For Students
Welcome Students! Here, you’ll find a wealth of opportunities to enhance your academic and professional journey. Explore study abroad programs for incoming students, exchange opportunities for up to two semesters, and prestigious PhD programs designed to support your research goals. Stay updated on invitations to online meetings and webinars, as well as post-doctoral fellowships that open doors to advanced studies. Dive in and discover how we can help you achieve your aspirations!
The applications for the Ludovika Fellowship Program is now open!
The program invites internationally recognized foreign academics to spend 1 to 3 months at the Ludovika University of Public Service, where they will:
- conduct research in their field,
- deliver lectures in English (BA, MA, or PhD level),
- and collaborate with faculty on research, teaching, and publication.
The application deadline is September 15, 2025 (midnight) via this link.
For more details see here.
Azrieli International Postdoctoral Fellowship
The fellowship supports exceptional postdocs across all disciplines at Israeli academic institutions. Candidates must secure an academic sponsor in Israel before applying.
Applications open on September 1, 2025, and close on November 19, 2025.
For More information, see here.
Fulbright Postdoctoral Call for Applications for the 2026–2027 Academic Year
Submission deadline: December 1, 2025.
The scholarship is intended for individuals who received their Ph.D. degree starting from August 2022, as well as for Ph.D. candidates who are nearing completion of their degree.
Please note: As stated in the Application Instructions, page 15:
“Letter of Support from Home Institution – Not required for Fulbright Israel”
For more details, see here.
We are delighted to invite students and researchers to join the Lithuanian Language and Culture Winter Academy 2026, organized by the Center of Lithuanian Studies and Foreign Languages at Klaipėda University.
From January 5 to February 3, 2026, participants will have the opportunity to study online or in person in Klaipėda, combining academic learning with the experience of Lithuania’s seaside city.
What the Academy offers:
Foundation Course (funded by the State of Lithuania)
Open Course accessible to everyone
Scholarships of 910 EUR for the in-person program
Support for students, lecturers, researchers, and members of the Lithuanian diaspora
Discounts for participants without scholarships
Deadlines:
State-Funded Course: October 12, 2025
Other Participants: December 30, 2025
Apply and learn more:
lukc.ku.lt/en/llcc/winter-course
Questions: lukc.shmf@ku.lt
PhD Programs for incoming students
The Idit Fellowship is a four-year multidisciplinary program at the University of Haifa aimed at advancing the next generation of social science researchers in Israel. The program is composed of a select group of PhD students at the Herta & Paul Amir Faculty of Social Sciences. The group acts as a cross-field community to enhance each participant’s personal research and professional development. The goals of the program are to boost the level of training and research of program participants to a level comparable to leading international institutions with the aim that its members will successfully integrate into Israeli and international academies.
For more details see here.
The Rothschild Fellowship for 2026–2027, offered by Yad Hanadiv, supports Israeli PhD holders (or those near completion) pursuing one year of postdoctoral research abroad. Applicants must be Israeli permanent residents who received their doctorate after November 2022 and plan to begin their fellowship between June 1, 2026, and December 1, 2027. The fellowship provides ₪210,000 plus relocation and family support. Applications are submitted through Israeli universities; candidates from the University of Haifa must send materials by September 1, 2025 to marazi@univ.haifa.ac.il. In-person interviews will be held in February 2026.
For more details see here.
For full guidelines, visit graduate.haifa.ac.il or contact marazi@univ.haifa.ac.il
Call for Applications – Participation in the 17th HOPE Meeting, Tsukuba, Japan | March 2–6, 2026
The Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology invites applications from young Israeli researchers to participate in the 17th HOPE Meeting, to be held in Tsukuba, Japan, from March 2 to March 6, 2026. This prestigious annual meeting brings together promising young scientists from around the world with Nobel Laureates and other distinguished researchers.
6 candidates from Israel will be selected by the Ministry based on an internal evaluation and ranking process, in accordance with the criteria and requirements outlined in the attached documents. Consideration will also be given to the distribution of research fields to ensure representation across disciplines.
Eligibility:
PhD students or early-career researchers who earned their doctorate after April 2, 2020.
Fields of research: Physics, Chemistry, Physiology/Medicine.
Important:
While the organizers of the HOPE Meeting will cover accommodation, local transportation, meals, and travel insurance during the event, travel costs (e.g., flight tickets) will not be funded by the Ministry or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Applicants must secure and state their source of funding for these expenses in their application email.
Application Deadline: August 31, 2025
Applications must be submitted by email to: conferences@most.gov.il
Please carefully review the attached documents, which include:
We encourage all eligible candidates to apply and take part in this unique opportunity to engage with global leaders in science and innovation.
We are delighted to introduce our upcoming Seoul International Winter School 2026 (SIWS, February 8-21, 2026), a unique short-term program combining Korean language classes, Korean studies lectures, and hands-on cultural experiences in the heart of Seoul. The program is open to university students from all disciplines who wish to gain first-hand insights into Korean culture and society.
Program Highlights:
■ Dates: February 8–21, 2026
■ Special Lectures on Korea: Six lectures covering topics such as K-Pop, K-Drama & Movies, K-Cafes, Food & Drink Culture, and UNESCO World Heritage sites in Korea (to be taught in English)
■ Korean Language Classes: Intensive Korean language courses
■ Cultural Activities: Field trip, welcome and farewell parties, “Design Your Own Seoul” activities, and interaction with Korean Peer Advocates (PAs)
Application & Fees:
■ Students from UOS Partner Institutions
– Nomination (by International Coordinators), Application &
– Program Fees: 1,700,000 KRW (approx. 180,000 JPY) (Registration Fee 100,000 KRW + Tuition (including Field Trips and On-campus housing) 1,600,000 KRW)
■ Students from Non Partner Institutions (Early Bird)
– Pre-registration, Application
– Program Fees: 1,900,000 KRW (approx. 200,000 JPY) (Registration Fee 100,000 KRW + Tuition (including Field Trips and On-campus housing) 1,800,000 KRW)
■ Students from Non Partner Institutions (General)
– Pre-registration,
– Program Fees: 2,200,000 KRW (approx. 240,000 JPY) (Registration Fee 100,
For more information see here.
The University of Oregon offers the International Crisis Response Scholarship (ICRS), a unique award designed to support international students who have faced humanitarian crises, natural disasters, or conflicts in their home countries. This scholarship provides not only financial assistance but also personal and academic support to help students adjust and thrive in their new environment.
For more details see here.
Visiting Research Fellowships at Collegio Carlo Alberto – Applications Open!
The Collegio Carlo Alberto in Turin, Italy, is inviting applications for its prestigious Visiting Research Fellowships program. This opportunity is open to scholars holding a Ph.D. in economics, sociology, political science, demography, law, or related disciplines. The fellowship duration ranges from one to twelve months, during which fellows are expected to reside in Turin, actively engage in research, and participate in the academic life of the Collegio through seminars, workshops, and collaborative discussions.
The application deadlines are:
- October 31 (for fellowships starting from January of the following year, with decisions announced by the end of November).
Applications must include a CV, a 1-2 page research proposal outlining the planned activities during the stay, and the preferred dates of residence. The Collegio strongly encourages applications from female researchers to promote diversity in academia.
For more details and to apply, visit Collegio Carlo Alberto’s official page.