journey

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FAQ

What types of funding do you cover?

We help you access a wide range of schemes—from NHMRC and MRFF grants to international grants and government tax-incentive programmes.

How do you find the right grants for my project?

Our team examines your research aims, team strengths and capability gaps, then shortlists local, national and global grants that best match your scope, scale and timeline. 

Can you help me build a competitive team?

Yes. We hand-pick Top scientists, industry specialists and methodologists whose expertise complements yours and satisfies specific funder requirements.

Do you manage the submission process?

Absolutely. We handle all portal uploads, coordinate sign-offs, respond to funder queries and track submission receipts on your behalf.

How do you support post-submission?

After submission, we interpret reviewer feedback, advise on resubmissions or pilot scaling, and guide you through project activation once funding is secured.

How long does the process take?

Timelines vary by grant, but most clients see a full end-to-end submission ready within 4–6 weeks once we kick off our collaboration. 

What do I need to get started?

Just share your project summary, team CVs and key objectives. We’ll then schedule a scoping session to map out the best grants, timelines and next steps.

Can organisations use ExpertGate to apply for multiple grants?

Yes. We work with institutions and teams managing several grant applications, helping streamline the process across departments or projects.

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