Degree: Postdoc

Are you a social sciences PhD student, postdoctoral or senior researcher from Turkey, and interested in a research visit to Sweden? Apply for a scholarship for up to 12 months!

PhD, Postdoc, Senior scientist

Available for Turkey

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SI Scholarship holders from Turkey. Photo: Magnus Liam Karlsson

Swedish-Turkish Scholarship Programme for PhD studies and postdoctoral research

PhD, Postdoc, Senior scientist

Available for 1 country

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Visby Programme Scholarships for PhD studies and postdoctoral research

PhD, Postdoc, Senior scientist

Available for 7 countries

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Frequently asked questions about the scholarship

What is the aim of the Visby Programme?

The Visby Programme aims at building capacity in professionals who have the ambition to play an active role in society and to contribute to a positive development in their home countries and region.

The programme focuses on the individual mobility of academic talents to promote professional collaboration and lasting relations between Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russia, Sweden and Ukraine. The goal is to build an integrated, knowledge-based and research-intense region where environmental and social sustainability, innovation and responsibility in management are key factors in achieving sustainable economic growth and regional development.

Read more about the Visby Programme and the different scholarship offers here.
How much is the monthly grant?
Are there any limitations to the scholarship?
- The scholarship is designed to cover living costs for the scholarship holder. There are no grants for family members. No funding for bench fees is provided.
- The granted scholarship period cannot be altered, postponed or extended. However, it is possible to apply for subsequent funding through a new call for applications.
- In case of a postponed arrival date, the scholarship period maybe reduced accordingly.
What about insurance?
How is the selection made?

Applications are evaluated by the Swedish Institute (SI) and an independent academic board. The primary evaluation takes into account the applicant’s academic background, personal motivation and deemed ability to contribute to the overall aims of the Visby Programme, including potential to contribute to the development of his/her country or region. The academic evaluation specifically looks at the strength of the research proposal with regards to its scientific quality, originality, methodological approach and relevance.

In the final selection of candidates SI will take into consideration the distribution of scholarships between academic fields, universities, purpose of study, nationality and gender.
What is the SI Network for Future Global Leaders?

All Swedish Institute scholarship holders are invited to become members of the SI Network for Future Global Leaders (NFGL), a network that offers unique opportunities during the stay in Sweden. Together with other talented people from all around the world, the scholarship holder is able to take part in a variety of events, exchange ideas and create networks that could benefit both career and personal development.

After the scholarship period, all scholarship holders are also invited to the SI Alumni Network, a global network that helps deepen the relationship with Sweden, as well as other alumni, even after the programme.

Kick off for new scholarship holders 2015. Photo: Magnus Liam Karlsson

The Visby Programme

This scholarship is part of the Visby Programme, a scholarship programme with long experience of supporting mobility in the Baltic Sea region.

Read more about the Visby Programme here.

Students at Uppsala University in Sweden

Photo: Cecilia Larsson Lantz/Imagebank.sweden.se Photo: Cecilia Larsson Lantz/Imagebank.sweden.se

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