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Opportunities at ECMI

The ECMI hosts every year a number of visiting researchers through its Fellows Programmes. The Programmes are designed to provide educational opportunities at the Centre and also function as tools to encourage exchange between the resident researchers and scholars working on minority issues at other institutions. The aim is thus to make the ECMI an international research environment by bringing to the Centre scholars with experiences from other cultures as well as those who lack opportunity of mobility in Europe. The Programmes also offer an opportunity to learn from the governance scheme in place in the border region while participating in the ECMI’s international and research activities. For more information, follow the links below:

Visiting Fellows Programme

Master Dissertation Fellows Programme

Pre-proposal Fellows Programme

Internship Programme

MMTE Internship Announcement

EU Marie Curie Fellowship 

From time to time, the ECMI also recruits researchers for specific positions. Job announcements are posted on our homepage and InfoChannel

 

Current Job Announcements at ECMI

The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) invites applications for two positions as Senior Research Associate within the field of “Minority Studies” beginning 1 October 2013 or shortly thereafter. Minority Studies at ECMI cover research on national and ethnic autochthonous minority issues in Europe.

Position A: Based in cluster Culture and Diversity

Position B: Based in cluster Conflict and Security

The successful candidates will each head up one of the research clusters. Responsibilities include conducting applied research as well as knowledge dissemination and transfer within the thematic area.

Candidates are required to document a Phd-degree in law, politics/IR, history or other social sciences as well as experience from previous research positions. Prior knowledge from the field of Minority Studies and the European minority rights regime is desired. Independent research skills, the ability to work in a team and guide younger researchers, as well as good communication skills in written and spoken English are necessary. Experience as consultant and with training of public servants is welcome. Knowledge of German is an asset.

A contract for two years is offered with renewal option. Remuneration is determined on the basis of the candidate’s skills and German pay levels. The successful candidate must take up residence at the seat of ECMI in Flensburg, Germany.

For the detailed information and conditions, please download the Pdf File.

The applications should be sent to Ms. Tamari Bulia till 31 July 2013. Please indicate: "ECMI Job Announcements 2013" in the subject line.

 

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Federal Government
The Danish GovernmentThe Danish
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