Deadlines for grant rounds
Alzheimer's Society is open to funding research across all areas of dementia that is considered the highest quality and of greatest relevance to people affected by dementia.
Due to the continued impact of the pandemic, we anticipate opening our funding schemes to applications in late 2021 or early 2022 and will provide further information here as it becomes available.
The research programme is organised into two streams, biomedical research and care, implementation and public health research that cover the full scope of dementia research.
We are committed to increasing our investment in care research that will help people living with dementia today.
Open calls
| Round | Opening date | Closing date |
|---|---|---|
| Alzheimer's Society and ADDF Drug Discovery call | Closed | Closed |
| Clinical training partnerships | Closed | Closed |
| Project grants | TBC | TBC |
| Clinician and healthcare professional fellowships | TBC | TBC |
| Junior fellowships | TBC | TBC |
| Senior fellowships | TBC | TBC |
| PhD studentships | TBC | TBC |
| Undergraduate summer bursaries | Closed | Closed |
| Dissemination grants | Closed | Closed |
Our grant application process
Visit our applications page to learn about our funding process and how you can submit a high quality research application.
Need help developing your public involvement plans?
Our Research Network volunteers are available to provide public involvement support on grant applications to the Alzheimer’s Society funding schemes.
Resubmission policy
Applicants may resubmit a revised application, for the same project, after rejection by the Grants Advisory Board, but only once. A resubmitted application can only be submitted after at least 12 months have passed since the original application was made. In other words, not to subsequent closing deadlines which are six months apart.
The Grants Advisory Board will expect the project to be sufficiently revised to take into account any reviewer feedback and further developments in the research field.
Keep up to date with Alzheimer's Society research news
Find out about the latest grant rounds and news in our quarterly update for researchers.
