Yehuda Elkana Fellowship 2027 at Central European University – YOA

Deadline: January 15, 2027

Applications are open for the Yehuda Elkana Fellowship 2027. Are you curious about pursuing doctoral study and analysis at CEU? Are you captivated with researching increased training?  Central European University (CEU) invites excellent younger students excited by pursuing a doctoral diploma associated to increased training coverage, broadly understood, to apply for the Yehuda Elkana Fellowship. 

Potential packages embody the Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy, and International Relations; Legal Studies; Sociology; History; Gender Studies; Data and Network Science; and others. During the Fellowship, the Yehuda Elkana Center for Teaching, Learning, and Higher Education Research helps the work of Fellows by organizing tutorial occasions, inviting visitor audio system, offering networking alternatives, and serving to with tutorial analysis and improvement.

Fellowship

• The Yehuda Elkana Fellowship gives 48 months (usually 4 years) of tuition waiver, in addition to a stipend (at the moment 2002 EUR gross, monthly), for students admitted to considered one of CEU’s doctoral diploma packages to analysis a subject associated to increased training coverage.

Eligibility

• Open to excellent younger students excited by pursuing a doctoral diploma associated to increased training coverage.
• Candidates from any nation can apply.

Application

To apply, submit an everyday CEU application for a particular doctoral program, together with a analysis proposal associated to increased training coverage, broadly understood. Begin your Statement of Purpose with the next sentence: “Please consider this application for the Yehuda Elkana Fellowship.” You will probably be concurrently thought-about for each the Elkana Fellowship and the common CEU Doctoral Fellowship. (The phrases are similar.) CEU doctoral packages can also suggest functions for consideration. 

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For extra data, go to Yehuda Elkana Fellowship.