"The "Coimbra Group Scholarship Programme for Young Professors and Researchers from Latin American Universities" was launched for the first time in January 2004. This initiative, which offers grants to finance short-term research visits, aims at favouring mobility and academic exchange between the two regions, Europe and Latin America.
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RULES
1. Requirements for the applicants:
1.1. To be a national of and currently resident in a Latin American country (see
Annex 2). Candidates already in Europe will not be considered.
1.2. To hold a university degree or equivalent.
1.3. To be linked as a professor or researcher to a Latin American University recognised as such by the authorities of the country.
1.4. To use the Coimbra Group Office electronic application process.
1.5. To submit online an Acceptance Letter/email from by the tutor/partner with whom the work programme will be undertaken in the host institution. This document is mandatory.
1.6. Candidates should be under 40 years of age when submitting the application.
Previously selected candidates can apply for a second grant but they will not be
prioritised.
2. Submission of Applications:
The online application is available between 24 January 2011 and 15 March 2011 on the Coimbra Group web site
Information should be submitted in English, but Spanish and Portuguese are also acceptable for students applying to Portuguese or Spanish Coimbra Group Universities.
After submitting the online application, a confirmation message will automatically be sent to the e-mail address provided by the candidate. This will be your only acknowledgement of receipt. The Coimbra Group Office will not individually acknowledge each application received.
Dates for and structure of the visit, which will be carried out in the academic year 2011-2012 at the host university, will be agreed upon with the host tutor/partner university. All practical details concerning the mobility period should be discussed with the host university".
Fonte: Edital do Coimbra Group Scholarship Programme for Young Professors and Researchers from Latin American Universities
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