CHATEAUBRIAND FELLOWSHIPS

Program Overview

Since 1988, this program has been fostering international mobility and exchange by providing financial support to Israeli scholars. It aims to encourage young researchers to engage in collaborative projects with French institutions, contributing to the advancement of both countries' academic communities.

Benefits and Funding

Chateaubriand fellows enjoy a range of advantages, including social security coverage, access to university facilities such as restaurants and accommodations on campus. The monthly fellowship amounts vary depending on the candidate's stage in their research career:

• PhD students: €1704
• Young researchers (up to 5 years post-PhD): €1704
• Researchers (more than 5 years post-PhD): €2055

Fields and Study Levels

The program welcomes applications from researchers in various fields, including:

• Agriculture and food industry
• Architecture, urban planning, and territorial development
• Arts, culture, design, and fashion
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Communication and journalism
• Law
• Environment and earth sciences
• Computer science
• Languages and literature
• Management, finance, and commerce
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Health and social professions
• Education sciences
• Engineering sciences
• Economic and political sciences
• Humanities and social sciences

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible, applicants must meet the following requirements:

• Be an Israeli citizen.
• Hold a PhD degree or be currently enrolled in a PhD program in Israel.
• Be invited or accepted by a French university, laboratory, or research institute.
• Provide a valid employment contract or fellowship attestation from an Israeli research institution.
• Meet age requirements: born after March 1, 1984 (researchers) or March 1, 1989 (PhD students).

How to Apply

The application process is straightforward. Visit the official website for detailed instructions and required documents. The application deadline is extended to February 18, 2024, so be sure to submit your application by this date.

Selection Process

The selection committee will review applications based on the criteria outlined above. Successful candidates will be notified and provided with further details regarding their fellowship.

Key Takeaways

• The Chateaubriand Fellowships program offers financial support for Israeli researchers to pursue PhD or postdoctoral studies in France.
• Fellowship amounts vary based on research stage, ranging from €1704 to €2055 per month.
• Applications are open to researchers in various fields, including sciences, humanities, and social sciences.
• Eligibility criteria include Israeli citizenship, PhD status, acceptance by a French institution, and meeting age requirements.