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Only a few days left to apply: researcher-months at the French Research Centre in Jerusalem

25 November 2018

The Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme has just launched calls for applications for postdoctoral fellowships under the Atlas programme.programme Atlas

In 2019 – and for the first time – the CRFJ and the FMSH are partnering to offer grants lasting 2 to 3 months.

These grants complement the CRFJ’s research grants scheme: they do not replace the CRJ’s Aides à la Mobilité Internationale (AMI): applicants for FMSH-CRFJ grants may also apply for AMI grants (when the call for applications is launched).

Here is the link to apply.

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