Marie Curie research grant funded posts are determined in yearly tranches (year of call) and include additional funding for individuals with dependant family commitments.

The grant is paid to the University in Euros and covers the whole employment costs (employer and employee costs). The employer costs include statutory National Insurance contributions and Employer pension contributions. The pay to the researcher is net of those employer deductions, is paid in sterling, the grant level determined in the year of call, and whether the individual has family dependents or not.

These are reviewed annually and new pay levels determined for further year of call research grants.

Year of call deadline

2024

Researcher type	No family	Family
Marie Curie Doctoral Networks	£48,780	£53,680
Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships	£64,680	£69,260

*2024 rates may be subject to change

2023

Researcher type	No family	Family
Marie Curie Doctoral Networks	£40,340	£45,240
Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships	£53,300	£57,870

2022

Researcher type	No family	Family
Marie Curie Doctoral Networks	£38,890	£43,150
Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships	£50,090	£53,990

2024 Pay levels for Global Fellowships

Australia
Researcher type	No family	Family
Marie Curie Doctoral Networks	£38,850	£43,740
Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships	£50,830	£55,400
Canada
Marie Curie Doctoral Networks	£34,950	£39,850
Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships	£45,390	£49,960
USA
Marie Curie Doctoral Networks	£57,020	£61,920
Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships	£76,180	£80,750
New Zealand
Marie Curie Doctoral Networks	£36,530	£41,420
Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships	£47,590	£52,160
South Africa
Marie Curie Doctoral Networks	£25,370	£30,270
Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships	£32,030	£36,600