The Royal Society has had an international outlook from its very beginning and has had a Foreign Secretary for over 200 years. Today science is inherently a global endeavour, and the Royal Society helps to develop partnerships between researchers across borders and brings together scientists and policy makers from around the world to exchange and develop knowledge. We work alongside other national academies and use the expertise of international scientists including Fellows and Members of the Society to advise decision makers on global issues. For any enquiries, please contact the International Affairs team at [email protected]
International work
Find out more about the Society's work around the world
G-Science Academies meetings
The annual G-Science Academies meetings started in 2005 and are a major platform through which the…
Commonwealth
The Commonwealth forms a significant part of the global scientific community. The Commonwealth is…
International work
Addressing the world's challenges requires international collaboration. We use the expertise of…
Why the UK needs a comprehensive international science strategy
This document outlines five essential ingredients that any future international science strategy…
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Science Diplomacy — 15 Years On
Over the next year, the Royal Society and AAAS will be consulting widely ahead of a planned update…
Grants
Find out more about Grants
International Exchanges
These schemes are for scientists based in the UK who want to stimulate collaborations with leading…
Global Talent visa: overview
This information is here to help you make a Global Talent visa application in the fields of…
Newton International Fellowships
This fellowship is for non-UK scientists who are at an early stage of their research career and…