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For academic projects, first visit the DAAD platform – the German Academic Exchange Service –<\/a> which has extensive grant search options. Research in Germany<\/a> is another site with lots of information – check out the different categories and the downloadable PDF of DAAD grants. The DFG<\/a>, the German Research Foundation, has information on grants during the pandemic here<\/a>. On the Euraxess<\/a> platform, the EU offers a list of vacancies<\/a> and grants<\/a> by country. See also the new ENRICH<\/a> platform. <\/p>\n\n In Brazil, the German Center for Science and Innovation<\/a> – DWIH, based in S\u00e3o Paulo with the AHK<\/a>, publishes opportunities here<\/a>. Also check out the Maria Sibylla Merian Center<\/a>, and the Max Planck Society’s page of<\/a> vacancies advertised in South America. The German foundations with representation in Brazil that offer academic scholarships are: Friedrich Ebert<\/a>, Heinrich B\u00f6ll<\/a>, Konrad Adenauer<\/a> and Rosa Luxemburg<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n At Apoio.art, we tracked down several opportunities that have never been publicized in Brazil: some specific to a discipline, others at the intersection of art, creative practices and science. What we rarely list are scholarships linked to direct cooperation between universities in the two countries, reserved for a more restricted public.<\/p>\n\n More options for searching for scholarships:<\/p>\n\n