Study : Research : Teaching

An assistant professorship is funded to support the research activities of the Center for Austrian Studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Applications are open to outstanding postdocs from Austrian universities. The appointment shall be for one academic year, starting October 2026. The tasks of this assistant professor are: collaborating with the Center for Austrian Studies, teaching and research activities including the planning of new research projects, fostering collaboration and cooperation between Austrian and Israeli educational and scientific institutions.

The Marietta Blau Grants of the Austrian Centres (formally known as Doctoral Research Fellowships) are aimed at highly qualified doctoral candidates who wish to complete a research stay at an institute of the Austria Centers. The fellowship serves to optimise their doctoral thesis.
Locations and subject areas:
- Alberta/Edmonton: Social Sciences and Humanities, Music and Dramatic Arts
- Jerusalem: Social Sciences, Law, Humanities and European Studies
- Minnesota: Economic Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities and Music Studies
- New Orleans: Political Sciences and History

CEEPUS (Central European Exchange Programme for University Studies) is a multilateral mobility programme with Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. Students and lecturers can apply for a stay abroad, funded by the respective host country, as part of a CEEPUS network. Both shorter (excursions lasting at least three days) and longer stays (up to ten months) can be supported. Austrian CEEPUS scholars going abroad can additionally apply for a mobility subsidy.

Application deadline 1 June: Applications for the winter semester and the full academic year 2026/27

CEEPUS (Central European Exchange Programme for University Studies) is a multilateral mobility programme with Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. Students and lecturers can apply for a stay abroad, funded by the respective host country, as part of a CEEPUS network. Both shorter (excursions lasting at least three days) and longer stays (up to ten months) can be supported.

Application deadline 1 June: Applications for the winter semester and the full academic year 2026/27

The ASEA-UNINET project funding aims to promote bilateral and multilateral projects in the areas of research, research-led teaching and the arts between the Austrian ASEA-UNINET member universities (incl. candidate members) and member universities in South East Asia.

All fields of research are supported (natural sciences, technical sciences, human medicine, health sciences, agricultural sciences, social sciences, humanities, arts). The ASEAN-European Academic University Network supports exchange of knowledge between partner universities; its main activity is the organisation and financial support of transcontinental exchange of (prospective) scientists and the transfer of knowledge associated with it.