Becas posdoctorales "Ernst Mach" para investigadores de países en desarrollo en Austria

-Post-doctoral researchers and lecturers from non-European developing countries, who research and/or teach at higher education institutions or universities and have already received a grant administered by the OeAD-GmbH in the past.
-At the beginning of the grant period, at least 5 years must have passed since the last funded research visit to Austria.
-Maximum age: 50 years (for the application deadline)
-Language skills: Very good knowledge of English and/or German.

The Ernst Mach Follow-Up Grant is aimed at postdocs from non-European developing countries who are former OeAD scholarship holders. The grant is intended to support the applicant's scientific carrier and to further and deepen the cooperation with Austrian higher education institutions and universities.

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La convocatoria se realiza habitualmente entre los meses de enero y agosto del mismo año de inicio de la beca.

Deadlines:
01.02.2020 and 01.09.2020

1 a 3 meses

A decidir por las instituciones.

Supplementary grant, own funds are required.
1) Monthly grant rate: EUR 1150.
2) Accommodation, health insurance.
a) It is possible for OeAD scholarship holders to book accommodation (dormitory or apartment) with the OeAD Housing office. The monthly costs are:
-monthly rent: roughly EUR 250 to EUR 600 (depending on the amenities).
-monthly administrative fee: EUR 18.
b) OeAD scholarship holders need to have health insurance that is accepted by the Austrian authorities for the duration of their stay in Austria. The OeAD can help with taking out such insurance. The monthly costs can vary, at the moment you should calculate EUR 55 to 200 (depending on your age, scholarship category and state of health).
Scholarship holders have to pay the costs for accommodation and insurance themselves.
c) Applicants from non-EU/EEA countries who are planning a research stay of more than 6 months: If your monthly costs for accommodation in Austria exceed EUR 300, you may need to provide proof of additional funds to the Austrian residence authority when you apply for your residence permit. This figure may vary depending on your individual costs for health insurance and other liabilities.
3) Scholarship holders from non-European developing countries will also receive a travel costs subsidy of max. EUR 1000 upon submission of original travel invoices.