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Grants and Scholarships

Apart from national and international grant sources, there are various sources of grants and scholarships for students wishing to study in Greece. These include:

The Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation (HFRI) is currently the principle funding institution for scholarships and grants for PhD candidates and for post-doctoral researchers, with regular annual calls applying to all subject areas. 

The  State Scholarship Foundation (IKY) also offers scholarships for postgraduate and post-doctoral research.  There are also scholarships offered for Greek Language courses. 

The  Ministry of Education  site lists (in Greek) scholarships and bequests with specific eligibility criteria  for selected undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Greek Universities or research in a Greek research institute, as well as for summer seminars in Greek Language and Civilization. 

The University of Crete also offers a limited number of scholarships and bequests for selected undergraduate and postgraduate subject areas.

There are also a number of Foundations which offer scholarships to foreign nationals for study in Greece. Significant among these are the Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation ( Foreigners Fellowship Programme ) and the A.G. Leventis Foundation [ Educational Grants Scheme ].

The official Study in Greece portal has some guidelines on how to go about finding the right scholarship for you, and the documents you will need. 

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Doctoral (PhD) Studies

The Department of Informatics and Telecommunications operates a Doctoral Degree Program in a wide range of research fields . Doctoral studies aim to promote original scientific research and lead to the acquisition of a Doctoral Degree (PhD) which certifies the preparation of original scientific research and the substantial contribution of his / her research in the development of their respective discipline. The research of the PhD candidates is supervised by Department faculty.

The results of the doctoral dissertation are expected to be published in leading scientific conferences and journals by the world's leading scientific bodies in Computer Science and Telecommunications, such as the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Computer Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).

In most cases, PhD candidates are supported through significant public funding (from the European Union, Greek Ministry of Education or State Scholarships Foundation) through competing doctoral research aid programs. The Department's research activities are also enhanced through partnerships with major IT companies in Europe, the USA and Asia. This framework provides excellent conditions for developing high-level doctoral research as it provides the most up-to-date computing equipment (hardware and software) as well as support for regular PhD candidates' participation in leading international scientific conferences in their major science research areas.

Doctors of the Department of Informatics and Telecommunications often pursue research courses at universities or research centers in Greece and abroad or participate in research / development departments of companies in the field of Informatics worldwide.

Secretarial Support for PhD Studies

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Secretariat of the Department of Informatics and Telecommunications, Panepistimioupolis, Ilissia, GR-15784 Athens, Greece

The Secretariat is open to the public Monday-Wednesday-Friday 11:00-14:00 on weekdays, except holidays.

Applicants for admission to the DP may apply for the following qualifications:

• Basic Degree of Greek University or equivalent degree awarded to a recognized foreign institution in Greece (if the diploma is from a foreign Higher Educational Institution, it must be accompanied by a certificate of equivalence and correspondence from the Hellenic National Recognition and Information Center (NARIC/ΔΟΑΤΑΠ).
• Accredited Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science, Telecommunications, or any of the interdisciplinary areas that treat the Interdisciplinary MSc Degree in which the Department is affiliated , as listed on its website (not required in the case of a single & uninterrupted postgraduate degree).
• Certificate of English language proficiency at least B2 level.

Candidates may also be postgraduate students who are completing their last semester of study and are expected to obtain a Postgraduate Diploma until they have completed their dissertation. Further information on the right to apply for a doctoral dissertation, the process of selecting doctoral candidates and the doctoral dissertation preparation can be found in the Department's Doctoral Regulation and its related regulations.

There is no maximum number of admissions per year to the Doctoral Program.

Interested parties should submit the standard application form with the required supporting documents following the open call for applications announced by the Department on its website. Candidates should specify in their application the proposed doctoral dissertation title, the proposed supervised professor, a documented scientific proposal and a doctoral dissertation draft as well as the proposed dissertation language. Applications for PhD dissertation are submitted to the Secretariat of the Department. This procedure takes place twice a year, during the months of October and March.

PhD candidates' Rights

Doctoral Candidates (MDs) admitted to the PhD program have up to five (5) full academic years from their first enrollment, all the rights and benefits provided to postgraduate students.

The author of the doctoral dissertation is the proprietor of the intellectual and property right, the content of his dissertation, in accordance with Greek law 2121/1993 , as applicable. Industrial property rights (e.g. inventions), which may arise from the results of a doctoral dissertation research, belong to both the doctor and supervising professor or other researchers in the research team, in accordance with applicable law.

More information on the rights of PhD candidates can be found in the Department's Doctoral Regulation (in Greek) and its related rules (in Greek).

PhD candidates' Obligations

The minimum time for obtaining a PhD is three (3) full calendar years and the maximum time is six (6) full calendar years.

Doctoral studies are offered free of charge.

Each year, from September to December, the PhD candidate submits a detailed memo in writing about the progress of their Doctoral Thesis.

With the assent of the supervisor, part of the candidate's research can be carried out in another institution / institute / research center / enterprise of the country or abroad in order to achieve the optimal research result.

In all publications (in journals, conferences, book chapters, etc.) resulting from the Doctoral Thesis, the PhD candidate is obliged to declare the as affiliation: "Department of Informatics and Telecommunications of the National and Kapodistrian University" and the domain address in the "@di.uoa.gr" domain.

The Phd candidate is required to successfully complete any course requirements as set at the commencement of his / her dissertation.

In order to achieve the integration of the academic personality and training of the PhD candidates in the requirements of the research and teaching area, PhD candidates are preparing for the Academic Experience Exercise, which is carried out within the structures and procedures of the Department. The Academic Experience Exercise consists of three sections: 1) Attendance and presentation of scientific lectures. 2) Writing Scientific Papers and Academic Ethics. 3) The Department supports the acquisition of academic experience of the PhD candidates through their experiential participation in the educational process under the guidance and supervision of the Department's teachers. The Assembly of the Department identifies individual issues of the Exercise of Academic Experience.

PhD candidates are required to cite sources of research results that they use in their research to avoid plagiarism and related misconduct.

Further information on the PhD candidates’ obligations can be found in the Department's Doctoral Studies Regulation (in Greek) and its related rules (in Greek).

Detailed information, as well as the relevant standards for writing and submitting a PhD thesis, are provided in this webpage .

The General Assembly of the Department of Informatics and Telecommunications has appointed the following professors as members of the Coordinating Committee for Doctoral Studies (CCDS):

• Georgios Kouroupetroglou (Director),
• Mema Roussopoulos,
• Stathes Hadjiefthymiades,
• Stavros Kolliopoulos,
• Ioannis Panagakis,
• Nancy Alonistioti
• Filippos Tzaferis.

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• accounting/finance
• business analytics
• classical archaeology
• medieval & modern history
• legal studies
• ecology & sustainable agriculture

Our PhD program provides students with the opportunity to engage in rigorous research and scholarship, work closely with renowned faculty members, and make a significant contribution to their field of study. Our faculty members are frontrunners in their respective fields and are committed to providing students with the mentorship and guidance they need to succeed in their academic and professional pursuits.

This website provides detailed information on the application process, program requirements, funding opportunities, and resources available to PhD students.

We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive academic community and welcome applicants from all backgrounds. Our PhD program prepares students for successful careers in academia, research, and other related fields.

Thank you for considering the School of Humanities, Social Sciences, and Economics for your PhD studies. We invite you to explore our website and learn more about the exciting opportunities available to our students.

Doctoral Degrees at the School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Economics of the University Center of International Programmes of Studies (Video 1)

Duration: 3 (minimum) – 6 years (maximum)

Application deadline:  Rolling basis

Taught language:  English

Entry requirements:  An undergraduate degree from a recognised University, a postgraduate degree from a recognised University & a research proposal

Language requirements:  a recognised certificate of proficiency of C2 level

Fees & Financing:  No fees

How to apply: Email the above documents to [email protected]

Who can apply

To apply for a PhD candidacy, candidates are required to provide:

• an undergraduate degree from a recognised University
• a postgraduate degree from a recognised University
• proof of English competence [a recognised certificate of proficiency of C2]
• a 1200-2500 research proposal analysing the topic and methods of the PhD thesis (and suggested academic supervisor)
• a detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• a completed application form (download)

First step: Please check the research profiles of the Academic Faculty  and also visit their google scholar profiles for recent publications. If you believe that your research interests align, email the academic member and send your research proposal and CV to discuss the topic. Second step:  After fruitful discussion with the academic member of the School and his/her approval for applying for a PhD position, please send the above documents in electronic form via e-mail to  [email protected]  to start your application process.

Application submissions for a PhD candidacy is on a rolling basis.

The official language of the PhD programme is English.

The application is examined by relevant academics (including the recommended prospective supervisor) who evaluate the application and propose to the  General Assembly of the School . The latter is the official body which will decide on the application’s acceptance or rejection. In case of acceptance, the applicant is enrolled with the School as a PhD student and the main supervisor is allocated.

The  main supervisor  is responsible for the day-to-day supervision of the PhD progress and specific academic guidance on the topic, direction of research and the structure of the thesis. The supervision is also supported by another two academic members with expertise in the specific area of research and all together form the three-member Advisory Committee. The two members of the advisory team are chosen in consultation with the main supervisor as having interests and expertise relevant to the topic of the research. Where appropriate they may be drawn from other schools or Universities in Greece or abroad.

PhD Curriculum & Career

The PhD students, based upon supervisor’s recommendation, may be required to undertake  certain courses  in  Research Methodology  or other subjects and attend relevant seminars provided by the University.

The  duration  for obtaining the Doctorate Degree is  at least three (3) full calendar years  from the date of appointment of the three-member Advisory Committee. The  maximum  time for submitting the doctoral thesis for  VIVA  (a formal oral examination of the PhD candidate by a panel of experts for answering questions regarding the thesis and the research area) is set at  six (6) full calendar years  from the date of appointment of the three-Member Advisory Committee.

The  results  of PhD-level research are published in leading conferences and academic journals in the related field.

Doctorates from the Department of School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Economics pursue  career s in universities or research centers in Greece and abroad or participate in research/business and other departments of companies and organizations around the world.

There are no tuition fees associated with the PhD candidacy.

In specific cases, the PhD candidates may be supported by competitive research programs from research bodies such as: European Union, General Secretariat for Research and Technology, State Scholarship Foundation, Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation.

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Doctoral Degrees at the School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Economics of the University Center of International Programmes of Studies (Video 2)

PhD studies in Ecology and Agriculture (Video)

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Gazette of Internal Regulation (in Greek) (pending revision in accordance with the provisions of Law 4957/2022.)

Law 4957/2022, articles 90-97 refer to doctoral studies.

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The School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Economics is located in the University Center of International Programmes of Studies of the International Hellenic University in Thermi-Thessaloniki, Greece

Postal address: School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Economics Department of School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Economics University Center of International Programmes of Studies 14th km Thessaloniki – Nea Moudania 570 01 Thermi, Thessaloniki, Greece

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Study and Research Opportunities in Greece

Long and short-term academic programs are available in Greece across many universities and educational centers. International students and researchers may apply to BA, MA, Ph.D., and postdoctoral research programs in Greece. Moreover, summer schools and conferences are other excellent academic activities that make Greece an attractive destination for scholars and scientists. Many programs also come with fully-funded scholarships and fellowships as well as travel grants and financial aid, thus every student, researcher, and professor can always find a suitable program in Greece and apply.

Scholarships in Greece

• Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Scholarships
• The American College of Greece Scholarships for Entering Students
• University of Patras Scholarships
• American College of Thessaloniki Scholarships
• University of Crete Scholarships
• Knowledge Bridges Scholarships in Greece
• National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Scholarships
• Bodossaki Foundation Scholarships
• Center for Greek Studies Scholarships
• University of Piraeus Scholarships

Fellowships in Greece

• Humanity in Action The Fellowship Path (Greece)
• ASCSA Programs and Fellowships in Greece
• Greek Diaspora Fellowship Program
• The Canadian Institute in Greece Fellowships
• British School at Athens Early Career Fellowship
• The Society for Modern Greek Studies Research Fellowships
• The BrightHeart Fellowship

Grants and Awards in Greece

• EEA Grants in Greece
• British School at Athens Awards
• Startup Nation Awards
• Envolve Award Greece
• National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Grants
• EURAXESS Greece
• Research Center for the Humanities Funding Research
• National Technical University of Athens Research

Summer Programs in Greece

• The Greek Online School Greek Summer Camp
• Stony Brook University Summer in Greece
• CYA Study Abroad in Greece
• Harvard Summer Program in Greece
• NYU Summer in Athens
• American School of Classical Studies at Athens Summer Sessions
• Duke in Greece Summer Philosophy Program
• University of the Aegean Summer School
• American Farm School Greek Summer

Greek language programs in Greece

• Omilo Greek Language and Culture Courses
• Ellinisti Greek Language and Culture
• The Lamda Project
• Alexandria Institute Greek Learning Courses in Greece & Online
• Language Holidays in Greece and & the islands
• Modern Greek Language Teaching Center
• The Paideia Institute Living Greek in Greece
• Kleis Workshop for Greek Language and Culture
• Greek Languages & Culture Center
• Greek House

Greece as an academic destination

Greece is the cradle of civilization. It is a country with a vibrant history created by the heroes of antiquity, great commanders, scientists, and thinkers who made an invaluable contribution to world science and art. Centuries-old traditions and high culture are combined here with hospitality, rich nature, and an excellent climate. Greece has many important historical monuments and museums and impressive sights, islands, and beaches. 

From ancient times, the country has been known for its high-quality education system. Higher education in Greece is provided by three educational institutions: universities, technological educational institutes, and academies. While studying there, you can develop your professional knowledge to help you in your future career. In addition, many courses are taught in English, which means that you will quickly adapt to life in Greece.

Universities of Greece

Greek universities have a long and rich history. The origin of the exact sciences, ancient architecture, philosophy, and many others belongs to the culture of Greece. Over the past few decades, universities in Greece have shown consistently high academic performance, which is confirmed by numerous rankings. The most popular educational institutions in Greece are public universities. They are the oldest educational institutions in the country, and therefore have great prestige and occupy high positions in international rankings. The higher education system of Greece is highly respected, ranking 41st in the world in the first edition of the QS Higher Education System Strength Rankings.

The oldest university in Greece is the Kapodistrian National University of Athens (the University of Athens), founded in 1837 by King Otto of Greece. Now it is the second-largest institution of higher education in the country after the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the top university of Greece according to world rankings. The university is famous for its faculties of Medicine, Pharmacy, Computer Science, Sociology, and Foreign Languages. The Kapodistrian National University of Athens offers English-taught undergraduate program in Archaeology, History, and Literature of Ancient Greece. 

Here is the list of 10 top universities of Greece:

• National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
• Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
• National Technical University of Athens
• University of Crete
• University of Ioannina
• University of Patras
• University of Thessaly
• Athens University of Economics and Business
• University of Piraeus
• University of Macedonia

Greek universities are well known in Europe for their exclusive study programs developed by the Greek Ministry of Education to create the competent workforce needed to improve the country's economy. That is why many foreigners study the Greek language and go to Greece to get their higher education in medicine, engineering, computer technology, archeology, linguistics programs, and other subjects taught in Greek universities perfectly.

The admission procedure to Greek state universities is based on a school diploma, without passing entrance exams. Thus, the applicant does not have to waste time preparing, as the university sends a response about the admissions committee's decision to the applicant. International students will only need to pass a standard exam of Greek language knowledge.

International student expenses in Greece

In Greece, international students have the opportunity to get a higher education and a European diploma, practically free of charge or for a symbolic amount of money.

Students from the European Union or the European Economic Area do not pay tuition fees to pursue their Bachelor's degrees at public universities. If you are not an EU student, expect to pay between €1,500 and €2,000 per academic year for most of your Bachelor's and Master's degrees. Most of the Master's programs are also free, with some exceptions in such areas as medicine, business and others. It can cost up to €8,000 per year for both EU and non-EU citizens. 

Meals at the University are provided to you free of charge or at a reduced rate (depending on the university). In case of availability, they also offer accommodation in a dormitory, free medical insurance, a special student card for all types of transport, etc. Most people can comfortably live in Greece, having a budget of 450-750 euros per month. 

If you have not been provided with a dormitory, don’t despair! Renting a private apartment is an affordable option for most international students. Prices vary depending on the proximity to the city center, and you can always share an apartment with other students to cut your overall expenses.

Post-graduate opportunities

As noted above, Greece has developed special courses for demanded professions, so finding a job will be much easier for you if you enrolled in one of them.

As everywhere in the world, nowadays due to the world’s digitalization, the most demanded professions in Greece are Software Developer and Engineer. Doctors and nurses are also much demanded, so Medical faculty graduates can be sure that they will find a job.

It should be noted that a student residence permit in Greece allows foreigners to work from the very first day, but only part-time during the studies and full-time in summer. Besides, a student residence permit allows being hired very quickly because he already has insurance.

However, after graduation, international students face the question of legal stay in the country. Unlike some other European countries, Greece does not give graduates a year to look for work, so students need to extend their residence permit long before graduation.

Studying in the homeland of Socrates has many advantages, ranging from getting good quality education to living in the beautiful Mediterranean climate zone. We hope this section of ARMACAD will help you find your vocation in one of the Greek universities.

Greece Scholarships for International Students in 2024 - 2025

Government of greece and universities in greece offering following scholarships to international students.

Fulbright Greece State Scholarships Foundation 2025/2026

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• Greece Universities
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• International Students

International Financial Aid Program At Anatolia College

• Partial Funding
• Anatolia College
• Undergraduate, Graduate
• Domestic Students, International Students

Greece Y. Pastra Scholarship for MSc in Finance 2018 for greek students only

• ALBA Graduate Business School

Greece Marie Sklodowska- Curie Actions – Individual Fellowships for all Nationalities at ELIAMEP 2018

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Foreign Language Scholarships for International Students in Greece, 2017

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Chris Argyris Scholarships in Organization Behavior, Greece 2017

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• Human Resource Management

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• Civil Society Organizations

Marie Skodowska Curie Early Stage PhD Studentship

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Doctoral Program of the Department of Economics

PURPOSE The aim of the PhD Program is to prepare candidates wishing to pursue an academic or research career. Graduates of the Program can be employed as faculty members, at senior level positions in banks, businesses and other public and private organizations. Our Department is a pioneer in organizing doctoral studies in Economics in Greece. Graduates of the Program are currently serving as faculty members at universities in Greece and abroad, and are employed at research institutes such as the Centre of Planning and Economic Research ( KEPE ) , at the Hellenic Statistical Authority ( ELSTAT ), Bank of Greece  and Ministries as senior executives, in private banks and other public and private organizations.

PREREQUISITES The applicants for the PhD Program must have at least the following qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree (if obtained from a non-Greek University, it must be recognized by DOATAP as equivalent to the Greek University degrees)
• Master’s degree in Economics (if obtained from a non-Greek University, it must be recognized by DOATAP as equivalent to the Greek University degrees)
• At least very good knowledge of the English language (level C1 or C2)

FEES There are no fees for PhD studies in Greece.

TEACHING ASSISTANTS PhD students may be employed as teaching assistants in the courses of the Undergraduate or Graduate Programs of the Department. Teaching assistants are reimbursed on the basis of decisions of the General Assembly of the Department.

PhD Thesis Writing Upon acceptance to the PhD Program, the PhD Candidates start preparing their PhD Thesis, which must be completed in at least 3 or at maximum 6 years since the date their Three-Member Advisory Committee was appointed.

The General Assembly of the Department may decide, simultaneously with the acceptance of a PhD Candidate, his obligation to attend and be successfully examined in a cycle of four (4) advanced courses:

1) Advanced Topics in Macroeconomic Theory (2) Advanced Topics in Applied Economics and in two (2) courses from: Economic Mathematics, Special Topics in Economic Theory, Special Topics in Applied Econometrics, Special Topics in Econometric Theory.

In addition, it is possible to ask the PhD Candidate to be successfully examined in a number of compulsory courses from the MSc in Economics offered by the Department. The time structure of the program of the aforementioned courses takes place in a period not longer than three (3) academic semesters from the date of registration of the PhD Candidate. It is also possible that the PhD Candidate is exempted, in whole or in part, from the obligation to  be examined  in the above courses.

PhD Thesis Completion When the Three-Member Advisory Committee considers that the PhD Thesis has been completed, it gives its approval for the submission and final assessment to a Seven-Member Examining Committee. The PhD Candidate defends the PhD Thesis publicly before the Seven-Member Examining Committee, which then assesses the PhD Thesis as “successful” or “unsuccessful”.

PhD Diploma Award After evaluation of the PhD Thesis as “successful”, the PhD Candidate is proclaimed as Doctor of the Economics Department of the Athens University of Economics and Business at the next General Assembly of the Department and is awarded a “Ph.D. in Economics” degree.

APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSION Applications along with the supporting documents are submitted to the Secretariat of the Program according to the Call for Applications announced by the Department each year. Call for Applications of PhD in Economics 2024 is announced here .

• Solemn Declaration of article 8 of Greek Law 1599/1986
• Application for Funding for Conference Participation

The new regulation of PhD studies, based on the new law 4957/2022, can be found here .  

Secretariat of the PhD Program of the Department of Economics Email: [email protected] Tel:  (0030) 210 8203414 Contact person: A. Tsetseri

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In accordance with existing laws, higher education institutions (i.e. universities and technological education institutes) are responsible for the planning and organization of postgraduate studies in Greece and for granting Master’s Degrees. Universities have additional powers to grant PhD Degrees.

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The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens offers a wide range of postgraduate studies programmes (departmental, interdepartmental, inter-institutional and interstate ones), covering a variety of scientific fields, thus enabling graduates, as well as graduates of other academic institutions, to promote science and to claim their place in the labour market.

Aiming at extroversion and the broadening of its prospective target groups, the University of Athens has also proceeded to the organization and operation of postgraduate programmes in languages other than the Greek language.

Postgraduate programmes are either funded through the current budget or offered on a tuition-fee basis. In order to ensure the proper operation and sustainability of its postgraduate programmes, UoA is also seeking alternative sources of funding, such as donations, grants, research programmes, etc. Furthermore, it promotes the implementation of a scholarship system based on economic and social criteria, as well as on students’ performance.

The Departments of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens encourage innovation and research and offer graduates the possibility of preparing a doctoral thesis. For information on the terms and conditions for admission to a PhD program, visit the Departments' websites.

The Departments of NKUA offer the possibility of preparing a doctoral thesis with co-supervision in collaboration with other Departments of NKUA or another H.E.I. of the country or abroad and/or in collaboration with other research and technological bodies (research Institutes, Foundations, research centers).

In addition, the Departments of NKUA may conclude agreement with industry or business for the preparation of a doctoral thesis (industrial doctorate) which concerns the conduct of industrial or applied research with the aim of extracting research results for the production of innovative products or services.

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The University of Athens fosters cooperation with scientists conducting postdoctoral research in areas falling within its various Departments’ research fields. From the University’s part, cooperation mainly refers to providing postdoctoral research supervision or counseling support by one or more members of the host Department’s Research and Teaching Staff, providing access to scientific material or equipment, or assigning specific research projects whether on a remuneration-appointment basis or not.

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UK and international students are eligible to apply for an award funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

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The LAHP is a consortium of leading research universities in London, funded by the AHRC and the partner universities. It funds up to 90 research studentships per year across the Arts and Humanities in the partner institutions; under the scheme it is possible for research students to have their two supervisors in different LAHP institutions. Doctoral studentships provide support for up to three years of full-time study, or up to five years of part-time study.

To be eligible to apply for an award under the Doctoral Awards Scheme, you should normally have gained a first degree from a recognised HEI and it is normally expected of you to have, or be studying for, a Master's degree or similar postgraduate qualification.

• Arrangements for 2023-24 (for a start date in September 2025)

Applicants: please look at the  LAHP website  for details. You may also subscribe to the  LAHP Twitter  account for news updates.

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For applicants in

• Greek and Latin literature, language, ancient philosophy, reception
• Ancient Middle Eastern language and literature (Hittite, Luwian, Sumerian, Akkadian)
• Ancient History (the Greco-Roman and Near Eastern worlds)
• You should be in the process of applying for doctoral research at your chosen institution and have established your supervisor(s) before applying to LAHP for funding. It is important to contact potential supervisors as early as possible.
• The application system for LAHP funding will open in late November 2023 and close in late January 2024. Applications are made via the LAHP website .
• Applicants for LAHP funding must submit their PhD application to UCL Admissions by mid-January 2024 at the latest. Applications will only be considered if the applicant has been in contact with the Department in the normal way to discuss the research proposal and potential supervisors. This is part of the PhD admission process, and you need to allow enough time for this prior to submitting your application. Last-minute applications that have not been discussed will not be considered for funding.
• Applicants in Greek and Latin literature, language, ancient philosophy, reception: please contact the Department of Greek and Latin to discuss your research proposal.
• Applicants in Ancient Middle Eastern language and literature: please contact the Department of Greek and Latin to discuss your research proposal.
• Applicants in Ancient History (Greco-Roman and ancient Near East): please contact the Department of History to discuss your research proposal.

The LAHP will contact successful applicants in early April 2024.

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UCL offers scholarships to UK/EU students and for overseas students. Up to 40 Research Excellence Scholarships are available annually to students from any country.

Application procedure for RES awards:

• You must have submitted an application to UCL for full-or part-time MPhil/PhD research before you can apply. Your application to UCL will be used as the basis of your application for a scholarship.
• The scholarships consist of fees equivalent to the standard postgraduate UK/EU rate plus a maintenance stipend of £19,668 (2022/23 rate) per annum for full-time study. (Benefits are pro-rated for part-time students.) Scholarships are tenable during years 1, 2 and 3 of the MPhil/PhD programme, subject to annual review and renewal.
• Awards are highly competitive. Applications will only be considered if the applicant has been in contact with the Department in the normal way to discuss the research proposal and potential supervisors. This is part of the PhD admission process, and you need to allow enough time for this prior to submitting your application. Last-minute applications that have not been discussed will not be considered for funding.
• Deadline: Friday 12 January 2024 . Please send application materials to Ms Wendy Leung in the Department of Greek and Latin.

UCL Research Opportunity Scholarship (UCL ROS)

UCL's Research Opportunity Scholarship is intended to support BAME postgraduate research degree students. The applications procedure is the same as for the RES/RXD awards above. Candidates should discuss their application with potential supervisors and then submit a single page cover sheet to the Departmental Office by 12 January 2024.

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Thanks to the Wolfson Foundation, UCL will have six Wolfson Scholarships for doctoral research in history, literature and languages available for 2024/25 entrants. Each student starting in 2024-25 will receive a total of £105,000, which equates to £35,000 per annum.

• Home and overseas students are eligible.
• The Department is responsible for nominating students (applicant do not apply directly).
• Please read the details on the Faculty website .

To be nominated by the Department, applicants need 1) to apply to the PhD programme at UCL by 5 January 2023 at the latest, and 2) discuss the nomination with their potential supervisor in the Department, and provide the supervisor with an expanded version of their research project.

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Owing the generosity of alumni and former colleagues, the Department of Greek and Latin is pleased to be able to support a number of MA and PhD students by contributions to their fees.

Application procedure:

• You must have applied for a place on the MA or PhD programme.

MA Greek and Latin Studentships application form

• PhD students: please contact the PhD tutor by 30 June to indicate that you would like to be considered for an awards. Your application to UCL will be used as the basis of your application for an award. Students with full funding from another source are not eligible for these awards.
• Two annual awards of up to £4,000 may be granted to graduate students studying Greek or Latin literature.
• To be considered, students must have submitted centrally a completed application for admission to postgraduate study in the Department of Greek and Latin and (for PGT students only)  a separate department studentship application both by  30 June  each year.
• Applicants will be notified of the departmental decision in July each year.
• Payment is made in October to offset fees.

Stephen Instone (1954-2009) was educated at Balliol College Oxford, and then Bedford College, University of London, where he completed a PhD on Pindar supervised by Martin West. His research interests varied widely over Greek religion, athletics, Homer and Pindar. He was a member of the department of Greek and Latin at University College London. Some of his publications included Greek Personal Religion: a reader (Aris & Phillips: Oxford 2009), Pindar: Selected Odes, ed. (Warminster, 1996), Some Divine Interventions in the Iliad', Eranos 99 (2003), 103-113, Essays for Theo Zinn, co.ed. (Leominster, 2006), 'Humour in Virgil', in Essays for Theo Zinn, co.ed. (Leominster, 2006),  'Origins of the Olympics', in Pindar's Poetry, Patrons and Festivals, edd. Hornblower and Morgan (Oxford, 2006), Pindar: The Complete Odes, co-ed. (Oxford, 2007), and Darkness my Light: Enigmatic Ajax', in Studies in Ancient Greek Poetry Presented to M.L.West on his Seventieth Birthday, ed. P.Finglass (Oxford, 2007).

Stephen’s obituary in The Times Higher is accessible online. He was a much-loved colleague and teacher at UCL.

• Two annual awards of up to £4,000 may be granted to graduate students studying Greek or Latin philosophy, language, or literature and its reception.
• To be considered, students must have submitted centrally a completed application for admission to postgraduate study in the Department of Greek and Latin and (for PGT students only)  a separate department studentship application both by  30  June  each year.

Professor Robert William (Bob) Sharples (28 May 1949 - 11 August 2010) was a British educator and authority on ancient Greek philosophy . He was a member of the department of Greek and Latin at University College London for over 30 years, and won international distinction for his work in ancient philosophy, especially physics (or "natural philosophy") and in the Peripatetic tradition after Aristotle . His pioneering interest in previously under-studied figures such as Alexander of Aphrodisias led the way in the field. He was involved in the Theophrastus project directed by William Fortenbaugh and in running the series of Keeling Lectures and Colloquia in cooperation with the Department of Philosophy.

• One annual award known as the  Hollier  Graduate Scholarship in Greek ( up to £4,000) may be granted to a graduate student studying ancient Greek; and one annual award (up to £4,000) known as the  Lloyd  Graduate Scholarship in Greek may be granted to a graduate student who is a citizen of Greece or Cyprus, and who is studying ancient Greek.  
• To be considered, students must have submitted centrally a completed application for admission to postgraduate study in the Department of Greek and Latin and (for PGT students only)  a separate departmental studentship application by  30 June  each year.
• Two annual awards of up to £4,000 may be granted to an MA student studying Latin literature, language or philosophy and its reception.
• To be considered, students must have submitted centrally a completed application for admission to postgraduate study in the Department of Greek and Latin and (for PGT students only)  a separate departmental studentship application by  30 June  each year.
• Two annual awards of up to £4,000 may be granted to an MA student studying Greek or Latin literature, language or philosophy and its reception.
• To be considered, students must have submitted centrally a completed application for admission to postgraduate study in the Department of Greek and Latin and (for PGT students only)  a separate departmental studentship application by  30 June  each year.
• One annual award of up to £4,000 may be granted to an MA student studying Greek literature, language or philosophy and its reception.
• One annual award of up to £4,000 or two awards of up to £2,000 may be granted to an MA student studying any aspect of Latin.

Otto Skutsch (1906-1990) was an eminent Latinist and son of the classical scholar Franz Skutsch. Otto Skutsch has described himself as a 'specialist in the metre and language of Latin comedy, the fragments of early Latin epic, and the formal aspects of classical poetry'. Indeed he has published mainly on early Roman drama and epic as well as on metrical and linguistic questions. He is best known today for his edition of the fragments of the Annals of Ennius, Rome's first historical epic; this edition was published after many decades' work in 1985 and is still highly regarded. Otto Skutsch was born and educated in Germany, where he completed his PhD in Göttingen in 1932 (thesis published in 1934). Due to the difficult political landscape he left Germany for the British Isles around 1933. He worked at the University of St Andrews, Queen's University Belfast and the University of Manchester before coming to UCL as Professor of Latin in 1951, a position he held until his retirement in 1972. Even after his retirement he continued to be an active researcher and held Visiting Professorships in the US. He became a British citizen in 1946 and was elected an Honorary Fellow of the British Academy in 1987.

• One annual award of £1,000 may be granted to an MA student studying Greek or Latin literature, language and its reception. The student's final dissertation must be on a topic related to the study of Homeric epics. 

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Matthew Foster, PhD , an associate professor in the Department of Child and Family Studies (CFS), has been awarded $25,000 from The Corridor Early-Stage Innovation Fund. Foster was selected by the Florida High Tech Corridor and USF Research and Innovation.

This project, "Equipping Bilingual Leaders for Special Education Related Careers," is also supported by CBCS faculty M. Adelaida Restrepo, PhD , and Maria Carlo, PhD , and the College of Education's Lisa Lopez, PhD. The goal of their project is to mitigate educational disparities exacerbated by immigration and poverty by developing a comprehensive training program for bilingual professionals. 

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Partnership between UW-Madison and GE paved way for promising new Wisconsin tech hub

Since 2015, wisconsin has added over 15,000 new biohealth jobs, helping the industry workforce grow to more than 129,000.

For too long, the economic opportunity and growth of biotech has been clustered in a few cities on the coasts. That may be about to change. The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration Tech Hub program recently announced that Wisconsin will receive a game-changing $49 million in federal funding to advance personalized medicine, enhance health care outcomes and drive economic development. The news validates the crucial groundwork laid by the medical technology and life sciences ecosystem in Wisconsin, and points to the potential impact that could follow for patients and health systems worldwide.

Since 2015, Wisconsin has added over 15,000 new biohealth jobs, helping the industry workforce grow to more than 129,000 here with an average per capita annual wage of nearly $100,000. As a result, Wisconsin has become a hotbed for innovators who want to improve the human condition by creating new ways to diagnose and treat disease, resulting in $1 billion in R&D spending in 2020 alone. The state has emerged at the forefront of innovation and growth in personalized medicine and health technology. It’s a successful template that could bring economic growth to regions beyond the elite handful of biotech hot spots currently dominating the market.

Related: Wisconsin's largest cities have synergies to make tech hub flourish with new partnership

 Steady investment and growth over decades have led to a pivotal moment for Wisconsin that will help redefine our state’s impact on the world. Our respective institutions, UW–Madison and GE HealthCare, have played integral roles in this expansion and served as a model for how industry and academia can partner to create a thriving and sustainable model for innovation.  

How a unique Wisconsin partnership paved the way forward

When we began working together 40 years ago, most academic-industry partnerships were negotiated on a project-by-project basis, something we still see today. Through a unique “umbrella” agreement that enabled input and feedback across multiple lines of research and varied clinical settings, our partnership has resulted in more than 80 funded research projects, 20 joint inventions, hundreds of peer-reviewed research papers, and a talent ecosystem that has led to over 250 UW–Madison alumni joining GE HealthCare and other companies, including many based in Wisconsin.

Our partnership has moved magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology from dream to reality, helping to expand the capabilities and precision of how we visualize organs and other soft tissues to diagnose and treat patients. We have led the distribution of standardized, optimal protocols for computed tomography (CT) imaging to thousands of sites, helping those imaging teams to obtain consistent, quality images consistently.

Theranostics, a more recent innovation that combines diagnostics and treatment into one seamless step for patients with cancer and other diseases, and the use of artificial intelligence to make medical imaging faster and better are direct results of the work between UW–Madison and GE HealthCare. Our teams have collaborated to enable bench to bedside research, clinical care and training to come together seamlessly, yielding uniquely powerful collaborations.  

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This is tech transfer at its best. Welcome to a living laboratory of R&D, where hypothesis generation and data collection are accelerated and combined with real-world workforce training to improve health.    

Over time there has been a ripple effect that has triggered regional biohealth economic development, a beneficial byproduct that has been experienced statewide. Our collaboration has laid a foundation for the Wisconsin Biohealth Tech Hub, a broad regional coalition of industry leaders, research institutions, and community organizations fostering economic growth. It has strengthened the biohealth industry, and improved health equity.

Federal and state governments, industry join together to fund hub

This work led to Wisconsin receiving a Phase 1 Regional Tech Hub designation from the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration last fall which cleared the way for Wisconsin’s most recent accomplishment: the tech hub that will receive $49 million in federal investments to drive collaboration, matched by state funding of $7.5 million (with strong bipartisan support) and industry funding of $24 million, bringing the total funding and commitments to over $80 million. These investments will support transformative personalized medicine projects that will enable tailored medical care based on individual genetic codes, medical records and environments resulting in improved outcomes at lower cost.

Milwaukee's economic future: RNC bust shows that tourism and entertainment alone won't transform city's economy

We feel fortunate to have predecessors who saw the wisdom of creating deep connections that allowed industry scientists and engineers, faculty, and students to work “brain-to-brain" and elbow-to-elbow on cutting-edge clinical technology. From a partnership between UW–Madison and GE HealthCare decades ago, today we are now part of a regional tech hub, an ecosystem that is leading the evolution of healthcare. And whether due to Midwestern work ethic or a shared love for all things Wisconsin, our scientists and engineers have rolled-up their shirtsleeves to drive innovation for patients.  

 There’s a remarkable amount of synergy between UW–Madison and GE HealthCare that is now the norm across our Wisconsin tech hub. We share a belief in the power of creative thinking, hard work, and relentless pursuit of the common good to help humanity achieve its greatest potential. We have found strategies to cut red tape and collaborate across disciplines. We’ve found, again and again, ways to make progress. And it is making a difference for patients, for students, for workers, and not only for the people of Wisconsin but for patients around the world.  

Jay Hill is the Vice President of Advanced Technologies at GE HealthCare , and Anjon Audhya is the Senior Associate Dean for Basic Research, Biotechnology and Graduate Studies at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health.  

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Dear Colleague Letter: Graduate Research Internships at National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NSF-NIBIB/BETA INTERN) Supplemental Funding Opportunity

April 30, 2024

Dear Colleague:

Fostering the growth of a globally competitive and diverse research workforce and advancing the scientific and innovation skills of the Nation is a strategic objective of the National Science Foundation (NSF). The NSF and Center for Biomedical Engineering Technology Acceleration ( BETA ) housed in the National Institutes of Health (NIH)- National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering ( NIBIB ) have entered into a partnership to support the training of graduate students to meet both the NSF's strategic workforce development objectives as well the NIBIB's mission to transform through engineering the understanding of disease and its prevention, detection, diagnosis, and treatment and NIBIB's support of the next generation of diverse, interdisciplinary researchers across the career continuum.

This Dear Colleague Letter (DCL) describes this unique partnership with NIBIB/BETA and is aligned with and conforms with the NSF INTERN opportunity described in the Dear Colleague Letter: Non-Academic Research Internships for Graduate Students (INTERN) Supplemental Funding Opportunity . This DCL is referred to as the NSF - NIBIB/BETA INTERN DCL.

Recipients submitting an INTERN supplemental funding request are required to have a policy or code of conduct that addresses sexual harassment, other forms of harassment, and sexual assault. For more information, read about NSF policies regarding harassment .

SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING OPPORTUNITY

NSF will consider supplemental funding requests that enable a Principal Investigator (PI) or co-PI to request up to six months of additional support for a graduate student supported on an active NSF award with the following goals:

• To provide graduate students with the opportunity to augment their research assistantships or NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) fellowships with non-academic research internship activities and training opportunities that will complement their academic research training.
• To allow graduate students to engage in professional development experiences that will enhance their preparation for multiple career pathways after graduation.
• To encourage the participation of the full spectrum of diverse talent in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

ELIGIBILITY

Recipients with awards that include funding for graduate students, including institutional Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) awards, are eligible to submit a supplemental funding request. The PI for an active GRFP fellowship (not the GRFP fellow) should contact GRFP ( [email protected] ) regarding specific requirements before submitting a supplemental funding request on behalf of a GRFP fellow.

To be supported through an INTERN supplement responding to this DCL, graduate students (including graduate research fellows) being considered must have completed at least one academic year in their graduate programs (master's or doctoral), be in good academic standing and demonstrate satisfactory progress towards their research.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

PIs and co-PIs of NSF grants and the research advisor of the GRFP fellows are encouraged to contact Dr. Manu Platt ( [email protected] ) at NIBIB/BETA, to explore suitable opportunities for research traineeships at NIBIB/BETA in Bethesda, Maryland, for the graduate students who are supported on their NSF grants.

SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING REQUEST PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS

Information about requesting supplemental support is contained in the NSF Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide ( PAPPG ), Chapter VI.E.5. In addition to the PAPPG requirements for supplemental support, the following materials must be included.

• A two-page summary that describes the internship
• A one-page personal statement from the graduate student describing career goals, accomplishments, and how the activity will better prepare the individual to enter the workforce.
• Research summary to include contribution(s) to research discipline
• Institution(s)
• Year of study (1st year, 2nd year, etc.)
• Completed coursework
• Employment and volunteer/outreach history
• Publications (accepted only)
• Other information relevant to the proposed internship
• A letter of collaboration from an authorized official at the host organization that describes the internship opportunity and mentoring the student will experience during the internship.
• An endorsement letter from the PI that confirms that the student meets the eligibility requirements specified in this DCL. The letter must describe how the proposed internship activity will contribute to the student's graduate education experience and how it may impact time to degree.
• A budget and a clear justification for all requested budget costs.

SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING AMOUNT

The total amount of funding requested must not exceed $55,000 per student for one six-month period. NSF plans to fund about 5-10 supplements per fiscal year, depending on the availability of funds.

PERIOD OF SUPPORT

The supplement funding will provide up to six months of support for an internship. Note: only one supplemental funding request may be submitted for a given student. A PI or co-PI may submit no more than one request per year of their award if there are multiple graduate students supported by the award, with the exception that GRFP will consider requests for internships for more than one GRFP Fellow from a single GRFP award.

Supplemental funding requests may be submitted at any time.

SUBMISSION AND REVIEW

Requests for supplemental funding must be submitted via Research.gov. A PI or Co-PI with an NSF award should contact the program director who manages the award prior to submission. GRFP INTERN supplement requests are submitted by the GRFP PI, not by the GRFP fellow or the fellow's research advisor. Requests for supplemental funding submitted in response to this DCL will be reviewed internally by NSF program directors. All supplements are subject to (a) the availability of funds and (b) merit review of the supplemental funding request.

SPECIAL AWARD CONDITION

Intellectual Property Rights: Internships under this DCL are considered equivalent to traineeships. The National Science Foundation and the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering claims no rights to any inventions or writings that might result from its traineeship awards. However, trainees should be aware that NSF, another Federal agency, or some private party may acquire such rights through other support for particular research. Also, trainees should note their obligation to include an Acknowledgment and Disclaimer in any publication.

For further information, please contact: Dr. Prakash Balan, [email protected] .

Susan Marqusee, Assistant Director Directorate for Biological Sciences (BIO)

Dilma Da Silva, Acting Assistant Director Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE)

James L. Moore III, Acting Assistant Director Directorate for Education and Human Resources (EDU)

Susan Margulies, Assistant Director Directorate for Engineering (ENG)

Alexandra Isern, Assistant Director Directorate for Geosciences (GEO)

C. Denise Caldwell, Acting Assistant Director Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences (MPS)

Alicia Knoedler, Office Head Office of Integrative Activities (OIA)

Kendra Sharp, Office Head Office of International Science and Engineering (OISE)

Sylvia M. Butterfield, Assistant Director Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE)

Erwin Gianchandani, Assistant Director Directorate for Technology, Innovation and Partnership (TIP)