Working
in research – career opportunities
Iuav
encourages and supports specific training and research initiation programmes
for young scholars in the various subject areas of reference.
PhD
A PhD is a three-year postgraduate
programme specifically dedicated to research. Iuav School of Doctorate Studies offers
specific training and research tracks in the fields of architecture, design and
urbanism.
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Research fellowships
Research grants are dedicated to
graduates who intend to approach the world of research through a short-term
training course (generally not exceeding 12 months) that includes their active
involvement in projects and research groups.
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opportunities
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Research grants
Research
grants have a yearly or biennial duration and are aimed at scholars holding a
degree and/or a PhD with a scientific-professional curriculum suitable for the
implementation of specific research programmes proposed by the University
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Research collaborations
Iuav can start coordinated and
continuous collaboration contracts, occasional assignments and self-employment
contracts with experts with a specific and proven university specialization.
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opportunities
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Public competitions for fixed-term researchers
The
position of temporary researcher was established by Law no. 240 of 30 December
2010, Article 24. It concerns fixed-term subordinate
employment contracts, which the university can stipulate in order to carry out
research, teaching, supplementary teaching and student service activities.
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Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellowships
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions are part of
the Excellent Science pillar of the Horizon 2020 programme and support projects
for training and mobility of researchers. Iuav is open to support researchers
who wish to choose the university as their host institution.
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fellowships >>
ERC grants
The
European Research Council grants support individual researchers of all ages and
nationalities who wish to carry out a frontier
research project on a topic they themselves propose. Cross-disciplinary
proposals are encouraged, as well as pioneering ideas that address new and
emerging sectors and applications that introduce unconventional and innovative
approaches. The only ERC assessment criterion is scientific excellence.
Iuav
is available to support researchers at all levels who
wish to choose the university as their host institution.
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