Mobility of doctoral candidates

20

1230 EUR

9 month

Uni-CV (Cape Vert)UASZ (Senegal)
Doctorale Program in Rural Economy for Intelligent AgricultureDoctoral School of Space, Societies, and Humanities
Doctoral School of Sciences, Technology, and Engineering
Eligible applications will be evaluated according to the following criteria:
  • formal enrollment in one of the doctoral schools targeted by the project at the partner universities;
  • academic merit and prior university results;
  • the quality, feasibility, and relevance of the concept note for the proposed activity;
  • the motivation for and expected impact of the mobility;
  • relevance to the candidate’s academic or professional background;
  • the institution’s support;
  • geographical balance within the consortium;
  • gender equality;
  • the inclusion of candidates with disabilities, where applicable
  • Administrative verification of the eligibility of applications.
  • Academic evaluation by the Selection Committee.
  • Ranking of candidates according to the published criteria.
  • Validation of the final results by the project coordination team.
  • Notification of successful candidates and candidates placed on a waiting list.

This document includes the degree obtained or the certificate of completion/graduation, accompanied by official academic transcripts from previous university studies. Scanned copies must be duly certified as true copies of the originals by a competent authority, such as the Secretary General or the university’s registrar’s office / student affairs department.

An official letter or a digitized certificate issued by the home university, confirming that the applicant is currently enrolled as a student or employed as a staff member at an institution belonging to the Africa MOVES consortium.

A copy of the page from the national passport containing the applicant’s biometric data or, failing that, a copy of the national identity card (CNI).

Note: A passport is highly recommended for international mobility.

Maximum length: 2,500 words.

The CV must clearly present the candidate’s academic background and professional experience, with a particular focus on elements that are directly relevant to the chosen program.

A personal letter of no more than 500 words, explaining how the mobility grant aligns with the candidate’s current study or research program.

It is preferable that:

  • one is provided by a thesis supervisor, academic advisor, or another member of the academic staff at the university or institution where the candidate studied;
  • the other be provided by the candidate’s employer.

A one-page document providing a detailed outline of the academic activities the candidate plans to undertake during their mobility period.

Eligible candidates must not have previously received another MOBAF 2022–2027 (Intra-Africa Mobility) scholarship.

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