Atlas, short–term postdoctoral mobility

Terms and conditions

Mission and funding

Contacts

The Fondation Maison des sciences de l'homme and its partners offer mobility grants for stays of 2 to 3 months in France to postdoctoral researchers of all nationalities (see the call corresponding with your country). This grant is intended to help researchers carry out research work: field surveys, work in libraries and archives.

Applicants in social sciences & humanities  must be attached to a private or public higher education /research institution and be a PhD holder.

Terms and conditions

• The programme breaks down into two sections:

1. The INCOMING programme: it targets researchers affiliated with an institution of higher education and research or a public/private research institute based aboard wishing to undertake a research stay in France.
2. The OUTGOING programme: it targets researchers residing and affiliated with a french institution of higher education and research or a public/private research institute who would like to benefit from a research stay in another country.

• For the incoming mobility: Applicants must have obtained their PhD and defended their thesis no earlier than 2019.
• For the outgoing mobility: For outgoing mobility: Be a citizen of an EU country and reside in France; be a post-doctoral researcher in SHS and have obtained their doctorate degreend from 2019 ; be associated with a research center / laboratory in France.
• Please refer to the different calls to find out what arrangements apply to the competition you have chosen (geographical area, length of the fellowship) and the application procedure.

France > Southeast Asia (outgoing) 

France > Southern countries (outgoing) 

Southern countries > France (incoming) 

France > Germany (outgoing)

South Mediterranean > France (incoming) 

Italy > France (incoming) 

Mission and funding

• Recipients will receive a monthly stipend between 1 400€ - 1 800€ (according to their destination).

Contacts

See the call for applications on the FMSH website