Sarah Progin-Theuerkauf

The University of Fribourg in Switzerland is offering research scholarships for doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers from abroad who wish to undertake a research stay at the institution. These scholarships are available for research projects in the fields of EU Law, Immigration Law, or Human Rights Law, specifically within the Chair of Professor Sarah Progin-Theuerkauf. The research stay can last for three to five months, providing an excellent opportunity to collaborate with leading academics and immerse yourself in the Swiss academic environment. Applicants must be enrolled as PhD students or be postdoctoral researchers at other institutions and must reside outside Switzerland. A key part of the application is a well-defined research project, a justification for why the research must be conducted at the University of Fribourg, and collaboration with a university professor. The next application deadline is 28 February 2026 for stays starting from 1 September 2026 at the earliest. The university provides support with visa, residence permit, language requirements, insurance, and accommodation for successful candidates. Funding is provided through the university's scholarship program, though specific stipend amounts are not detailed. The scholarship is designed to support your research stay, but applicants should consult the university's official website for further details on financial coverage and application procedures. For more information and to apply, visit the University of Fribourg's research scholarships page or contact [email protected]. Research areas include EU Law, Immigration Law, and Human Rights Law, making this an ideal opportunity for those interested in legal studies and international legal frameworks. The University of Fribourg is renowned for its research and academic excellence, and this program offers a unique chance to advance your academic career in Switzerland.