Postdoctoral Fellowships at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
jointly funded with the Planning and Budgeting Committee (PBC) of the
Council for Higher Education in Israel
Deadline: December 10, 2014.
The Hebrew University is seeking excellent postdoctoral fellows from
China and India in *all *fields of research, and is offering fellowships
to suitable candidates.
The amount of a fellowship will be no less than *NIS 100,000 a year
*(equivalent
to about $25000, depending on the exchange rate), renewable for up to three
years. Starting date of the fellowship: October 1, 2015. The funding is
divided so that the PBC pays 2/3 of the fellowship, and the sponsoring
faculty member at the Hebrew University pays 1/3 of the fellowship.
Who is eligible to apply?
A citizen of China or India (who does not hold Israeli citizenship), and
whose last academic appointment ended not before October 8, 2013 (PhD
studies or postdoc). Applications will be accepted also if the thesis has
been submitted but the degree not yet awarded, or the thesis will be
submitted during the first year of the fellowsip (please submit the
relevant documentation).
If the doctoral degree is not awarded by the end of the first year of the
fellowship, the fellowship will not be extended.
Rules and Regulations of the fellowship:
The Candidate's commitments to the university:
To not undertake any paid employment, excluding teaching assistance in
the university, which is contingent upon written approval from the
fellow's advisor. The teaching shall not exceed two weekly hours of
instruction and only for a period of two years.
To request approval from the university for each suspension in research
work of two months or more. The university shall not approve suspension of
research for longer than one year.
The University shall make the following commitments to the fellow:
To not employ the fellow at the expense of the fellowship.
To provide the fellow with the necessary professional literature and
research tools in a way that will enable optimal use of the duration of
research.
To inform the fellow of the rules of the program and with the above
obligations and rights.
What should be submitted?
The completed application form (see below)
Curriculum vitae, including diplomas of bachelor's, master's and
doctoral degrees.
3, List of publications, including Impact Factor of the journals, if
known.
An abstract (up to 4 pages) of the candidate’s proposed research
plan. Special emphasis should be placed on the collaboration between the
candidate and the Hebrew University supervisor.
An abstract (up to 2 pages) of your doctoral dissertation.
Three letters of recommendation.
A letter of commitment by a Hebrew University faculty member, stating
his or her agreement to supervise the fellow. Letters that provide detailed
and well-reasoned arguments will increase the chance of the candidate's
application being accepted.
If your PhD has not yet been approved, please provide an official
letter stating when the thesis was/will be submitted and the anticipated
date of award of the degree.
The candidate's signed commitment to fulfill the rules and
regulations of the fellowship (see above).
For Chinese applicants: The results of an international "English as
a foreign language" examination, or a letter from your university attesting
to your English language skills.
How to apply
The complete application materials should be sent by email directly to the
Hebrew University faculty member who has agreed to support the application,
no later than December 10, 2014.
For more information, or if you have any questions, please contact Judy
Goldstein at judyg@savion.huji.ac.il
A list of Hebrew University faculty members and research areas can be found
here:
http://www.huji.ac.il/dataj/controller/ihoker/
Candidates dealing with Chinese studies or the history of the Mongol
Empire are especially welcome to apply.
for details and application form see:
http://international.huji.ac.il/en/programs/post-docs/postdoc-fellowships-for-indian-and-chinese-nationals