Objective
Applications are invited for fellowships in the 2002 calendar year at IGIER, Bocconi University, under Marie Curie Training Site Scheme. These fellowships allow doctoral students in economics in countries other than Italy the opportunity to pursue research in Milan and to interact with other researchers. Doctoral students belonging to partner universities affiliated to the EDGE network are particularly encouraged to apply. The fellowships may be held for periods of between 3-12 months. The Faculty aims to award up to 4 fellowships for the 2002 year, depending on the overall quality of the applications. Research fields: economic policy, monetary policy, public finance, industrial policy, labor economics, international economics, and industrial organization. Successful applicants will be fully involved with the Faculty of Economics at Bocconi University and with the day-to-day life of IGIER. They will follow courses in doctoral programme, attend seminars and research workshops and work with a senior research supervisor from the teaching staff. Applicants must be nationals of a Member or Associated State of the European Union, or be able to provide proof of having resided in Member States for at least the last 5 years before their application. Applicants may be at any stage of their doctoral studies in economics; they must indicate how their doctoral research will benefit from a stay at Bocconi University. Applications should include: full CV; statement of the proposed research to be done, with details of how this relates to the applicant' s doctoral studies; names of two referees, one of whom should be the supervisor of the applicant's doctoral studies. Deadline for applications: Monday November 20, 2001. Referees have to write directly to Angela Baldassarre, Bocconi University, Via Sarfatti 25, 20136 Milano, Italy (email: angela.baldassarre@uni-bocconi.it) , so as to reach her by November 27, 2001
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20136 MILANO
Italy
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