Science For Ukraine

How You Can Help

Become a member!

NGO “Science for Ukraine” comprises three member categories, (Full) Members, who are actively contributing and possess voting rights,Associate Members, who are like members with whose less personal data is processed, and Supporting Members, who support the NGO silently. The mimal membership fee is EUR 15 annually.

If you wish to become a member, fill out the application form and proceed as described. We will respond to your application within a few days.

If you want to support the #ScienceForUkraine organization or its established Academic Micro Travel Grant program, find donation details here.

Submit a support offer!

  • Please use this form.
  • Additionally, post the information about the support on your website! Provide as many details as possible including email and other contact details, so where people in need can get in touch.
  • For corrections or deletions please send an email.

We are collecting opportunities which were exclusively created for scientists affected by the war in Ukraine or those in which they are encouraged to apply. Industrial R&D or similar positions are also welcome. This includes positions that relate to paid positions or other forms of support that normally costs money and which are dedicated to scholars and students affiliated to an academic institution in Ukraine.

Examples include:

  • Fellowship/scholarship
  • Research visit
  • Part time/full time employment
  • Accommodation in a dormitory or institution guest quarters
  • Support for accompanying family members
  • Office space
  • Computer with internet access
  • Access to library and/or lab facilities

Possibilities for remote work are particularly relevant as well. Please see this letter of the Young Scientists Council at the Ministry of Education and Science in Ukraine to the Polish National Science Center and #ScienceForUkraine press release on remote work opportunities.

Support for Ukrainians on all levels of scholarly career is welcome: students, PhD candidates, early career researchers and senior scholars.