CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: Catania Young Investigator Training Program (YITP) | Visiting fellowships 2022 (Deadline 1/6/2022)

 

(Source: UniCt)

CATANIA YOUNG INVESTIGATOR TRAINING PROGRAM | YITP*

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS:

VISITING FELLOWSHIPS 2022

with the contribution of

ASSOCIAZIONE DI FONDAZIONI E CASSE DI RISPARMIO ITALIANE SpA (ACRI)

(deadline for applications: June 1st 2022)

The Young Investigator Training Program (YITP) at the Department of Law of the University of Catania welcomes applications for 9 visiting fellowships to be awarded to early stage scholars of any nationality from any European (non-Italian) or extra-European academic institutions (with preference to Ukrainian or other nationalities under international protection). The applicants shall be within 10 years of the award of the PhD or currently PhD students when starting the fellowship. Research proposals shall be related to the fields covered by the Catania YITP, namely international law, EU law, history of international law and legal history of European integration. The fellows will be hosted by the University of Catania Law Department (Prof. A. Di Stefano) or one of the academic institutions part of the 2022 YITP Network (UniBologna, Prof. F. Casolari; UniFerrara, prof. A. Annoni; UniFirenze, Prof. Micaela Frulli; UniNapoli Federico II, prof. F.M. Palombino; UniRomaTre, Prof. G. Bartolini; UniTrento, Prof. M. Pertile) and mentored by a faculty member from one of these research centers.

Please check the UniCt webpage for more details: IT Bando   |  ENG Call and submit all you application documents by accessing the UniCt on line application system

Further information about the Catania YITP  can be found at
http://www.2020esilcatania.unict.it/acri-young-investigator-training-programme.html 

Please contact us at risorse.internazionali@lex.unict.it and 2021esil.rf.catania@lex.unict.it

* Early Scholars Initiative sponsored by the UniCt Research  Project  ExTemPoRe | Exceptionally Bad Times. Memory, Policy and Regulation of Transnational Crisis and associated to the programme of the Catania ESIL Research Forum (Solidarity: the Quest for Founding Utopias of International Law, 15-16 April 2021).