Every year, a selected number of emerging and senior scholars, who are employed at another academic institution, are appointed as Visiting Fellows at Católica Global School of Law to carry out their research.
Applicants must hold a doctoral degree or be enrolled in a doctoral programme and have recognised research experience in their field. They must also be proficient in English.
The length of the appointment ranges from one month to one year, with the possibility of renewal. Fellows are granted access to the school’s facilities, network and events.
The visiting programme does not provide financial support for the stay. Applicants must have financial support from outside Católica Global School of Law.
Eligibility requirements
Applicants must hold a doctoral degree or be enrolled in a doctoral programme and have recognized research experience in their field. They must also be proficient in English.
Since research stays are unpaid, applicants must have a source of financial support from outside Católica Global School of Law.
Research at Catolica Global School of Law during the Visit
Visiting Fellows are expected to work on a scientific output based on their research during their stay, and they will be invited to publish their work in the CGSL Working Paper series, with the possibility of co-authoring with a resident faculty member of the school.
During their stays, CGSL fellows will also be invited to present in a faculty seminar or other events organised in collaboration with Católica Research Centre for the Future of Law.
Applications
Applicants must include the following documents:
- Curriculum Vitae
- Purpose and dates of the stay
- Summary of the research agenda (max. 500 words)
Applications must be sent to Prof. Giovanni De Gregorio, Vice Dean for Research, at gdegregorio@ucp.pt, copying recruitment.fd.sede@ucp.pt.
Applications are assessed on a rolling basis. Applicants should expect an answer within three to four weeks after submitting the application.