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Applications are invited for a Teaching / Research Fellowship in Law, each tenable for 5 years from 1st October 2023.  Those appointed will be required to pursue their own research and to teach for 6 hours per week for the College.  Applicants are required to have a record of excellence in research, or equivalent commercial experience, with research interests within the areas of teaching and research undertaken by the University of Cambridge, Faculty of Law.  There is a preference for a candidate able to teach at least one of the following:

The European Court of Auditors and the European University Institute have set up a grant scheme for early career researchers in the field of European Union public finances and policies, at the Historical Archives of the European Union (HAEU) in Florence, Italy.

The International Visegrad Fund (IVF) and the European University Institute (EUI) offer grants to post-graduate scholars from Central and Eastern Europe interested in European integration to conduct research at the Historical Archives of the European Union (HAEU).

Six research grants of EUR 5,000 will be available each year. 

The European Space Agency (ESA) Grant Programme aims to encourage original research on any aspect of the history of the ESA and its predecessor organisations.

Two grants of EUR 5000, funded by ESA and administered by the European University Institute (EUI), may be awarded each year to support research based on the historical fonds of the organisation that are deposited at the Historical Archives of the European Union. 

The Vibeke Sørensen Grant scheme for visiting scholars was set up in 1993 by the then President of the European University Institute (EUI) Emile Noël with support of the European Commission.

The Women, Peace and Security Programme of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) offers fellowships for the period of 4-6 months through our New York City UN office.

The fellow will work closely with WILPF staff on monitoring, research and communications support on Women, Peace and Security issues in New York. The fellow will monitor Security Council debates and UN events, research and draft policy analysis, and support programme communications (including email and social media).