EMBASSY OF FRANCE IN THE UNITED STATES
OFFICE FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Chateaubriand Fellowship Science Program
2012-2013
The Embassy of France in the United States (Office for Science and Technology - OST) launches the Chateaubriand Fellowship Program which is intended for young American scientists at the doctorate level, wishing to conduct their research in a French laboratory for a 4 to 10 month period.
The Chateaubriand grants aim to initiate or to reinforce collaborations, partnerships or joint projects (for example PUF, MIT-France, France-Chicago, France-Berkeley, France-Stanford, etc …) by encouraging exchange at the doctoral level. The OST will support American PhD students (or PhD students registered in an American university) who engage in a co-supervised PhD. Priority will be given to the candidates who will seek a “double degree” (cotutelle) with a French University
The OST will provide a stipend (1,400 Euros a month) and cover the cost of travel and student health insurance. Knowledge of French is not mandatory. The level of French required is at the host institution’s discretion. All disciplines in Sciences, Technology and Health are eligible.
The application is available on the Chateaubriand website:
http://www.chateaubriand-fellowship.org
The deadline to apply is February 1st, 2012, and the fellowship can begin on any date from
September 1st, 2012, to April 1st, 2013.
For more information, candidates and American/French research teams can contact Ms. Pham at the Scientific Office in Washington:
phuong.pham@diplomatie.gouv.fr
Phone : 1 202 944 62 20 / 62 50
Other calls now open:
France-Chicago Fund : http://faccts.uchicago.edu/ (Dec. 9th, 2011)
France-Berkeley Fund: http://fbf.berkeley.edu/ (Jan. 31, 2012)
Fulbright-France Fellowships for hosting French doctoral students : Febr. 1rst, 2012 http://
www.fulbright-france.org/gene/main.php?uni=1&base=31#doctorants
Fulbright-France Fellowships for hosting French researchers: Febr. 1rst, 2012 http://
www.fulbright-france.org/gene/main.php?uni=1&base=31#chercheurs
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