We have put together a list of resources for displaced mathematicians. Please note that some are specific for Ukrainian nationals/residents. You will find here the Institution, the country the resource is available in, the programme/scheme available, the discipline this is available to and eligibility information.
Isaac Newton Institute (INI)
UK (England)
Solidarity for Mathematicians Mathematical Sciences
Available to all mathematicians (independent of nationality) who had to leave their country of residence.
Isaac Newton Institute (INI)
UK
Solidarity List for Researchers in the Math
London Mathematical Society (LMS)
UK (England) – Mathematical Sciences
Several support schemes available, such as “Welcome Grants” and “Supplementary Grants.” Some schemes are available to all mathematicians; others only to those who have reached the UK as a refugee.
International Centre for Mathematical Sciences (ICMS)
UK (Scotland) – Mathematical Sciences
Offers practical support and workspace for any scientists in distress who are seeking refuge in the UK, especially in the Edinburgh area.
European Research Centres on Mathematics (ERCOM)
Pan-Europe/EU Several – Mathematical Sciences
European Mathematical Society (EMS)
Pan-Europe Support for Mathematicians from Ukraine – Mathematical Sciences
EMS List of resources for Ukrainian colleagues
The British Academy
UK Researchers at Risk Fellowships – Natural sciences, medical sciences, engineering, humanities and social sciences
The British Academy Researchers at risk fellowships
The first priority of the Programme will be as a response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but they wish to extend that in the future (see website for details).
UKRI
UK – All
UK Government
UK – All
UK visa support for Ukrainian nationals. Ukrainian citizenship (check website for further eligibility details).
Chartered Mathematician (CMath): For companies that can support Tier 2 Visas, mathematicians with suitable qualifications could be eligible for a skilled worker route. A range of advice on this route is available on the UK government website (both for applicants and for sponsoring companies). The skilled visa route is also for those who have not recently graduated.
The starting point for all information is https://www.gov.uk/skilled-worker-visa
Those who are working towards or have Chartership should also check out this website on Protected Titles
