Facts:
Each year, the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science advertises scholarships available to students and professionals.
These scholarships are advertised on this website once per year, usually during March.
Here are links to pages with both internal (within SLU) and external funding for research and environmental assessment. The external calls are listed by the Grants Office, and the internal mainly from the Future platforms.
The VH Faculty is responsible for several scholarships available to Bachelor’s and Master’s students, as well as researchers and doctoral students. Some scholarships are also available to graduates. Submit your application via ReachMee. For application instructions, click here.
The VH Faculty offers scholarships for both students and professionals.
The scholarship committee has decided that scholarship payments intended for international travel can be obtained once the booking is complete and the travel dates have been confirmed.
The scholarship committee hopes to be able to allocate funding to as many applications as possible. There may be discrepancies between the scholarships awarded for similar purposes depending on the differences between the assets that can be distributed between the funds.
If it has not been possible to distribute funding, the amount in question will be returned to the relevant fund after two years following the scholarship committee’s decision.
“The scholarship is to be awarded to a diligent student who is studying their 2nd–4th year and who, as part of their veterinary studies at the university, has demonstrated outstanding academic talent and obtained excellent grades.”
“Funding is to be awarded to a conscientious student of veterinary science at the university who has obtained excellent grades, in particular those who have demonstrated a special interest and knowledge of horse care, welfare and treatment.”
On 1 October 1992, the Swedish Legal, Financial and Administrative Services agency authorised an amalgamation of the following individual funds: Anderssons, Gustafssons, Heimanns, Modigs, Palms, Schmidts, Tinnerstedts, Vennerholms and Östergötlands veterinärkassors. Funding is distributed in the form of scholarships, including travel scholarships to one or more students of veterinary science. Where applicable, consideration must be paid to the original regulations governing the individual funds. Students who have completed their preclinical studies should be prioritised.
In 2000, the former faculty of veterinary medicine at SLU received a donation from Torbjörn Paulsson from Sollentuna. The faculty board decided – in accordance with the donor’s wishes – that the fund would be used towards degree project scholarships for students of veterinary medicine. The scholarship may only be held for one year and is awarded to one or more students to cover costs incurred in connection with their degree projects (for example, analyses, travel etc.).
“Awarded in the form of a scholarship for clinical researchers in veterinary medicine in Sweden or at an institution abroad, or as a travel scholarship for a working veterinarian. Researchers of clinical veterinary medicine who have recently begun their studies in a clinical subject are to be prioritised. Priority for the travel scholarship is to be given to veterinary medicine graduates active at the clinical department in Uppsala. Funding will not be awarded for research involving experiments on animals. Applicants who wish to conduct their research at an institution abroad must be Swedish citizens.”
“Awarded in the first instance to support scientific research on the study of diseases in horses and sheep. The support shall primarily be paid to a teacher at the veterinary college or otherwise to a Swedish veterinary surgeon the collegiate finds to be qualified.”
Scholarship for research into the treatment and care of sick dogs.
Awarded every four or five years. Last awarded in 2024.
The scholarship is awarded to a licensed veterinarian “to study diseases and their treatment in cattle, sheep, pigs, dogs, other furred animals and poultry raised for food, for a period of time and in a country determined by the college.”
“Awarded to support scientific research on diseases in horses and dogs. The scholarship is to be awarded to young researchers at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science who have completed their Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Veterinary Medicine. It is intended to cover technical assistance, travel, apparatus or materials (animal feed, medicines, x-rays etc.).” The scholarships can be shared.
The scholarship can be obtained in the three-year period from the date it was awarded, on the condition that the scientific work is still ongoing.
Awarded every three or four years. Last awarded in 2024.
“The scholarship is a travel grant awarded to a young licensed veterinarian who has graduated with distinction and who, in addition to their theoretical knowledge, has excellent practical skills and is of good character and repute.”
The purpose of the fund is to support research projects in the health, reproduction, and diseases of domesticated ruminants.
The main applicant must be an employee at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science (VH) at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.
Research involving dairy cows will be prioritized.
Preference will be given to:
- research projects involving collaborations between College of Veterinary Medicine at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) and SLU
and
- projects with an emphasis on zoonoses,
- projects that focus on food safety of animal-sourced food from domesticated ruminants.
Proposals must be written in English.
Contact list of researchers at UIUC
Template approval from Head of department
The Olof Claesson Scholarship Fund is earmarked for furthering research and doctoral studies focusing on milking and dairy products. Funding is allocated either as scholarships or travel grants for doctoral students or young researchers (those who completed their doctoral studies no later than six years prior to the final application date) at SLU, for research or study visits to Swedish or international education institutions. The scholarships or grants should, if possible, also promote research and development work between SLU and industry.
Utlysning en gång per år.
”Stiftelsens ändamål är att insamla medel till stöd för den forskning rörande sällskapsdjurens, främst hundars och katters, skador och sjukdomar som bedrivs vid Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet.”
2024 utlyses totalt 401 720 kronor till forskning kring sällskapsdjurens skador och sjukdomar, främst katter och hundar.
Av ovan medel ska
Beslut om tilldelning av stipendier fattas av kommittén för tilldelning av medel ur insamlingsstiftelsen sällskapsdjurens forskningsfond vid SLU.
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Utdelas varje år till och med 2030 i konkurrens till forskare vid fakulteten för veterinärmedicin och husdjursvetenskap som forskar på sjukdomar som drabbar katter, företrädesvis genetiska sjukdomar.
Beslut om tilldelning av stipendier fattas av kommittén för tilldelning av medel ur insamlingsstiftelsen sällskapsdjurens forskningsfond vid SLU.
Template approval from Head of department
Utdelas varje år till och med 2030 i konkurrens till forskare på fakulteten för veterinärmedicin och husdjursvetenskap som forskar på sjukdomar som drabbar hundar.
Beslut om tilldelning av stipendier fattas av kommittén för tilldelning av medel ur insamlingsstiftelsen sällskapsdjurens forskningsfond vid SLU.
Template approval from Head of department
Medel utdelas varje år från och med 2022 och i minst 10 år. Senast 2035 ska alla medel vara utdelade. Medel delas i konkurrens till forskare på fakulteten för veterinärmedicin och husdjursvetenskap som forskar på sjukdomar som drabbar hundar och människor med företräde för collie-rasens sjukdomar och mentalitet.
Beslut om tilldelning av stipendier fattas av kommittén för tilldelning av medel ur Insamlingsstiftelsen sällskapsdjurens forskningsfond vid SLU.
Information about SLU´s travel guidelines.
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Each year, the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science advertises scholarships available to students and professionals.
These scholarships are advertised on this website once per year, usually during March.