Université Paris Cité is pleased to announce a second call for applications for research collaboration within the framework of the Oxford-Université Paris Cité-CNRS Humanities Research Partnership (POP). Submit your proposal by November 18th 2021.
For more information on the partnership
l’Université d’Oxford
This call aims to facilitate exchanges between academic staff, teachers and researchers on interdisciplinary subjects involving the humanities, supported by IdEX and with the collaboration of the CNRS and the Institut d’Études Avancées for hosting Oxford partners in Paris. It demonstrates the strength and quality of the strategic partnership between Université Paris Cité and the University of Oxford.
Eligibility criteria
The second call is open to students and researchers of Université Paris Cité as well as to partners of the Alliance Sorbonne Paris Cité (ASPC). For more details, read more.
Application process
All the procedures are outlined in the call for applications.
Calendar
The deadline for submitting a proposal is on November 18th 2021. (12h Paris time)
Contact
Mr Thomas Touzet, Project Manager, International Relations
thomas.touzet@u-paris.fr
international.drive@u-paris.fr
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