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CEU
Professorial and CEU Visiting Research Fellowships
2010-2011
CEU Research Fellowship is a program for teachers and
researchers holding Ph.D. or equivalent, working in
Central and Eastern Europe (except EU), former Soviet
Union, and Mongolia. Fellows are supported for a
research period of one to six months, depending upon the
type of research being undertaken.
The Fellowship program supports two types of Research
Fellows: CEU Visiting Research Fellows and CEU
Professorial Research Fellows (For academics holding a
full professorship). Both types of Fellowship cover
travel costs to/from Budapest, accommodation in CEU's
Residence Center during the period of the Fellowship,
insurance and a monthly stipend.
This program is publication-oriented and
promotes original research. You can find the relevant
fields of research, the application requirements and
more information on the Special and Extension
Programs Website:
http://www.ceu.hu/sep/spo/fellowships.html
The deadline for application is: January 5, 2010
CEU Budapest Summer
University online application form launched
We are glad to inform you that our online application
system has been
launched. It can be
reached at
https://apply.embark.com/NonDegree/CEU/10/
The Application form and
its attachments are to be submitted online.
The general application
deadline is February
15. More
details can be
found on the specific
course web pages.
Best wishes,the SUN-team
CEU Summer University
1051 Budapest, Nádor utca
9, Hungary
http://www.summer.ceu.hu
e-mail: summeru@ceu.hu
tel: (36 1) 327 3811
fax: (36 1) 327 3124
Report of the Program Coordinator, Professor Giorgio
Dominese,
to the Presidency of YICGG 2009, 3nd Edition
“Global
Governance: Growth and Innovation 2020”
Ilia Chavchavadze State University
Tbilisi, July 12-18
The
3nd Edition of the YICGG-Youth Innovation
Competition on Global Governance took place in Tbilisi,
as a joint initiative of Tor Vergata University, Fudan
University and the Politecnico di Torino, following the
MoU signed between the hosting Ilia
Chavchavadze State University and the Rome Tor Vergata
University, providing also - for exceptional reasons as
the YICGG does not provide funding to hosting
universities - a financial grant. A previous MoU on
YICGG was signed in
Shanghai on March 12 by the Representatives of the
Rectors of Tor Vergata, Fudan Universities, Politecnico
di Torino and by the Coordinator of the CEEUN-Transition
World Research Network also on behalf of the Ca’ Foscari
Venice, Udine and LUISS Rome Universities.
Attracting considerable international attention because
of its unique character and the approach adopted
involving and selecting the participants, the aims and
scope of the initiative - establishing the research main
issues with the partners, evaluating the appropriate
format of the YICGG 2009, under the Chairmanship of the
former Coordinators from the Tor Vergata and Fudan
Universities, in cooperation with Ilia Chavchavadze
State University, with the Coordinator 2009 Nini Gogiberidze
(http://www.iliauni.edu.ge/index.php?lang_id=ENG&sec_id=295&info_id=446 ),
under the Chairmanship of the Rector Professor Gigi
Tevzadze - were fully achieved.
Visiting
Fellowship Program
Sharing with you a call
for Visiting Fellowships which is intended to enable
young, bright researchers
from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova,
Ukraine and Russia to team up with European think tanks
and work on joint policy projects related to the EU’s
Eastern Partnership.
It is part of
the Policy Think Tank Bridging Initiative the Local
Government and Public Service Reform Initiative (LGI) of
the Open Society Institute (OSI) which is seeking
applications for one year fellowships aimed at ensuring
that decision making and negotiation processes in the EU
vis-à-vis the EaP countries is informed and influenced
by independent civil society researchers from EaP
countries.
Under the Visiting
Fellowship Program Fellows from independent policy
institutes in the six Eastern Partnership countries
and Russia will connect with well-established
think-tanks in EU countries with a track record of
working on EU external relations and a clear interest in
Eastern Partnership countries.
· Every
fellowship will be tailor-designed around a specific
issue under the Eastern Partnership priority list
(people-to-people contacts/visa liberalization, trade
and economic policy, cross border cooperation, good
governance and democratisation, energy
security, environmental sustainability and conflict
resolution).
· Fellows will
receive a stipend (see details in the attached call)
intened to cover up to 12 months as well as the travel
and living costs associated with a 2 month stay at a
policy think tank in the EU (Brussels and Member
States). The deadline for applications for the
Fellowship component (attached call for proposals) is
January 29th.
The Policy Think
Tank Bridging Initiative (PTTBI) is expected to fill the
gap in independent and professional policy analysis on
the issues identified as priorities in the Eastern
Partnership (EaP) component of the European
Neighbourhood Policy. It is designed to raise awareness
of EaP country civil society and reform needs among EU
institutions, EU decision makers, and governments and
policy-making circles in the EU member states.
This Fellowship is one of three components of the
initiative, the other two being 1) a Policy
Research component which will target policy think tanks
rather than individual researchers and 2) a Networking
and Training component, which will utilise the funds to
support the work of policy experts and think tanks
involved in the initiative.
For further information
please see the attached Call, budget form and supporting
document.
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Budget Requirements
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