Recrutements et appels à communications
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Recrutements
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Postdoctoral Position in the NCN OPUS project “Between politicization and legitimacy: Transnational political discourse on EU institutional reform (EUDIS)” | IPSAS, Varsovie (Pologne) (date limite : 30 mars 2026)
Offer Description
The successful candidate will be appointed as a Postdoctoral Researcher (Assistant Professor) in the Institute of Political Studies of the Polish Academy of Science (Chair for European Studies) and will contribute substantively to the empirical, methodological, and analytical components of the EUDIS project. The postdoctoral researcher will work under the supervision of the Principal Investigator, prof. Karolina Borońska-Hryniewiecka and in cooperation with other project collaborators. He/she is expected to take an active role in data collection, coding, analysis, publication, and dissemination of research results. To this end the researcher will participate in project meetings, workshops, and dedicated international conferences and be actively involved in the academic life of the Institute of Political Studies.
SUBSTANTIVE REQUIREMENTS
The following position is particularly suitable for a scientist with solid methodological training in content analysis and political discourse analysis in the field of political science, European studies or sociology, possessing in particular:
• Good knowledge (ideally documented by publications) of the institutional system, decision-making processes, and political dynamics of the EU (experience in political parties, political representation, political discourse, or democratic legitimacy is an asset);
• Ability to acquire, collect and select data for content and discourse analysis;
• Proven knowledge of qualitative methods such as content analysis and discourse analysis, including knowledge of coding and using dedicated data analysis software (e.g., ATLAS.ti, MAXQDA, NVivo);
• Knowledge of quantitative methods and techniques in the field of basic and intermediate statistical methods (e.g., regression analysis, descriptive analysis), including experience using statistical software such as R, Stata, SPSS, or Python;
• Excellent command of written and spoken English (knowledge of Polish is not required);
• Previous international scientific publications and conference experience;
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in an international research environment.
Specific RequirementsDESIRED ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
• Experience conducting and transcribing qualitative interviews;
• Familiarity with large media databases (e.g., Factiva or LexisNexis)
• Familiarity with various data collection techniques (e.g. web scraping)
Languages - ENGLISH
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Research Assistant in Law | Queen's University Belfast (date limite : 30 mars 2026)
To be an active member of the research team assisting in the development of the research project and the planning and delivery of the research activity on the British Academy Global Professor project on The EU’s new frontiers of human rights at work: exploring and assessing how the EU uses international labour and human rights to address green, trade and supply-chain concerns. The post-holder will be resident in Belfast, be fully part of the QUB Law Department and work closely with the British Academy Global Professor, Claire Kilpatrick.
About the person:
The successful candidate must have, and your application should clearly demonstrate that you meet the following criteria:
- Have or about to obtain a relevant PhD.
- At least 3 years relevant research experience to include:
Advanced knowledge of EU law, especially labour and human rights, trade and environmental law, sustainable supply chain legislation and external relations.
Capacity to design and conduct fieldwork.
To be successful at shortlisting stage, please ensure you clearly evidence in your application how you meet the essential and, where applicable, desirable criteria listed in the Candidate Information on our website.
This post is available for 3 years or until 30 April 2029, whichever is soonest. Fixed term contract posts are available for the stated period in the first instance but in particular circumstances may be renewed or made permanent subject to availability of funding.
What we offer:
Beyond a competitive salary, the University offers an attractive benefits package including a holiday entitlement of up to 8.4 weeks a year, pension schemes and development opportunities. We support staff wellbeing with flexible working options, work-life balance initiatives and support for physical and mental health. You can find more detail on all of this and more on our website.
Queen's University is committed to promoting equality of opportunity to all. We subscribe to Equality Charter Marks such as the Diversity Charter Mark NI and Athena Swan and have established staff networks such as iRise (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and International Staff Network) and PRISM (LGBTQ+) which help us progress equality. For further information on our commitment to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, please visit our website.
If you are an international applicant and don't already hold a visa that permits you to take up the role you are applying for, please use the information provided on our website to self-assess whether the University is likely to be able to support a visa application.
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Chargé(e) de ressources documentaires en droit européen | laboratoire IODE, Rennes (date limite : 31 mars 2026)
Modalités de recrutement
- Poste de catégorie A (niveau Ingénieur d'études)
- Emploi pérenne ouvert à la mobilité interne (personnels de l'établissement) ou via un 1er contrat à durée déterminée d'un an (renouvelable)
- Prise de fonctions souhaitée dès que possible
- Date limite de candidature : 31 mars 2026
À propos de
L'Université de Rennes, établissement d'enseignement et de recherche et un des premiers employeurs du bassin rennais, offre un environnement propice à l'épanouissement de ses personnels et étudiants. Elle est engagée dans la transition écologique et environnementale, la promotion de la diversité, l'égalité entre les femmes et les hommes, l'inclusion des personnes en situation de handicap.
Service d'affectation : Institut de l'Ouest : Droit et Europe (IODE UMR CNRS 6262)
IODE est un laboratoire de recherche sous la double tutelle de l'Université de Rennes et du CNRS. Il rassemble plus d'une centaine de personnels (chercheurs, enseignants-chercheurs, doctorants et administratifs). Ses activités, réparties entre 5 axes de recherche et 3 départements d'accueil, couvrent de larges pans de la science juridique : le droit européen, le droit privé particulièrement le droit civil, le droit social ou encore le droit pénal, le droit de l'environnement, le droit du numérique ou encore l'histoire du droit.
IODE accueille deux bibliothèques associées ou Service commun de documentation de l'Université, une en droit européen (bibliothèque Jean Raux) et une en histoire du droit (bibliothèque Marcel Planiol). Le fonds documentaire de la bibliothèque Jean Raux concerne principalement le droit européen (droit de l'Union européenne et droit du Conseil de l'Europe) ainsi que le droit international public. Son fonds est constitué d'environ 20 000 ouvrages et de plus d'une centaine d'abonnements de revues.Mission
Rattaché·e à l'enseignant-chercheur responsable de la bibliothèque Jean Raux, vous aurez la responsabilité de la bibliothèque de droit européen. A ce titre, vous serez chargé·e :
- d'assurer la gestion de la bibliothèque avec l'appui d'une aide documentaliste,
- d'apporter une assistance à la recherche aux enseignants-chercheurs et chercheurs de l'axe Intégration européenne, ainsi qu'aux étudiants de Master Droit européen.
Vos principales missions seront :
- Garantir le bon fonctionnement de la bibliothèque (collecte et gestion des ressources documentaires, accueil du public), en coordonnant les activités de l'aide documentaliste
- Préparer les réponses aux appels à projet permettant de diversifier et de pérenniser le financement de la bibliothèque en tant que plateforme de recherches
- Renforcer l'internationalisation des activités de la bibliothèque
- Participer à des animations en lien avec les évènements scientifiques et associatifs relatifs aux questions européennes
- Assurer une veille documentaire en droit européen ainsi que des recherches documentaires spécifiques dans le cadre des projets de l'axe Intégration européenne
- Contribuer à la valorisation de la production scientifique du laboratoire
- Concevoir et animer des actions de formation à la recherche documentaire à destination des membres du laboratoire et des étudiants du Master Droit européen
Profil recherché
- Formation supérieure en droit
- Solides connaissances en droit européen ou droit international
- Maitrise des techniques de la recherche documentaire
- Aisance en langue anglaise
- Capacité à animer des réunions et groupes de travail
- Rigueur et fiabilité
- Sens de l'initiative
Environnement et contexte de travail
- Encadrement direct de l'aide documentaliste
- Lieu de travail : campus universitaire rennais centre (Faculté de droit et science politique)
Travailler à l'Université de Rennes, c'est bénéficier de :
* 48 jours de congés annuels dès la première année et la possibilité d'y ajouter 77 jours de RTT (1)
* jusqu'à 2 jours de télétravail hebdomadaire (1)
* remboursement de 75 % des frais de transport en commun et forfait mobilité durable (1)
* parcours de formation accompagnant l'intégration de tous les nouveaux recrutés
* nombreuses offres et tarifs préférentiels, associés aux activités sportives, culturelles et autres loisirsRetrouvez les autres avantages et valeurs de l'Université sur notre site Marque Employeur : https://univ rennes.nous-recrutons.fr/
Nos recrutements sont fondés sur les compétences, sans distinction d'origine, d'âge ou de genre et tous nos postes sont ouverts aux personnes en situation de handicap.(1) avantages dépendant de la nature et durée du contrat, des nécessités de service et des conditions d'éligibilité
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Bourses doctorales en science politique | Trinity College Dublin (date limite : 1er avril 2026)
The Department of Political Science invites applications for four-year fully funded PhD studentships at Trinity College Dublin. Application for financial support is automatically considered as part of the normal admissions process. The Department typically provides financial support in the form of tuition grants, stipends, teaching and research assistantships, and support for postgraduate conference and research travel.
Our four-year doctoral programme is designed to give students the highest level of training to become scholars at the forefront of the discipline. Most of our Ph.D. graduates have gone on to careers in research and teaching at established universities, while others have gone on to careers in government and business. Recently completed dissertations and job placement of graduates can be found here.
The Department of Political Science at Trinity is one of Europe’s leading centres for political research. It is invariably ranked the number 1 Politics department in Ireland in QS and THE evaluations, and in QS in particular it is characteristically in the top 20 in Europe and often in the top 50 worldwide. Current members of its academic staff have published in a wide range of leading journals, including (to name only a few) American Political Science Review, British Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics, and Comparative Political Studies. Members of the Department have also published prize-winning monographs in leading academic presses (e.g., Oxford University Press) and several members hold substantial external grants from the European Commission and other European research councils.
In addition, the Department is involved in the Dublin School of Social Sciences, which provides graduate training in collaboration with University College Dublin. The doctoral programme is designed to impart substantive knowledge about politics, and to train students in the techniques, including quantitative methods, necessary to recognize, design and implement cutting-edge research. The writing of a dissertation of original research follows a rigorous training in how to design and conduct research.
Applications are particularly welcome from students who wish to conduct research in areas in which the Department has particular research strengths:
- Comparative European Politics
- Political institutions
- Legislative politics
- European Union politics and policies, incl. the European Court of Justice
- The politics of international law (incl. international human rights and WTO dispute settlement)
- Irish politics
- Computational political science
- Political communication
- African politics
- Russian and postcommunist politics
- Authoritarian politics
- Electoral systems and political parties
- Public opinion and political participation
- Political psychology
- Environmental politics, incl. politics of climate change
- International conflict and security
- Political theoryProspective students are encouraged to consult the webpages of members of staff to check if staff research interests match their proposed projects. Enquiries about the application process may be directed to the Course Administrator Sarah Smullen (polgrad@tcd.ie). Further details of the Ph.D. programme can be found here.
The deadline for applications to the doctoral programme for entry in September 2026 is 1 April 2026. All applications must be made via the online applications system. For details concerning the application process, please see our FAQ page.
Contact information:
Peter Stone
Ph.D. Director
Department of Political Science Trinity College Dublin
3 College Green, Dublin 2
Contact information for people interested in a PhD about European Court of Justice :
William Phelan - phelanw@tcd.ie
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Programme de financement postdoctoral « IRSEM Europe » | IRSEM Europe (date limite : 20 avril 2026)
Le programme postdoctoral « IRSEM Europe » vise à financer un séjour de deux ans au sein de l’antenne de l’IRSEM située à Bruxelles pour un postdoctorant engagé sur un projet de recherche relatif aux enjeux de défense européens en sciences humaines et sociales, à l’exception des projets de recherche en histoire militaire. Un ancrage des recherches durant la thèse sur des enjeux de défense dans l’espace européen est une condition au recrutement.
Pour l’année 2026, ce programme finance un projet de recherche pendant deux ans.
La campagne de candidature est ouverte du 2 mars au 20 avril 2026.
La validation des dossiers de candidature est effective lorsque que le candidat a reçu un accusé-réception par courriel.
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3 postes de post-doctorants MAKErS - Université de Strasbourg (date limite : 12 juin 2026)
- Thématique de recherche : La fabrique de la société européenne
- Candidats éligibles : docteurs ayant obtenu leur PhD entre le 1er Janvier 2024 et le 12 Juin 2026
- Domaines scientifiques : science politique, économie, droit, histoire, histoire des sciences, géographie, sociologie
- Date limite de candidature : 12 juin 2026 à 16h00
- Contact iti-makers@unistra.fr
Les modalités de candidature sont exposées dans le texte de l’appel à télécharger ci-dessous
Préalable : contacter le(s) responsable(s) d’axe(s) de recherche MAKErSDocuments à fournir dans la nomenclature et le format indiqués
- Formulaire de candidature avec projet de recherche (Form-nom-prenom.pdf)
- CV détaillé CV-nom-prenom.pdf)
- Mémoire de thèse (These-nom-prenom.pdf)
- Résumé de la thèse (Resume-nom.prenom.pdf)
- Rapport de soutenance - ou de pré-soutenance (Rapport-nom-prenom.pdf)
- Liste de publications (listP-nom.prenom.pdf)
- 1 publication en français ou anglais (publi-nom-prenom.pdf)
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Postdoctoral Position in the NCN OPUS project “Between politicization and legitimacy: Transnational political discourse on EU institutional reform (EUDIS)” | IPSAS, Varsovie (Pologne) (date limite : 30 mars 2026)
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Appels à communications
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EU Legal Summer School 2026 in Luxembourg (date limite : 30 mars 2026)
Applications are now open for the 2026 edition of the EU Legal Summer School!
Together with our colleagues from other EU institutions and with the support of our partners at FIDE, we are pleased to launch the second EU Legal Summer School in Luxembourg. This one-week job-shadowing programme is designed for a maximum of 36 Master’s, PhD, and Postdoctoral EU law students from across the hashtag#EU who are eager to experience EU law in action.
What’s in store?
✔️ A unique inside look at the work of EU institutions based in Luxembourg
✔️ Professional training, social activities and insights into EU law careers
A unique opportunity to connect with legal experts and fellow participantsWhere? Luxembourg
When? 28 June – 4 July 2026The programme covers accommodation and meals. Participants are expected to cover their travel costs to and from Luxembourg. 🏡
Formal requirements and deadlines:
Applicants must
▪️ be a national of one of the 27 EU Member States
▪️ be currently enrolled in a Master’s, PhD or postdoctoral programme (preferably in EU law) at a university located in an EU Member StateApplications must be submitted to the FIDE National Association of the Member State where the applicant’s university is based – details available here! => https://lnkd.in/eAg2GPyF
Required documents:
CV (in English)
Motivation letter (in English, using the provided template) => https://lnkd.in/eW8t25QN
Completed personal information form => https://lnkd.in/eBCXvMYb
The deadline for applications is 30 March 2026.Selected candidates will be informed by the end of May.
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EUI Workshop on Political Behaviour in Central & Eastern Europe | EUI, Florence (date limite : 30 mars 2026)
The third edition of the workshop will bring together scholars, both from the East and the West, to advance empirically grounded research on political realities in Central and Eastern Europe through within-country, between-country, and between-regional comparison. Contributions may address a broad range of topics, including public opinion, elections, voting behaviour, political parties, inter-group relations, and political participation.
The programme will feature in-depth discussions of accepted papers and a roundtable on democratic erosion in Europe with leading scholars such as Hanspeter Kriesi (University of Zürich), Milan Svolik (Yale University), and Natasha Wunsch (University of Fribourg). The workshop will also provide participants with opportunities to strengthen academic networks and establish future collaborations.
Researchers from Central and Eastern Europe, women and PhD candidates are particularly encouraged to apply.
Participation is free of charge, and financial support for travel and accommodation is available for participants based in selected countries.
The deadline for submissions is 30 March 2026, 12:00 CEST.
Learn more on our call for papers webpage, and use this link to apply.
This initiative is funded by the EUI Widening Europe Programme. Backed by contributions from the European Union and EUI Contracting States, the programme is designed to strengthen internationalisation, competitiveness, and quality in research in targeted Widening countries, and thus foster more cohesive European Higher Education and Research Areas.
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European passages. ‘Intermittent’ EU Professionals and the Social Uses of Europe | Politique Européenne (date limite : 10 avril 2026)
This special issue invites contributions focusing on the "intermittent” professionals of the European Union, i.e. individuals who spend only a portion of their careers working within the European political or bureaucratic fields (Rowell and Georgakakis, 2013 ; Kaupii, 2022; Westlake and Georgakakis, 2025a) and whose relations with the EU operate in large part from outside of these fields. While the political sociology of the European union has over the past two decades produced a rich body of literature on EU professionals (Schmidt-Wellenburg, 2025; Alayrac, 2022 ; Beauvallet et Michon, 2010 ; Michel, 2005 ; Robert, Michon et Beauvallet, 2025 ; Vauchez, 2015 ; Vauchez et De Witte, 2013 ; Westlake et Georgakakis, 2025; Georgakakis and Westlake, 2024; Büttner et al. 2015 ;), this has been concentrated on the most permanent and central figures of these administrations : senior Commission officials (Delassalle et Georgakakis, 2007; Georgakakis and Bordier, 2024), long-serving Members of the European Parliament (Beauvallet and Michon, 2016), established lobbyists (Laurens, 2018; Robert et Beauvallet, 2025), high-ranking bureaucrats (Georgakakis, 2017; Lebaron, 2008). Existing research has documented the social foundations of ‘European’ education, showing how access to and investment in such pathways are shaped by class position and capital endowments (Michon, 2019, 2024; Behar, 2024, 2025) and has studied the mechanisms through which EU bureaucratic capital is accumulated and converted to the most dominant administrations. But it has left in the shadows a large proportion of those who actually make Europe function day-to-day. This special issue deliberately inverts that perspective, turning attention instead toward the far more numerous agents who pass through European political and administrative spaces without establishing durable careers there.
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Annual Graduate Conference on the History of European Integration (date limite : 14 avril 2026)
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PhD and early career researchers are invited to submit proposals to participate in the Alcide De Gasperi Centre's Annual Graduate Conference on the History of European Integration at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy, from 14-15 September 2026.
Call for Papers - Apply by 14 April 2026
The Alcide De Gasperi Research Centre (ADG) at the European University Institute will host the Seventh Annual Graduate Conference on the History of European Integration at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy, on 14 - 15 September 2026.
The Annual Graduate Conference on the History of European Integration provides a unique opportunity for PhD and early career researchers to discuss ongoing research related to the history of European integration. The conference will consist of panel sessions to discuss selected research papers, as well as debates on historiographical and methodological approaches to European integration research.
The Conference aims to provide an informal atmosphere in which new ideas and research directions, as well as advice on publishing and academic careers, can be openly shared and debated.
Eligibility and Application Information
PhD and early career researchers (no more than 5 years from PhD completion) are invited to submit proposals. We encourage submissions on aspects of European cooperation and integration broadly conceived, twentieth century to the present. Of particular interest are papers that make use of newly available primary sources and innovative methodologies.
Applicants should submit their proposal for evaluation through this registration form. When registering your proposal, be sure to attach pdf files of (1) an abstract of no more than 500 words and (2) a short CV of 2 pages maximum.
The deadline to register your proposal is 14 April 2026 at 23:59.
Selected applicants for the Conference will be informed by mid May 2026.
Travel and accommodation costs will be covered for selected applicants. Ceilings on reimbursement will be provided following the selection procedure.
Scientific Committee
Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol, European University Institute
Dieter Schlenker, European University Institute
Wojciech Bialozyt, European University Institute
Flavia Canestrini, European University Institute
Aude Foucoin, European University Institute
Aurora Hamm, European University Institute
Alice Zamai, European University Institute
Contacts
For further information please contact: AlcideDeGasperi.RC@EUI.eu.
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Congrès 2026 de la Société Italienne de science politique | Trente (date limite : 8 avril 2026)
Call for Panels
The panel proposal must be submitted by 8 April to the Section Chairs exclusively through the MySISP restricted area. To submit a proposal:
Log in to MySISP
Click on Conference 2026 within the MySISP area
Click on PROPOSE A PANEL and complete the form with the following information:
the section in which you wish to propose the panel (the list of sections is provided below);
the panel title;
your full name, institutional affiliation, email address, and the details of any co-chairs;
text of no more than 2,500 characters (including spaces) containing the call for papers in English and, optionally, in Italian, which will be published on the SISP website if the proposal is accepted.
The system will automatically send a confirmation email to the chair and any co-chairs upon receipt of the panel proposal.
La section 11 "European Union and European Studies" peut particulièrement intéresser les chercheur·ses du GIS Euro-Lab.
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EU Legal Summer School 2026 in Luxembourg (date limite : 30 mars 2026)
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Programmes de recherche et mobilités
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Vibeke Sørensen Grant Programme 2026 | EUI, Florence (date limite : 20 avril 2026)
The Historical Archives of the European Union (HAEU) has opened its annual call for applications for the Postgraduate Vibeke Sørensen Grant. The call is open to academics at all career levels, including masters students and doctoral and post-doctoral researchers.
The Vibeke Sørensen Research Grant, which carries an award of €1540, aims to encourage research on the history of European integration and of EU institutions based on primary sources held at the HAEU. Successful applicants will have the opportunity to spend one month at the Archives for the consultation of archival holdings.
Past successful projects include biographies of key figures in the construction of Europe, historical inquiry into various aspects of the European institutions and European enlargement, the transatlantic relationship, and more. Candidates from any discipline are welcome to apply.
About the Sørensen GrantThe Vibeke Sørensen Grant programme for visiting scholars was set up in 1993, by then European University Institute (EUI) President Emile Noël and with the support of the European Commission. The grant scheme adopted its current name in 1997 to honour the memory of EUI alumna Dr. Vibeke Sørensen (1952 – 1995), who completed her doctorate in the Department of History and was also a staff member of the HAEU.
The application deadline is 20 April 2026. Complete information on the grant programme and how to apply in 2026 can be found here.
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ESA Post-graduate Research Grant 2026 | EUI, Florence (date limite : 15 mai 2026)
The Historical Archives of the European Union (HAEU) is pleased to invite applications for the 2026 edition of the European Space Agency (ESA) Post-graduate Research Grant. The call is open to postgraduate students and early career scholars in history and the social sciences with research projects drawing on ESA archival material.
Applications are welcomed on all aspects of ESA’s history and activities. Research themes may include, but are not limited to, the establishment of the European Space Agency, the development of European space research, Europe’s role in space exploration, scientific and technological cooperation in Europe, and studies related to ESA technologies, including climate research and data and information exchange.
In 2026, the funders are especially keen to support projects that examine ESA’s scientific legacy, through the ESRO and ESA Science Programmes and the whole spectrum of ESA science and technical achievements across programmes.
The grant is offered under an agreement between the European Space Agency and the European University Institute and provides for up to two fellowships of €5,000 each to support on-site archival research at the HAEU.
Detailed information on eligibility criteria, application procedures, and grant conditions is available on the ESA Post-graduate Research Grant webpage.
The deadline for submitting applications is 15 May 2026.
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Call for Applications 2026: EPP Group Research Grant Programme | EUI, Florence (date limite : 15 mai 2026)
The Historical Archives of the European Union has launched the 2026 call for applications for the archival research grant programme supported by the Group of the European People’s Party (EPP Group) in the European Parliament.
The grant programme aims to support scholars interested in conducting and publishing academic research on the history, role, and impact of Christian Democracy, and in particular of the EPP Group in the European Parliament, in the process of European integration.
The grant is aimed at early-stage academics, including master’s and doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers who have completed their doctorate degree no more than three years prior to the date of submission of the application. Up to three research grants may be awarded in 2026.
Successful applicants will receive a grant of €5,000 to cover expenses for carrying out research at the Historical Archives in Florence and/or at the EPP Group’s archives in Brussels. The grant is paid in two instalments, according to the conditions stipulated in the grant agreement.
The research project must result in the publication of an academic article or monograph based on the consultation of primary sources.
The call for applications opens on 9 March 2026 and closes on 15 May 2026.
Complete information on eligibility requirements, grant conditions, and how to apply may be found here.
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Vibeke Sørensen Grant Programme 2026 | EUI, Florence (date limite : 20 avril 2026)
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Campagne MCF
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MCF en science politique (profil sociologie politique de l'Europe et de l'international) | Université Bretagne Sud (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, la faculté de droit et science politique de l'Université Bretagne Sud recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 04, dont le profil est "science politique - sociologie politique de l'Europe et de l'International".
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu le 6 mai et les auditions auront lieu le 18 mai.
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
Membres internes : Anne-Sophie Lamblin-Gourdin (PU, 02, UBS), Philippe Coleman (PU, 02, UBS), Raphaël Reneau (MCF, 02, UBS), Vincent Boyer (MCF, 02, UBS), Eleanor Breton (MCF, 04, UBS)
Membres externes : Cécile Robert (PU, 04, Sciences Po Lyon), Léonard Colomba-Petteng (MCF, 04, Sciences Po Strasbourg), Gwenaëlle Perrier (MCF, 04, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord), Laure Neumayer (PU, 04, Université de Picardie) et Florent Pouponneau (PU, 04, Université Toulouse Capitole)
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MCF en histoire contemporaine : relations européennes et internationales | Sciences Po Rennes (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Institut d'Études Politiques de Rennes recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 19, dont le profil est "histoire contemporaine : relations européennes - relations internationales".La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).Le comité de sélection sera composé de :(à préciser)
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MCF en droit public (profil droit de l'UE, IA, société) | Université de Haute-Alsace (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Université de Haute-Alsace recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 02, dont le profil est "droit public, Droit de l’UE, Intelligence artificielle, Société".
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
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MCF en droit public (profil droit de l'UE, droit de la CEDH) | Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 02, dont le profil est "Droit de l’Union européenne – Droit de la Convention européenne des droits de l’homme".
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
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MCF en droit public (profil droit de l'UE, droit comparé, droit international) | Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 02. Le profil recherché est, du point de vue scientifique aussi bien que des enseignements, celui d'un juriste publiciste européaniste et/ou comparatiste, et/ou internationaliste intéressé par les relations extérieures de l'Union européenne.
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
(à préciser)
MCF en droit public (profil droit européen) | Université Paris Cité (date limite : 2 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Université Paris Cité recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 02, dont le profil recherché est "droit européen".
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
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MCF en droit public | UVSQ-Paris-Saclay (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Université Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines/Université Paris-Saclay recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 02. L’enseignant-chercheur recruté aura vocation à assurer prioritairement des cours magistraux, avec ou sans responsabilité d’équipes de travaux dirigés, en droit international public, ainsi que des cours magistraux en droit européen. Une ouverture à l’enseignement de cours magistraux en droit public interne sera appréciée.
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
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MCF en science politique (profil sociologie politique et méthodes quantitatives) | UVSQ-Paris-Saclay (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Université Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines/Université Paris-Saclay recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 04. La personne recrutée sera amenée à enseigner des séminaires de méthodes quantitatives ainsi que des cours de science politique de l'Union Européenne, sur genre et politique (éventuellement en anglais) et sur l'action collective.
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
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MCF en droit public | Université de Limoges (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Université de Limoges recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 02.
Profil :
Enseignement : Droit budgétaire, Droit fiscal, Droit international public, Droit de l’Union européenne Recherche : la recherche devra être orientée vers l’analyse des mutations du droit public sous l’influence des droits européens et/ou du droit international, l’analyse des mutations de l’ action publique locale et nationale liée aux évolutions du contexte budgétaire, la protection des droits fondamentaux….
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
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MCF en droit public (profil droit public, droit de l'UE) | Université Paris Nanterre (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Université Paris Nanterre recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 02, dont le profil est "droit public, droit de l'UE".
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
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MCF en droit public | Université Rennes 2 (date limite : 3 avril 2026)
Dans le cadre de la campagne de recrutement synchronisée 2026, l'Université Rennes 2 recrute un.e maître.esse de conférences en section 02. La personne recrutée devra obligatoirement avoir la double compétence en droit matériel de l'Union européenne (Politiques de l'Union en lien avec les collectivités territoriales, marché intérieur et action économique des collectivités ; contentieux...) et en droit public interne en lien avec les collectivités territoriales.
La sélection des auditionné.es aura lieu (date à préciser) et les auditions auront lieu le (date à préciser).
Le comité de sélection sera composé de :
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MCF en science politique (profil sociologie politique de l'Europe et de l'international) | Université Bretagne Sud (date limite : 3 avril 2026)