Scholarship from the Sten K Johnson Foundation
Scholarship of up to SEK 300,000 for innovative projects in education, entrepreneurship, literature, medicine, music, technology or training for students and researchers at Lund University.
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15 January 2026 to 12 February 2026
About the grant
The Sten K Johnson Foundation awards scholarships of up to SEK 300,000 to finance innovative projects in the fields of education, entrepreneurship, literature, medicine, music, technology or training. The scholarship is aimed at students and researchers at Lund University. The annual call for applications in 2026 opens on 15 January and closes on 12 February. LU Innovation provides support during the application process.
Requirements
- The project must be within education, entrepreneurship, literature, medicine, music, technology or training
- Applicants must be students or researchers at Lund University
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