Full Funding Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Scholarship in Romania 2022-2023
Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Funded by the Government of Romania, through the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and coordinated by the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie, the "Eugen Ionescu" Program allows doctoral students and teacher-researchers from all over the world to benefit from three-month research mobility in one of the partner higher education institutions in the program in Romania.
Goals
“Eugen Ionescu” mobility takes French-speaking teachers and/or researchers outside their country, allowing them to improve their skills in member universities of the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie in Romania.
These mobilities fall within disciplinary fields deemed to be priorities for the development of the country of origin and consistent with the research interests of the host establishments.
Eligibility
Doctoral students and teacher-researchers from member and observer countries of the OIF and Algeria, from higher education establishments that are members of the AUF.
Consult the list of the 88 member and observer states and governments of the OIF
Consult the list of the 1007 member establishments of the AUF
Deadline for submitting applications:
The deadline for submitting applications to the AUF: November 20, 2022, 11:00 p.m. (Bucharest time, GMT+2) .
Mobility period: 1 May – 31 July 2023
Procedure for submitting applications
Applying for the “Eugen Ionescu” scholarship program is a process that involves the following two steps:
No additional documents will be accepted after validation of the online form, even if the call for applications is still open. All the documents making up the file must be written in French. The absence of one of them will automatically result in the rejection of the file.
Reference documents for the call for applications:
Presentation of the Eugen Ionescu Scholarship Program
List of Romanian host universities and their research topics
Regulations for doctoral scholarships
Regulations for postdoctoral fellowships
Models of documents provided by the AUF:
Material Safety Data Sheet Template
Model certificate of agreement from the home institution
Model certificate of agreement from the host institution
For further information: scholarships-ei@auf.org
On May 23, 2007, the Government of Romania, following the commitment made during the XI Francophonie Summit (Bucharest, September 2006), adopted a decree for the creation of a system of doctoral and postdoctoral scholarships, entitled “Eugen Ionescu”. The scholarship program bears the name of the playwright Eugen Ionescu to pay tribute to the Romanian-French writer, an emblematic figure of 20th century literature and a major representative of the theater of the absurd, through famous works such as La Cantatrice brûlé , The Lesson and The Chairs.
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