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IPCC Scholarship Programme – Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation Support

Offered by IPCC Scholarship Programme with funding partners including Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation

A climate-research scholarship programme supported by the IPCC and funding partners including the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation. Latest award: up to €15,000 per year for two years.

Current status

Applications closed

The latest IPCC Scholarship Programme call closed on 13 April 2025. The eighth-round awards support research during 2025–2027; a new application round is not yet announced.

Last verified: 22 September 2026

Next review: 15 February 2027

Historical details: Clearly marked below where applicable.

Quick facts

Current statusApplications closed
Study destinationSee official details
Degree levelPhD, Postdoctoral
FundingResearch Grant|Fellowship
DeadlineApplications closed
DurationUp to 2 years
Study subjectsAgriculture & Forestry, Environment & Earth Sciences, Natural Sciences
Last checked22 September 2026

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Is the Prince Albert II climate scholarship open now?

The latest verifiable student call was the IPCC Scholarship Programme, which closed on 13 April 2025.

How much was the latest award?

Up to €15,000 per year for a maximum of two years.

Who can apply?

PhD students and postdoctoral researchers from developing countries working on climate-related research.

What does this scholarship actually cover?

The old keyword is best mapped to the IPCC Scholarship Programme, which has long received support from the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation. The latest award was up to €15,000 per year for two years.

TuitionNone
Living stipendHistorical: EUR 15,000 / year
AccommodationPartial
TravelConditional
Health insuranceUnknown
Research allowanceUp to €15,000 per year for climate-related research for up to two years

Other verified benefits

Support for doctoral/postdoctoral climate research; the latest call covered research during 2025–2027.

Costs not confirmed or not covered

This is not a full degree scholarship. Tuition, full living costs, relocation, visa and insurance are not universally guaranteed by the award.

Who is eligible to apply?

Latest call: citizens of developing countries who had been enrolled in a PhD for at least one year or were conducting postdoctoral research in climate-related fields.

Research themes include climate risk, impacts, adaptation, mitigation, soils, biodiversity, agroforestry, water management, indigenous knowledge and terrestrial carbon.

Prior educationPhD enrolment for at least one year or postdoctoral status
Minimum gradeStrong research record
ExperienceClimate-related doctoral or postdoctoral research
Gender requirementNo restriction
IELTSNot specified
Host institution requiredYes
Supervisor approvalConditional
Admission before applicationYes

Eligible countries

Citizens of developing countries; applicants from Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States receive priority under the latest call.

Language requirements

Application/research requirements of the IPCC call apply.

Which documents were historically required?

This is a historical checklist, not a current application checklist.

  • Research proposal
  • CV or résumé

Which documents may be required conditionally?

  • Two reference letters

What should you do next?

  1. Wait for the next IPCC Scholarship Programme call.
  2. Confirm developing-country eligibility and research theme.
  3. Prepare the research proposal and supporting documents.
  4. Submit only through the official IPCC scholarship portal when a new round opens.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the IPCC climate scholarship?

The latest call offered up to €15,000 per year for up to two years of doctoral or postdoctoral climate-related research.