ELFI is a comprehensive database for calls for proposals and funding opportunities for students, PhDs and researchers in the German-speaking area. Access is licensed at the University of Tübingen, and individual registration is recommended to customize search options.

The Research Funding News at the University of Tübingen

• deliver the latest news on selected third-party funding programmes
• offer current calls for proposals and research prizes
• give details of funding options sorted by subject

The KoWi Newsletter offers interest-specific information on European and, to a limited extent, national and international research and development funding by e-mail newsletter.

The DAAD funding database informs about current DAAD programmes and ongoing DAAD project funding programmes.

Funding options for researchers in Germany who want to go abroad: https://www2.daad.de/ausland/studieren/stipendium/de/70-stipendien-finden-und-bewerben/

Funding options for projects with international partners: https://www2.daad.de/hochschulen/ausschreibungen/projekte/de/11342-foerderprogramme-finden/

The Federal funding advice is the first point of contact for questions on federal research and innovation funding, funding programmes and current funding priorities and initiatives. It also offers information on funding opportunities in the federal states and the EU.

The funding database of the federal government contains current information on funding programmes of the federal government, states and the European Union.

The Association of German Foundations' database of foundations in Germany.

Database search for funding opportunities of the 650 foundations managed by the DSZ which mostly promote research.

The FIT (Forschungs-Information Tübingen) research database offers an overview of current third-party projects and cooperations at the University of Tübingen.

GEPRIS is a database of current and completed DFG-funded projects. It provides information about the content and research objective of a project as well as listing the researchers and institutions involved in a project.