Université Sorbonne Paris Cité (USPC) is offering 31
PhD fellowships for international researchers to pursue PhD degree
programme across all disciplines in 2017.
These fellowships are co-financed by the European Union
through the Horizon 2020 (H2020) Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action, COFUND and by
the French Government’s program of future investments.
Université Sorbonne Paris Cité (USPC) is engaged in an
ambitious policy for doctoral studies. On the basis of its research programme,
USPC aims to train future researcher as well as future high-level executives.
Course Level: Fellowships are available for pursuing
PhD degree programme.
Study Subject: All disciplines are eligible for an
INSPIRE PhD fellowship. Applicants may download a listing of a partial number
of research groups/departments affiliated with the USPC classified according to
discipline: Social Sciences and Humanities, Physical Sciences and Engineering
and Life Sciences.
Scholarship Award: The three-year PhD fellowships will
be awarded through a strictly merit-based selection process. Each Early-Stage
Researcher (ESR) will be provided with a three-year work contract for full-time
research positions with additional funding for mobility and extra research
expenses. The work contract includes health insurance, which is comprehensive
and does not discriminate against individuals with pre-existing health
conditions.
Scholarship can be taken in France
Eligibility:
Academic criterion
Early Stage Researchers (ESRs) need to have completed a
Master’s degree or an equivalent diploma ideally before the 31st of August
2017, or at the latest by the 30th of September 2017
As defined by the European Commission, as an Early Stage
Researcher, the applicant need to have obtained the degree which would formally
entitle them to embark on a doctorate in France, no more than four years before
the start date of the INSPIRE PhD contract. The start date of the PhD contract
will typically commence on the 1st of September, or alternatively on the 1st of
October 2017. Therefore Masters degree or another relevant degree should
have been obtained no earlier than the 2nd of September 2013, or 2nd of October
2013.
Applicants must not be enrolled in a PhD programme nor have
been enrolled in one.
Applicants must not already be in possession of a PhD
degree.
Applicants will be asked to sign a declaration of honour
attesting to the above.
International criterion
ESRs will need to comply with the conditions of the
EU-mobility rule (incoming mobility): applicants must not have had their main
residence, or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.), in France
for more than 12 months during the three years immediately prior to the
deadline for the call (17h on Monday the 9th of January 2017); compulsory
national service in the home country, and/or short stays of less than a month,
such as holidays in France, are not taken into account.
Stays in the country of past and present residence are also
limited by the EU-mobility rule: candidates whose project requires significant
time spent abroad are advised to contact the INSPIRE helpdesk
inspire-at-uspc.fr as soon as possible.
Nationality: International researchers can apply for
these PhD fellowships.
College Admission Requirement
Entrance Requirement: Applicant’s master’s degree or another
relevant degree should have been obtained no earlier than the 2nd of
September 2013, or 2nd of October 2013.
English Language Requirement: Applicants must have a good
command of French or English language.
How to Apply: All required information, and documents,
will need to be filled in or uploaded via the application portal in English
(HALL, SDVS, SET and SS) or in French (HALL and SS).
HALL: Humanities, Arts, Language and Literature /
Humanities, Arts, Literature and Languages
SDVS: Life Sciences and Health / Life and Health Sciences
SET: Exact Sciences and Technology / Exact Sciences and
Technology
SS: Social Sciences / Social Sciences
Application Deadline: Applications have to be submitted
online by 9th January 2017.
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