Although most restricted calls are one-off opportunities, there are some that occur on a regular basis, which we refer to as recurrent. This page details recurrent restricted calls.
All restricted calls will be announced by the Research Strategy Office by email, listed on the Current Restricted Calls Page, and highlighted on the Research Professional database. Sometimes, the restricted calls process can be strengthened by the involvement of other offices of the University. Where established, this involvement is specified below.
Please find the recurrent restricted calls below, with more information about who is expected to submit to the RSO and indicative timings for launch.
Please note that the links below may direct to previous rounds of each calls. Call terms and conditions may change for future calls.
Departments submit to RSO for the following calls: |
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Recurrent restricted call |
Month launched |
March |
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Varies |
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July |
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Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Training Scholarships, Research Centres and Research Leadership Awards |
Every 3 years |
March-May |
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Varies |
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January |
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November/December |
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Rothschild Post Doctoral Fellowships for Academic Jewish Studies |
January/February |
July |
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3 times a year |
|
Varies |
Schools submit to RSO for the following calls: |
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Recurrent restricted call |
Month launched |
September |
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September/October |
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Rolling scheme |
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September/October |
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Varies |
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Varies |
Calls coordinated by other offices:
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Recurrent restricted call |
Coordinator |
Month launched |
Schools of Arts & Humanities/Humanities & Social Sciences
(contact esrcnewinv@admin.cam.ac.uk)
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3 times a year |
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Any funding calls for capital equipment and buildings |
Academic and Financial Planning and Analysis team, Finance Division
(contact nick.tamkin@admin.cam.ac.uk)
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Varies |
School of Technology |
July |
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July |
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September |
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October/November |
In addition there are some recurrent events for early career researchers (up to 25 years of age) which require a selection on the University’s part, and which are restricted in the number of places available. These include: