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Early-stage women-led deep-tech companies in Europe and associated countries can apply for €75,000 and business-development support. Ownership, company age, technology readiness and previous fundraising rules are strict.
Tara’s Circle 2026 is open worldwide to women founders and co-founders leading seed-stage or MVP-stage impact ventures. Fifteen projects will share €100,000 across health, technology, sustainability, social innovation and creative industries. Applications close 17 September at 12:00 CEST.
Women who are not US citizens or permanent residents can apply for postgraduate STEM support for 2027–28. The application closes at 5 p.m. Eastern Time on 17 September.
AWARD will select up to 40 women under 35 from 11 African countries for training and mentorship. The programme is free but provides no stipend, making the time and cost implications as important as the 20 September deadline.
Early-career women in European venture and investment roles can apply for a free six-week online programme covering due diligence, valuation and deal structure. Applications close on 20 September at 23:59 CEST.
Queensland residents can nominate women working across education, sport, business, technology, arts, wellness, tourism and community service.
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H&R Block’s Fund Her Future programme offers four cash grants plus a year of business services to established women-owned US companies. Applicants should note the $20,000 revenue floor, residency rule and exact 6 p.m. Eastern deadline.
H&R Block’s Fund Her Future programme is offering four $45,000 grants plus a year of business services. The 22 September deadline is close, and the revenue, ownership, age and location rules should be checked before applicants invest time.
The eight-month accelerator provides an equity-free monthly stipend, mentoring and workspace for women developing early-stage businesses in Berlin. Applications close on 22 September, with immigration and residence requirements for founders arriving from abroad.
The scholarship supports second- and third-year law students committed to civil rights, democracy and gender equity. Applications close on 22 September.
Women aged 18 and over in any country can seek $250–$500 for a business, nonprofit or project benefiting women, girls or families. The application is free and closes 30 September, but only five to 10 awards are expected from thousands of submissions.
Applications are now open for the World Bank Group’s flagship Young Professionals Program, offering early-career professionals a pathway into international development through paid employment, global rotations, leadership training and mentorship.
Doctoral researchers studying developing economies can apply for a funded three-month visit to UNU-WIDER. Women, early-career scholars and researchers from developing countries are particularly encouraged; the deadline is 30 September.
Women from IAEA member states who are accepted to or enrolled in a nuclear-related master’s programme can seek tuition and living-cost support. Applications close on 31 October, and eligibility extends beyond nuclear engineering to medicine, safety, law and related fields.
Women accepted into nuclear-related master’s programmes can seek tuition and living support through the IAEA’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship. Applications close on 31 October, and limited internship opportunities may follow.
Women from eligible low- and middle-income countries can apply for PhD or postdoctoral support at universities outside their home country. Applications close at noon Central Standard Time on 7 November.
Bangladesh Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry leaders have visited technical training centres in Cox’s Bazar as part of efforts to connect skills development with jobs, entrepreneurship and stronger support for women outside Dhaka.
The government has ordered officials to study a proposal for universal stipends for female students from secondary school through undergraduate education, potentially creating a major new support pathway for girls.
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A two-day programme in Washington state will offer women practical exposure to firefighting, emergency medical services and public-safety careers.
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An English-language entrepreneurship programme is offering women in health and life sciences an eight-week route to validate ideas and explore commercialisation.
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Hosting the opening match and final at Brazil’s most famous stadium gives women’s football an important place in South America’s sporting history.
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