Doctoral Grants

Fully funded PhD positions are open at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Germany , through the Max Planck School of Cognition . The call is aimed at highly motivated and talented candidates from around the world who want to work in cognition , computer science , and related areas of neuroscience and cognitive science . The program offers world-class training for early-career scientists, access to leading universities and research institutes across Germany, and pe...

Bienvenüe+ is an international postdoctoral fellowship programme coordinated by Région Bretagne and co-funded through Horizon Europe MSCA-COFUND, the Brittany regional council, and 20 host institutions in Brittany, France. The programme offers 25 fellowships in the upcoming cohort, with projects carried out for 24 months in Breton laboratories. It is designed for highly qualified researchers at postdoctoral level and supports open, transparent, merit-based recruitment. The fellowships are hosted...

Bienvenüe+ is a 2-year postdoctoral fellowship programme in Brittany, France , coordinated by Région Bretagne and co-funded through Horizon Europe MSCA-COFUND . It supports high-profile postdoctoral researchers to carry out projects in Breton laboratories across a wide range of disciplines. The call is open to researchers from many fields, including anthropology, architecture, arts, astronomy, biological sciences, chemistry, communication sciences, computer science, economics, educational scienc...

This CNRS InSHS opportunity offers a 3-year doctoral employment contract in the humanities and social sciences at CNRS Sciences humaines & sociales in France. It is a paid doctoral position rather than a scholarship, and it includes a compulsory research placement abroad at one of the CNRS international units. The scheme is designed for doctoral projects that combine research in France with an international mobility component. The placement abroad is intended to support the project through colla...

The French Family Allowance Fund (Cnaf), the national umbrella organisation of the CAF social security network, is offering support for young researchers working on family and social policy, or on social issues linked to families or poverty. The main opportunity is a three-year PhD contract under the CIFRE programme. In this arrangement, the doctoral researcher is assigned to an organisation and divides their time between Cnaf and their research laboratory. The post is designed for a project wit...