Student and faculty mobility grants, starting in January, February and March 2024, welcome applications until August 28th
Applications are open for the Institutional Project of Internationalization (PUCRS-PrInt), with new announcements that include opportunities for teachers and students, in different learning modalities. Grants are being offered for training courses, sandwich doctorate, work missions, young talent, postdoctoral programs with experience abroad and visiting professor in Brazil and abroad. In addition, there are partner universities in every continent one can go to. All these opportunities are meant for activities abroad starting between January and March 2024. Applications run until August 28th.
This proposal aims to support prominent international professors in giving courses, in-person training, workshops and seminars at PUCRS. Candidates must be associated with a host teacher from the University who can assist them during their stay. The duration of the program varies between 15 days and one month, and it can be better understood by accessing the call.
This announcement aims to offer grants with the purpose of promoting technical, scientific and educational training. These activities may take place through short-term courses, summer/winter schools abroad or grants to participate in long-distance courses. This opportunity is aimed at PUCRS’s professors and technical staff, as well as PhD students regularly enrolled in the University’s Graduate Programs. Learn more through this link.
This opportunity is aimed at researchers who have already had established relevant experiences abroad. With that, the intention is to increase the number of Young Talents and Postdoctoral Fellows with relevant academic and scientific experience in research and/or educational activities in the Graduate Program. More information and the necessary documents are available in this link.
Students have the opportunity to carry out a sandwich doctorate in one of PUCRS’s partner universities through the PrInt program. Applications are welcome for every research theme. More information can be found in the call.
PUCRS professors can go on technical visits associated with Cooperation Projects in foreign Higher Education Institutions that are considered strategic. The goal, then, is to promote and solidify international institutional partnerships, enabling the creation of international Graduate Programs at PUCRS. This call continuously receives applications for visits that last from 7 to 20 days.
Grants are offered for advanced studies abroad in research after the PhD for PUCRS professors. The opportunities are divided in two categories: senior, for professors who have had their PhD for over 10 years and who have evidenced leadership in academic or research environments with acknowledged productivity, and junior, for professors who have had their degree for up to 10 years and who are in the process of academic consolidation. For further orientation, see the call.
Inquiries and further information on this and other ongoing announcements may be referred to the Office of Internationalization of Graduate Programs, from the Office of the Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies, through the e-mail [email protected].
