Public Economics & Economic Policy (JEL H)
Economic Development, Innovation and Growth (JEL O)
Urban, Rural and Transportation Economics (JEL R)
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Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Studying at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management Frankfurt School of Finance & Management is an AACSB and EQUIS-accredited, research-led business school that offers rigorous educational programmes covering every aspect of finance, business and management.These include Bachelor’s and Master’s degree courses, a doctoral programme, executive education and certification programmes, open seminars and training courses for working professionals, and customised seminars and workshops for corporate clients. In terms of research, Frankfurt School faculty members lead the way in exploring cutting-edge issues in business, management, banking and finance. In developing and emerging nations around the world, Frankfurt School experts manage financial advisory and training projects, with a particular focus on microfinance and funding for renewable energy. Facts and Figures •Founded in 1957 •1,328 students on full-time academic study programmes •Approx. 6,700 students on part-time courses More than 10,000 participants on professional training courses •Faculty: 48 professors in four departments The Location Frankfurt am Main is the most international city in Germany, the largest financial centre on the continent, the historical city of coronations, the city of Goethe, and the home of the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. There is no better place to get your business education than in Europe’s financial capital! Frankfurt offers: · A thriving international community. Frankfurt has more non-German residents than any other city in the country. · A global finance hub. Opportunities abound with 260+ German and international banks, plus the European Central Bank headquarters. · The place where history meets the future. Modern skyscrapers stand side by side with historic buildings in the energetic city centre. · Something for everyone. Explore the dynamic cultural scene, from major museums along the River Main, to charming old Apfelwein bars, to the beautiful nearby Taunus mountains. Financial aid Your degree is an investment in your professional future. As a business school of international standing, we not only provide you the best conditions for earning a degree – we also offer you excellent career prospects. When you make the decision to study at Frankfurt School, your current financial situation shouldn’t be the factor that holds you back. At the same time, it’s important to make sensible preparations for funding your studies. The Frankfurt School awards a limited number of merit-based scholarships each year for several Bachelor’s, Master’s and MBA degree programmes. Rankings Frankfurt School is the only German university listed in the Financial Times Global Masters in Finance Pre-Experience Ranking. Frankfurt School’s Master of Finance (M.Sc.) ranked #20 globally in 2014. The Centrum für Hochschulentwicklung (CHE) ranked Frankfurt School in the field of "Business Administration" as one of Germany’s leading universities in four out of five categories Accreditation Institutional accreditation is a review of our entire educational organisation in terms of mission and standards or criteria. Currently, Frankfurt School is accredited by AACSB, EQUIS, and the German Council of Science and Humanities. Frankfurt School’s programmes are also accredited by the Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation (FIBAA). Why study here The Frankfurt School’s success story is constantly being written by our graduates. Our alumni use the comprehensive in-depth knowledge that they gain here to shape the world of business in Germany, Europe and beyond. A degree or advanced studies qualification from the Frankfurt School is an excellent recommendation anywhere in the world. Consequently our students are drawn from a global pool and our campus is a meeting-place for students from every continent. As an institution we are committed to core values such as mutual understanding, respect and trust. Anyone who has passed through the Frankfurt School usually remains loyal for life. Former students who have made their way in the world of business send their up-and-coming managers to us, while our fast-growing alumni network enables graduates to stay in touch across all national or corporate boundaries.
The mission of Lietuvos bankas, the central bank of the Republic of Lithuania, is to bring benefits to society while seeking to foster a reliable financial system and ensure sustainable economic growth. The monetary policy decisions of the euro area, which we adopt and implement as part of the Eurosystem together with the European Central Bank (ECB) and the other 19 countries that have adopted the euro, are immensely important. The main goal of the ECB is to maintain price stability in the euro area over the medium term. Source/More: https://www.lb.lt/en/lb-about-us
Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences, University of Hohenheim
The Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences at the University of Hohenheim is the largest faculty within the academic institution. More than 5,000 German and international students are enrolled in the Faculty's bachelor, master, and doctoral degree programs. Research and academic interests of the faculty concern disciplines such as economics, social sciences, business, financial management, law, marketing, public management, and other related fields.
Institute of Economics, University of Hohenheim
Located in Stuttgart, Germany, the University of Hohenheim offers world class research and international partnerships for dedicated young professionals. One of the most prestigious institutes at the university, The Institute of Economics , examines economic theory and policies that are beneficial in guaranteeing economic security and freedom of all individuals. The institute promotes sustainable growth and finances with a focus on macroeconomic prospectives. Courses such as Statistics and Econometrics, Economic Theory, Public Finance, and Economic Theory are frequently offered due to high demand.
Chair of Microeconomics and Industrial Organization, University of Hohenheim
The Chair of Microeconomics and Industrial Organization at the University of Hohenheim is located in Stuttgart, Germany. The Chair is a leading academic and research institution which works to further understand studies concerning industrial economics, microeconomics, as well as other related fields. The Chair offers courses, programs, seminars, conferences, and publications to interested scholars annually.
The Arab Planning Institute (API) is a regional independent non-profit organization established in 1980 and located in the State of Kuwait. The Institute's membership includes 20 Arab Countries and maintains cooperative relations with numerous local, regional, and international organizations and institutions within the framework of its specialization and development services. The institute aim at supporting economic and social development across Arab countries through its several programs: including, national capacity building, consultancies, research, publications, specialized conferences as well as entrepreneurship and information technology. With over 40 years of experience in the domain of economic and social development API’s programs and services tend to provide a tailored response to issues that pertain to economic and social development in the Arab world in a fashion that takes in consideration the peculiarities of each Arab country.
Hult International Business School is a leader in global business education and the the world’s most international business school. Our U.S. accredited MBA, Master, and Bachelor programs offer innovative, business-focused programs with an experience-led curriculum and unmatched international opportunities. With locations in six of the world’s most influential business capitals, degree programs engineered to enable students to move between campuses, a student body representing more than 140 nationalities, and a faculty that combine global experience with local expertise. We are ranked in the top 1% of business schools worldwide by the The Economist and Bloomberg Businessweek. The Economist places us 1st for International Exchange Opportunities and 6th for Percentage Increase on Pre-MBA Salary. In the Bloomberg Businessweek rankings for international schools, we are 10th for Employer Satisfaction. Our position in the rankings reflects our excellent reputation among employers, and our ability to provide graduates with the widest variety of job opportunities that bring significant financial rewards.
Workshop on Institutional Analysis Date: December 6-12, 2026 Location: Mexico City, Mexico Co-sponsored by Ronald Coase Institute & Instituto Technológico Autónomo de Mexico (ITAM) Apply by July 31, 2026 Attend this workshop on institutional analysis to: 1) Present your research in new ways in a small, focused setting. Share intensive discussions and get feedback from faculty and other participants: first within a small group, then formally before the entire workshop. Ten full-time faculty will provide intensive mentoring. 2) Hear the faculty discuss their own research and strategies to formulate questions, develop analysis, and communicate results. 3) Network closely with faculty and other young scholars who have an enduring interest in institutional analysis. Upon graduation, become part of a scholarly network with alumni from 78 countries. The pace is intense and rewarding. Past participants have described these workshops as a “superlative experience”; “demanding, intensive and mentally exhausting … also one of the most rewarding”; filled with “vibrant academic discussions and informal exchanges”; and a source of “incredibly useful advice … and contacts.” Who is eligible? Social scientists early in their academic/professional careers and advanced graduate students, in economics, political science, law, and other social sciences. Work already published is not eligible, and previous participants are not eligible to apply again. Selection Twenty-six participants will be selected competitively on the basis of their research abstracts, CVs, and references. Abstracts will be evaluated on the clarity and importance of the research question, analysis, and institutional focus. Projects with empirically testable implications are preferred. To apply, submit your research abstract (350 words max), 1-page CV, statement of purpose, and the names of two references. Admissions decisions will be announced in August 2026. https://www.coase.org/workshopapplication.htm Costs and fellowships The cost of the workshop – tuition, meals, and housing – is $2500 USD. Many fellowships will be awarded competitively in varying amounts to scholars for whom this cost is a hardship. If you wish to be considered for a fellowship, submit your fellowship request with your application. Note that all participants must stay in workshop housing. All participants are responsible for paying their own travel expenses. Faculty A distinguished faculty including Nobel laureate Roger Myerson will serve as mentors and lecturers in this workshop. The core faculty will include Emilio Depetris-Chauvin (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile), Sebastian Galiani (University of Maryland), Marc Goñi (University of Bergen, Norway), Philip Keefer (Inter-American Development Bank), Gary Libecap (University of California – Santa Barbara, Emeritus), Cheryl Xiaoning Long (Xiamen University and Ronald Coase Institute), Claude Menard (University of Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne, Emeritus), Roger Myerson (University of Chicago, Nobel laureate), Mary Shirley (Ronald Coase Institute), and Alberto Simpser (ITAM). Co-sponsors Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) Important Dates Application opening date: June 10, 2026 Application deadline: July 31, 2026 Admissions decisions announced: August 2026 Workshop dates: December 6–12, 2026 More Information https://www.coase.org/whatsnew.htm Ronald Coase Institute: Workshop Application Organizers and administrators The organizers are Alexandra Benham (Ronald Coase Institute), Cheryl Xiaoning Long (Xiamen University and Ronald Coase Institute), Mary Shirley (Ronald Coase Institute), and Alberto Simpser (ITAM). The administrators are Darin Hargis (Ronald Coase Institute) and Ana María González Franco (ITAM).
Attend this workshop to present your own research in new ways in a small, focused setting, receiving several rounds of feedback from faculty and other participants. Learn more about institutional analysis, and network with scholars worldwide. Ten distinguished, full-time faculty including a Nobel Laureate will provide intensive mentoring and will discuss their own research and strategies to formulate questions, develop analysis, and communicate results. Social scientists early in their academic/professional careers and advanced graduate students are eligible to apply. Admission is competitive and limited to 26 participants. To apply, submit a 1-page research abstract, 1-page CV, 2 references, and a statement of purpose. Many fellowships will be awarded competitively in varying amounts. The workshop will be held in Mexico City, Mexico and is co-sponsored by the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM). Applications are due July 31, 2026. Ronald Coase Institute: Workshop Application
Summer School - Seeing through the algorithms: a summer school on machine learning & AI for economists
OVERVIEW Nowadays, Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are reshaping economic research, policy evaluation, and business decision-making. Yet many economists use these tools as "black boxes," often unaware of their assumptions, limitations, and potential pitfalls. This Summer School, hosted by the UB School of Economics in 2026, offers an accessible yet rigorous introduction to ML and AI specifically designed for economists. Key information Dates: 6 – 10 July, 2026 Lectures: 25 hours (2 ECTS) Location: Barcelona Academic Director: Montserrat Guillen (Universitat de Barcelona, National Research Award 2025) Academic Coordinator: Juan S. Yañez (Universitat de Barcelona) Is this the right course for you? The summer school is designed for advanced graduate students and professionals with a strong interest in machine learning & AI for Economists. It aims to attract: Graduate students from disciplines such as economics, political science, and other social sciences with a quantitative focus. Early-career researchers. Applied Economists. Participants requirements Curiosity and a willingness to engage critically with new tools. Proficiency in English, as all lectures, materials, and discussions will be conducted in English. No prior experience with machine learning is required. Fees and funding Students: 475 euros General: 710 euros* *25% discount on the general fee for early career researchers (within five years of the award of their PhD). The fees cover coffee, a welcome dinner, a farewell cocktail, and materials required for the course. They do not cover lunches, accommodation, transport, or any other services. Payment and Cancellation policy Participants offered a place on the Summer School will receive an email with (i) the admission letter and (ii) the payment instructions. Payment of the tuition fees is required to secure a place once offered. All cancellations must be received in writing and sent in advance by email. Participants wishing to withdraw from the Summer School will have their tuition fees partially refunded according to the following policy: Prior to 15 days before the beginning of the course: full refund of the registration fee, less €100 of administrative costs. The University of Barcelona reserves the right to cancel the Summer School if the minimum number of required students is not reached. Ready to apply? Applications are open until all available places are filled. Supporting documents required: ID and CV. Applicants will receive the admission decision by email within three weeks of submitting their application. To secure a place in the programme, admitted participants must complete the payment by the deadline indicated in the admission notification. Excellence The University of Barcelona stands among the leading universities worldwide, consistently achieving top positions in major international rankings for teaching, research, knowledge transfer, and internationalisation. You can explore detailed subject rankings in economics and the social sciences. The UB School of Economics is listed in the top 10% of economics departments worldwide (RePEc/IDEAs).
A summer school on machine learning & AI for economists, hosted by UB School of Economics.
UB School of Economics, University of Barcelona
Double Master in European Financial Markets and Institutions
The Double Master in European Financial Markets and Institutions is a two-year programme within the Bologna system (M1 and M2). On the M1 level, students attend the Master in European Financial Markets and Institutions at the University of Leipzig. All classes are taught in English. Optional fields are offered in German. The common core consists of the following modules: Financial Market Regulation (10 ECTS) and Development of Financial Markets and Institutions (10 ECTS) and International Economic Policy (10 ECTS). Among the optional courses (selection): Sustainable Finance (5 ECTS), Corporate Finance (10 ECTS), Theorien der Finanzintermediation (10 ECTS), Banking and Financial Law (5 ECTS), Time Series Analysis (10 ECTS), Advanced Macroeconomics ( 10 ECTS), Wertpapiermanagement (10 ECTS). On the M2 level, students follow the Master in Law & Finance at the University of Angers. All classes are taught in English. Optional courses are offered in French. In addition, each student must write a Master’s thesis (14 ECTS). The common core consists of the following modules: Corporate Finance (12 ECTS), Financial Regulation (16 ECTS), Law and Economics (14 ECTS). Optional courses: International Financial Business Game (2 ECTS), Conjoncture et marchés financiers (2 ECTS), Economics of Financial Risks (2 ECTS) and Capital investissement (2 ECTS). Typical entry-level jobs of our graduates have been middle-office employments, such as equity sales analyst, market risk analyst, and portfolio management analyst. Some of our graduates also established their own business and others went on with a doctorate. To apply, follow the instructions on the programme information sheet. Applications through the EEF procedure need to start in the Fall of the previous year. All other candidates should apply through the University of Angers eCandidat platform and submit these documents: one copy of each diploma, copies of transcripts (all previous semesters), chronological and complete curriculum vitae, letter of motivation, one academic letter of recommendation, TOEFL scores (or any other international standard test such as TOEIC, IELTS, or Cambridge Exam), GRE or GMAT or Tage Mage scores.
The University of Angers conjointly with the University of Leipzig offer a Double Master in European Financial Markets and Institutions. The programme covers the historical development of financial markets and institutions, the working of financial instruments, legal aspects of financial markets, financial market regulation as well as the interaction of financial markets with economic policy, monetary policy, and sustainability. It is interdisciplinary with a focus on economics, business administration, law, and economic history. Classes are taught by renowned academics and professionals from both countries. The programme is co-funded by the Université franco-allemande / Deutsch-französische Hochschule. Successful candidates will benefit from a monthly UFA/DFH stipend. The deadline for applications is 31 May 2026. EARLY APPLICATIONS ARE ENCOURAGED to benefit from additional Erasmus funding opportunities. These early applications should arrive by 6 March 2026 at latest.
BSE Summer School 2026: Economics, Finance, Data Science, and related fields
You can mix and match courses to fit your training needs and agenda: Banking CREI Macroeconometrics Data Science Development Economics Finance Digital Economy Macroeconometrics Microeconometrics Labor Economics Data Science in Finance Complexity and Emergence in Economic and Social Systems 👉 Explore the complete range of courses offered at BSE Summer School 2026. 🗓️ Take note of our weekly enrollment deadlines, tailored to the start dates of our courses: JUNE 15 Courses starting on June 22 JUNE 22 Courses starting on June 29 JUNE 29 Courses starting on July 6 JULY 6 Courses starting on July 13 Why Choose BSE for Your Skill Enhancement? Research-led teaching will present the latest trends and developments. You will grasp a richer perspective and be equipped with new tools and empirical methods to put them into real-world practice. Engaging in thrilling discussions with like-minded professionals and experts from many backgrounds and countries will bring valuable insights to your own current challenges. Choose from a diverse selection of 48 courses designed for professionals, covering 11 knowledge areas and taught by renowned world-class professors. Experience the vibrant and culturally rich city of Barcelona, consistently ranked among the best in the world. Cumulative discounts to save on course fees: Early Bird, multiple course selection, group discounts, and other fee reductions. Curious about the BSE Summer School vibe? Watch our video for a sneak peek into the unforgettable learning experience that awaits you in Barcelona. 📬 Need More Information? Contact our Admissions Counselor at summerschool@bse.eu to clarify any doubts, discuss your goals, or request a personalized quotation.
The 19th edition of the BSE Summer School 2026 is open for registration The 19th edition of the Barcelona School of Economics Summer School is approaching fast. Prepare yourself for what promises to be an exciting and valuable experience that goes beyond traditional learning. Discover the power to delve deeper into your areas of interest, acquire a valuable skill set, and fast-track your research or career progress. Seize the chance to apply newfound knowledge directly to your ongoing and upcoming projects! Explore 48 exciting courses in this year’s Summer School edition! — Limited seats available Renowned world-class professors, and experts in their respective fields, guide this educational journey, ensuring a high-quality and impactful learning environment.
Talent Acquisition Specialist (HR-TA-2026-130-LD)
Company Description At CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, physicists and engineers are probing the fundamental structure of the universe. Using the world's largest and most complex scientific instruments, they study the basic constituents of matter - fundamental particles that are made to collide together at close to the speed of light. The process gives physicists clues about how particles interact, and provides insights into the fundamental laws of nature. Job Description Introduction You will join our multicultural team of around 20 Talent Acquisition colleagues to attract and hire diverse talent for CERN’s scientific and technical missions. Each team member partners with specific client groups, and brings their knowledge, ideas and diverse strengths to the team. Together we have some ambitious goals, such as increasing the representation of women in STEM and strengthening nationality diversity in all types of hires, from students to seasoned professionals. You will be expected to handle big volumes of recruitment, and contribute to the shaping of first-class recruitment experiences for all stakeholders. Functions Partner with hiring teams and stakeholder groups to deliver on their recruitment needs. This includes translating their needs in market-ready job ads and attraction strategies; facilitating fair, transparent and inclusive selection processes. Deliver a seamless, welcoming and inclusive candidate experience from first contact through to offer and onboarding. Build and engage relevant talent communities. Contribute to the overall employer branding strategies and its translation into practice with proposals, engaging with the public through social media and representing CERN at events. Support the shaping of our future recruitment processes in particular for students and grads by staying informed and curious, translating findings in a creative and/or open-minded collaboration. Use internal and external data as appropriate for decision making and reporting. Qualifications Bachelor's degree or equivalent relevant experience in the field of Human Resources, Business Administration or a related field. Experience Experience in : End-to-end recruitment within an in-house team, ideally in an international environment. Sourcing and engaging talent across different roles; Employer Branding, Social Media and Outreach initiatives. HR data and analytics to drive and support informed decision-making is considered as an asset. Technical competencies: Talent Acquisition: mastery of talent acquisition processes and best practices. Customer service: strong ability to provide excellent service to internal and external stakeholders. Direct sourcing: proficiency in proactive sourcing techniques and tools to proactively identify and engage potential candidates. Information content publishing: knowledge and use of applicant tracking systems and other web-based applications. Behavioural competencies: Achieving Results: having a structured and organised approach towards work; being able to set priorities and plan tasks with results in mind. Working in Teams: contributing to promoting a positive atmosphere in the team through an optimistic and constructive attitude; addressing issues. Demonstrating Flexibility: adapting quickly and resourcefully to shifting priorities and requirements. Managing Self: working well autonomously; taking on activities and tasks without prompting. Demonstrating Accountability: using openness and honesty to interact constructively with others. Language skills: Spoken and written English, with a commitment to learn French. Additional Information Eligibility and closing date: Diversity has been an integral part of CERN's mission since its foundation and is an established value of the Organization. Employing a diverse workforce is central to our success. We welcome applications from all Member States and Associate Member States. This vacancy will be filled as soon as possible, and applications should normally reach us no later than 15.07.2026 at 23:59 CEST. Employment Conditions Contract type: Limited duration contract (3 years). Subject to certain conditions, holders of limited-duration contracts may apply for an indefinite position. Working Hours: 40 hours per week Job Flexibility: Hybrid Job grade: 4-5 Job reference: HR-TA-2026-130-LD Field of work: Support Services (Finance, HR, Legal, Procurement) Benchmark Job Title: Human Resources Support Officer Global Benefits A competitive salary (tax free), increasing in line with your years of relevant experience. 30 days of paid leave per year plus 2 weeks annual closure. Coverage by CERN’s comprehensive health insurance scheme (for yourself, your spouse and children), and membership of the CERN Pension Fund. Family, child and infant monthly allowances depending on your individual circumstances. A relocation package (installation grant, removal, travel expenses) depending on your individual circumstances. Possibility to extend your contract up to 8 years + eligibility for indefinite contract tenure. Overview of CERN - Discover a world where the impossible is made possible! At CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, we are pushing the frontiers of science and technology. Our groundbreaking work brings together not only physicists but also a diverse range of professionals from engineering, technical, scientific, and administrative fields. Together, we foster an environment where innovation and collaboration thrive. Every day, we face exciting new challenges and opportunities to contribute to cutting-edge research that shapes our understanding of the universe. We meet these challenges through the diverse perspectives within our teams, ensuring every contribution is valued and driving our shared sense of inclusion and purpose. Diversity is a core value of CERN since its foundation, and it remains central to our mission and continued success. If you are ready to be part of a dynamic, inclusive community pushing the boundaries of knowledge, CERN is the place where your curiosity and skills can thrive. Be part of our mission to uncover what lies at the heart of the universe! TAKE PART! More information about us, here: careers.cern
CERN - Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire
Organizational Setting The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is a specialized UN agency mandated to lead global efforts to eradicate hunger and achieve food security for all. Its core objective is to ensure sustained access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food that enables people to lead active and healthy lives. With 195 members—194 countries and the European Union—FAO operates in over 130 countries. In Sri Lanka, FAO has been engaged since 1979, with its country representation established in Colombo to support national development priorities in agriculture, food security, nutrition and resilience. FAO contributes to the realization of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development through its Strategic Framework, which focuses on transforming agri-food systems to be more efficient, inclusive, resilient and sustainable. This transformation is operationalized through the “Four Betters”: Better Production, Better Nutrition, a Better Environment and a Better Life, while ensuring that no one is left behind. Since 2025, FAO Sri Lanka has initiated drought-related anticipatory action. While Sri Lanka currently undertakes drought monitoring based on observed conditions, there is a critical gap in operational drought prediction. Effective anticipatory action requires reliable, science-based drought forecasting with adequate lead time to trigger predefined actions that reduce agricultural and livelihood losses. Under the Technical Cooperation Programme (TCP/SRL/4102), a Drought Forecasting Expert is to be recruited to support the Government of Sri Lanka—particularly the Department of Agriculture, Department of Meteorology and Disaster Management Centre—to develop and institutionalize an advanced drought prediction system through strengthened technical collaboration, data integration and capacity building. This proposed programme is expected to run through December 2027. Key activities include: • Activity 1: Provide technical support to strengthen drought prediction capabilities and develop context-specific drought indices for FAO programming and analysis. • Activity 2: Support the operationalization and application of drought forecasts within FAO-supported agricultural decision-making systems and anticipatory action frameworks. • Activity 3: Provide technical support for the development and implementation of anticipatory action triggers and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) under FAO-led initiatives. • Activity 4: Support FAO in enhancing national capacities and promoting long-term institutional sustainability through technical assistance, knowledge management, and capacity-strengthening activities. Reporting Lines The Drought Forecasting Expert will work under the overall supervision of the FAO Representative for Sri Lanka and the Maldives and the direct supervision of the Assistant FAO Representative (Programmes). Working closely with the Anticipatory Action Coordinator. In addition, the Expert will work closely with FAO RAP Disaster Resilience and Inclusion team specifically the Early Warning Systems Expert and Regional Anticipatory Action Specialist. Technical Focus The objective of the assignment is to support FAO country office in developing, testing and validating triggering methodologies and impact-based forecasting for Anticipatory Action in Sri Lanka. The incumbent will further support the standardization of processes and assist the FAO project team in advancing mainstreaming and outreach efforts within government systems. Tasks and responsibilities The Drought Forecasting Expert will be responsible for the following specific tasks: Main Task 1: Provide technical support to strengthen drought prediction capabilities and develop context-specific drought indices for FAO programming and analysis. • Compile, organize, and quality-control historical and near-real-time climate, crop, and hydrological datasets from available technical sources to support FAO drought analysis and monitoring activities. • Provide technical support for the development and operationalization of the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) at multiple time scales (SPI-1, SPI-3, and SPI-6) using national and district-level baseline data for FAO applications. • Design and refine AI/ML-based Composite Drought Index (CDI) for agricultural drought monitoring and anticipatory action planning. • Support in defining agriculture-relevant drought severity thresholds across major agro-ecological zones to strengthen drought risk analysis and early action systems. • Provide technical support for the testing and validation of drought indices and triggers using historical drought events and associated crop loss datasets to inform FAO anticipatory action frameworks. Main Task 2: Support the operationalization and application of drought forecasts within FAO-supported agricultural decision-making systems and anticipatory action frameworks. • Support the integration of SPI and CDI outputs into FAO-supported seasonal agricultural planning and analysis for Maha and Yala cultivation cycles. • Translating drought forecasts into crop-specific technical advisories, including guidance on planting timing, crop variety selection, and input management practices. • Provide technical support for the preparation of district-level drought outlook products and analytical briefs to inform FAO anticipatory action and agricultural planning activities. • Incorporate drought signals and forecast information into FAO-supported agrometeorological bulletins, early warning products, and technical advisories. Main Task 3: Provide technical support for the development and implementation of anticipatory action triggers and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) under FAO-led initiatives. • Support FAO in defining forecast-based trigger thresholds for agricultural anticipatory actions under drought risk management frameworks. • Provide technical support to align drought trigger methodologies and analytical approaches with existing early warning and anticipatory action frameworks relevant to FAO operations. • Support FAO in reviewing and refining Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that link forecast information with predefined early actions, including agricultural input support and technical advisories. • Provide technical support for forecast interpretation, trigger analysis, and anticipatory action planning processes under FAO-led initiatives. • Assist FAO-supported programmes with the pilot implementation, monitoring, and technical review of anticipatory actions in selected drought-prone districts. Main Task 4 Support FAO in enhancing national capacities and promoting long-term institutional sustainability through technical assistance, knowledge management, and capacity-strengthening activities. • Provide input and assist FAO-supported technical training programmes on drought indices, forecast interpretation, and management of forecast uncertainty. • Develop user guidelines, technical manuals, and knowledge products related to drought monitoring and anticipatory action systems. • Support the integration and operational use of drought monitoring and forecasting tools within the CROPIX platform and other FAO-supported systems. • Document lessons learned, good practices, and technical experiences to support knowledge management and contribute to roadmap development for scaling up anticipatory action initiatives. CANDIDATES WILL BE ASSESSED AGAINST THE FOLLOWING Minimum Requirements • Advanced degree in agrometeorology, meteorology, climate science, agronomy, or environmental studies; • At least 5 years of relevant experience in public and/or private sectors in meteorology with sufficient background in climate/weather data, monitoring, and forecasts, and setting up of the climate information systems linking climate information providers and users in agricultural sector. • Working knowledge (level C) of English and Sinhala/Tamil • National of Sri Lanka FAO Core Competencies • Results Focus • Teamwork • Communication • Building Effective Relationships • Knowledge Sharing and Continuous Improvement Technical/Functional Skills • Demonstrated experience and good knowledge of national disaster risk management in including drought risk management; • Ability to interact tactfully and effectively with multiple institutional actors in diverse sectors and at diverse levels; • Proven capacity to conduct fieldwork and ability to work in teams and establish working relationships with central and local government institutions and civil society organizations; • Good command of computer skills (MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Internet); • Understanding of FAO policies and programme is considered a strong asset. • Good interpersonal skills with experience in networking with partners in Sri Lanka at all levels (Ministries, donors, private sector, NGOs, and local community-based organizations) • Experience working with preparing reports and presenting information visually. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FAO does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process (application, interview meeting, processing) Applications received after the closing date will not be accepted Please note that FAO only considers higher educational qualifications obtained from an institution accredited/recognized in the World Higher Education Database (WHED), a list updated by the International Association of Universities (IAU) / United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The list can be accessed at http://www.whed.net/ For additional employment opportunities visit the FAO employment website: http://www.fao.org/employment/home/en/ Appointment will be subject to certification that the candidate is medically fit for appointment, accreditation, any residency or visa requirements, and security clearances. FAO seeks gender, geographical and linguistic diversity in its staff and international consultants in order to best serve FAO Members in all regions. HOW TO APPLY • To apply, visit the recruitment website at Jobs at FAO and complete your online profile. We strongly recommend that your profile is accurate, complete and includes your employment records, academic qualifications, and language skills • Candidates are requested to attach a letter of motivation to the online profile • Once your profile is completed, please apply, and submit your application • Please note that FAO only considers higher educational qualifications obtained from an institution accredited/recognized in the World Higher Education Database (WHED), a list updated by the International Association of Universities (IAU) / United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The list can be accessed at http://www.whed.net/. These qualifications should be in alignment with the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) mappings. • Candidates may be requested to provide performance assessments and authorization to conduct verification checks of past and present work, character, education, military and police records to ascertain any and all information which may be pertinent to the employment qualifications • Incomplete applications will not be considered • Personal information provided on your application may be shared within FAO and with other companies acting on FAO’s behalf to provide employment support services such as pre-screening of applications, assessment tests, background checks and other related services. You will be asked to provide your consent before submitting your application. You may withdraw consent at any time, by withdrawing your application, in such case FAO will no longer be able to consider your application • Only applications received through the FAO recruitment portal will be considered • Your application will be screened based on the information provided in your online profile • We encourage applicants to submit the application well before the deadline date. If you need help or have queries, please create a one-time registration with FAO’s client support team for further assistance: https://fao.service-now.com/csp FAO IS A NON-SMOKING ENVIRONMENT
Closure Date: 26/Jun/2026, 11:59:00 PM Organizational Unit: FASRL - FAO Representation in Sri Lanka Job Type: Non-staff opportunities Type of Requisition: NPP (National Project Personnel) Grade Level: N/A Primary Location: Sri Lanka-Colombo Duration: 125 WAE days
Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations
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Non-Linear Panel Data Models in Stata - Live Online Training Course
COURSE DESCRIPTION Panel data analysis is increasingly used in econometrics, financial analysis, public health, political and social sciences, since it enable researchers to allow for different types of latent heterogeneity between observations. Allowing researchers for example, to control for variables that cannot be directly observed or measured, such as cultural factors or differences in business practices across companies. The use of Panel Data in empirical studies also tends to result in a considerable improvement in the accuracy of the obtained estimates, since panel data sets usually contain more sample variability and higher degrees of freedom. Finally, panel data allows for the estimation of dynamic models, with causal relationships which may not arise instantaneously, but over a period of time. This course follows on from our Linear Panel Data Models in Stata course to offer the necessary theoretical background and the applied skills to enable participants to: i) independently employ non-linear micro panel data techniques to their own research topics, and ii) to understand and evaluate micro panel data analyses published in the academic literature. The focus is therefore on non-linear estimation techniques (more specifically Poisson, Probit, Logit and Tobit panel data models) and issues of sample selection and attrition. In common with TStat’s training philosophy, each individual session is composed of both a theoretical component (in which the techniques and underlying principles behind them are explained), and an applied (hands-on) segment, during which participants have the opportunity to implement the techniques using real data under the watchful eye of the course tutor. Throughout the course, theoretical sessions are reinforced by case study examples, in which the course tutor discusses and highlights potential pitfalls and the advantages of individual techniques. The intuition behind the choice and implementation of a specific technique is of the utmost importance. In this manner, the course leader is able to bridge the “often difficult” gap between abstract theoretical methodologies, and the practical issues one encounters when dealing with real data. At the end of the course, participants are expected to be able to autonomously implement the theories and methodologies discussed during the course. TARGET AUDIENCE TStat Training’s Non-Linear Panel Data training course is of particular interest to Master and Ph.D. Students, researchers in public and private research centres and professionals working in the following fields: Agricultural Economics, Economics, Finance, Management, Public Health, and the Political and Social Sciences seeking to acquire the “introductory” applied and theoretical toolset to enable them to undertake independent empirical research using panel data. PREREQUISITES Participants are required to have a working knowledge of: the classical OLS regression model: Model Assumptions, Estimation and Inference; the arguments covered in TStat’s Linear Panel Data in Stata; the arguments illustrated in TStat’s course Analysis Micro Data in Stata; the statistical software Stata: including familiarity with Stata variable creation commands and Stata do files. Those needing to refresh these concepts are referred to the reading lists on the respective course pages and to: Cameron, A. C. & Trivedi, P. K. (2022). Microeconometrics Using Stata, Volume I: Cross-Sectional and Panel Regression Methods. Second Edition. Stata Press. Chapters: 1-9 PROGRAM The incidental parameter problem in non-linear models Poisson panel data models: poisson, xtpoisson - Random effects - Correlated effects (conditional poisson) Probit panel data models: probit, xtprobit, oprobit, xtoprobit - Random-effect models - Correlated effects modelled as group means (a la Mundlak) Logit panel data models: logit, xtlogit, ologit, xtologit - Random effects - Correlated effects (conditional logit) Tobit and interval regression models: tobit, xttobit, intreg, xintreg - Random effects - Correlated effects (modelled as group means (a la Mundlak) Postestimation analysis: - Average marginal effects: margins - Goodness-of-fit measures: predict SUGGESTED READINGS Cameron, A. C., & Trivedi, P. K. (2022). Microeconometrics Using Stata, Second Edition Volume I: Cross-Sectional and Panel Regression Methods, Stata Press Cameron, A. C., & Trivedi, P. K. (2022). Microeconometrics Using Stata, Second Edition Volume II: Nonlinear Models and Casual Inference Methods, Stata Press Woodridge, J. (2010). Econometric Analysis of Cross Section and Panel Data, MIT Press DATE AND LOCATION The 2026 edition of this training course will be offered online on a part-time basis on the 22nd, 26th-27th of May from 9:30 am to 1:00 pm CEST. REGISTRATION FEE AND REGISTRATION FORM Full-Time Students*: € 585.00 Ph.D. Students: € 750.00 Academic: € 830.00 Commercial: € 1100.00 *To be eligible for student prices, participants must provide proof of their full-time student status for the current academic year. Our standard policy is to provide all full-time students, be they Undergraduates or Masters students, access to student participation rates. Part-time master and doctoral students who are also currently employed will however, be allocated academic status. Fees are subject to VAT (applied at the current Italian rate of 22%). Under current EU fiscal regulations, VAT will not however applied to companies, Institutions or Universities providing a valid tax registration number. The number of participants is limited to 8. Places will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis. The course will be officially confirmed, when at least 5 individuals are enrolled. Course fees cover: I) teaching materials – copies of lecture slides, databases and Stata programs specifically developed for the course; ii) a temporary licence of StataNow™ valid for 30 days from the day before the course commences. Individuals interested in attending this course must return their completed registration forms by e-mail to TStat by the 12th of May 2026. To request further information or the registration form, please fill in the form on the TStat website, or send an email to training@tstat.eu
This course follows on from our Linear Panel Data Models in Stata course to offer the necessary theoretical background and the applied skills to enable participants to: i) independently employ non-linear micro panel data techniques to their own research topics, and ii) to understand and evaluate micro panel data analyses published in the academic literature. TStat Training’s live online training courses are offered interactively via Zoom with a qualified trainer in real-time. All materials (slides, datasets and Stata routines specifically developed for the course) are made available for download before the start of the course. The 2026 edition of this training course will be offered online on a part-time basis on the 22nd, 26th-27th of May.
BSE Competition Economics Courses - Executive Education
The 2025-2026 Academic Year is here! Explore the courses we have this year and subscribe to receive the latest news! Competition in Digital Markets | October 20-23, 2025 | CLOSED Explore the challenges of competition in fast-moving digital markets, including platforms, market power, and regulation. Quantifying Damages in Competition Cases | November 26-28, 2025 | CLOSED Learn methodologies to estimate and quantify damages in antitrust and competition cases, with practical applications. Competition Economics | March 9-13, 2026 | CLOSED Explore the latest competition economics, review key cases, and engage in debates on antitrust and regulation. Quantitative Methods for Competition Analysis | May 18-22, 2026 | Open for applications Master cutting-edge quantitative methods to analyze competition, market power, and anticompetitive practices. Discover our complete course lineup on our website, and check if your desired course is scheduled for the upcoming period. Why choose BSE Competition Economics Courses? Learn from the top minds in the field, including Prof. Massimo Motta and faculty with years of academic and regulatory experience. Master practical tools and techniques used by competition authorities, consultancies, and legal experts worldwide. Apply advanced methods and real case studies in areas like digital market regulation, merger analysis, and damage quantification. Designed for immediate impact—put your new skills to work as soon as you return to your organization. Flexible delivery (online or in-person), while maintaining a rich, engaging learning experience. Courses are short and intensive, perfect for busy professionals seeking high-value learning in a compact format. "The courses we offer at the Barcelona School of Economics are the result of careful design informed by leading academics, senior professionals, and years of experience and interactions with participants. The knowledge you’ll take away includes the latest research, tools, and cases, and you will use it in your day-to-day practice. I don’t think you’ll find any other course out there that can beat this combination." - Massimo Motta Who Takes These Courses? Competition and antitrust authorities from around the globe Leading consulting firms, including Copenhagen Economics, E. CA Economics, RBB Economics, and Deloitte International organizations like OECD and World Bank Top-tier companies and institutions BSE: Academic Excellence with Real-World Impact Courses are designed and delivered by members of a research community ranked among the Top 5 in Europe and Top 12 globally (RePEc, March 2025). Trusted by global organizations to train teams with the latest in competition economics. Build the skills, tools, and insights you need to address today’s most pressing competition and regulation challenges.
Advance your expertise with the BSE Executive Courses in Competition, Markets, and Regulation—a series of short, intensive programs designed for professionals and economists working in competition policy, regulation, and related fields. Delivered in-person or online, these courses combine academic rigor with practical insight to provide skills you can apply immediately. Led by Prof. Massimo Motta, former Chief Competition Economist at the European Commission, and supported by a world-class faculty of top international scholars and practitioners, each course is structured around real case work, interactive sessions, and cutting-edge research.
The PhD in Economics at the University of Barcelona is addressed to students interested in pursuing advanced study and conducting original research in economics, offering research training and close supervision by faculty members prominent in their fields. We provide a dynamic and stimulating environment offering weekly research seminars, PhD seminars, workshops, conferences, courses and research activities in which students are invited to participate. Overview of the course Students enrolled in the programme will be assigned one or two supervisors specialised in their chosen research field. Throughout the programme, students are required to participate in a number of complementary activities. These include research seminars, workshops, courses and conferences. PhD candidates are also encouraged to publish their research and to seek temporary research placements at other universities or research institutions. The programme prepares PhD students for the academic job market. Former PhD students have been placed in academic research institutions in the US and Europe such as Toulouse School of Economics (France), Uppsala University (Sweden), Università degli Studi di Milano (Italy), KU Leuven (Belgium), University of Bath (UK), Bruegel (Belgium), Eurac Research (Italy), PUC-Rio (Brasil), London School of Economics (UK), Korea University (South Korea), Universidad Carlos III (Spain), Institue of Economics – Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Hungary), Booking (Netherlands), Yale University (US), University of Sussex (UK)… As well as international organizations and governmental institutions. Financial support Information on funding and grants is available at the following link to the webpage of the University of Barcelona. In addition, the University of Barcelona provides students with information on new opportunities as and when calls are announced. Our admissions team collaborates closely with admitted students requiring financial assistance. We assist them in evaluating their options and eligibility, providing support throughout the application process for full PhD scholarships. Study Options: Full-Time (4 years) / Part-Time (7 years). All students might request a one-year extension. Application requirements Master’s degree in Economics with a satisfactory average grade, a solid foundation in economics and analytical skills (advanced Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics and Mathematics), field courses and a research Master Thesis. Proof of proficiency in English. Unless you are a native English speaker or have undertaken a university study programme in English, you need to provide evidence of your English proficiency. Preferred certificates are the Cambridge, TOEFL (Code C085 for all UB School of Economics programmes) or IELTS. Please upload a copy of it in the application form. Additionally, you can also report the score to us directly via your test center. References. As part of the application procedure, you will need to fill in a form to provide us with the name and contact email of two scholars that support your application. They will receive an automated email, and they will be able to choose between answering three short questions about your profile or attaching a recommendation letter.
The University of Barcelona (UB) offers you the opportunity to undertake research in a wide range of fields of economics taking part of an international PhD programme in the vibrant city of Barcelona. The PhD in Economics has been accredited with Excellence after an exhaustive and rigorous external evaluation by the Catalan University Quality Assurance Agency (AQU), which acknowledges the quality and impact of the research carried out within the PhD framework.
What to expect How can we achieve a more sustainable overall global welfare? By transforming a system that largely neglects the effects of production and consumption on nature and the environment into an all-inclusive system. That is exactly what we will prepare you for during this programme. Get ready to thrive in a world drowning in data and starving for knowledge! What makes this programme unique? Sustainable approach: This master’s contributes to a sustainable future through an economic approach. Practical solutions: The programme aims to contribute to finding practical solutions. Multidisciplinary: This master’s programme focuses on the interactions between economic actors and the natural environment. Policy impacts: Strong emphasis on climate policy, circular economy, and resource use. What you will learn In the two-year master’s in Economics of Sustainability programme, you will explore the relationship between economic activity and the natural environment. You’ll be trained as a quantitative economist, equipped to analyse challenges in food systems, natural resources, and the living environment, and to design economic solutions that drive sustainable transitions. You will: Learn about quantitative economic techniques and relevant theories at micro, behavioural, and institutional levels. Learn about the economic aspects of pressing issues like climate change, environmental degradation, and sustainable markets. Learn to analyse and interpret diverse sources of data to provide evidence on real-world questions related to food systems, environmental load, and economic development. Learn to evaluate policies and contribute to practical solutions for a more sustainable future. You will learn how to apply your quantitative skills to real world problems and contribute to the finding of practical solutions. IMPORTANT: You will not learn about the biology and technical aspects of environmental problems. For more detailed information on this programme's profile and learning outcomes, visit the Study Handbook. Study Programme General information The Master's in Economics of Sustainability focuses on economic analysis of sustainability issues like climate change, food production, and economic development. The education has a multidisciplinary character by its relation with environmental, agricultural, and food sciences. You will receive the official diploma of the Master’s in Management, Economics and Consumer studies, specifying a Master's in Economics of Sustainability. The programme runs annually beginning in September each year. It comprises 120 credit points (ECTS), equivalent to two academic years. The academic year consists of 6 periods. Period 1,2,5 and 6 comprise six weeks of classes, one week of self-study and the exam week. In these periods, students often follow two courses worth 6 credits each. Period 3 and 4 entail of four weeks in which both the lectures and the exams take place. In these periods, students follow one course worth 6 credits. The expected workload is 40 hours per week. Year 1 Programme specific courses (30 ECTS) The programme courses deal with subjects like: Rethinking Economics Advanced Econometrics Economic Modeling of Sustainability Challenges Philosophy, Ethics, and Economics Behavioral Economics and Sustainability Political Economy, Economics of Development Economics of EU Policies for Sustainable Transitions Economics of Sustainable and Fair Use of the Environment and Natural Resources. Academic Master Cluster (12 ECTS) In the Academic Master Cluster, teams of 5 to 7 students from different disciplines are assigned to execute a transdisciplinary-oriented academic consultancy project for an external commissioner. Electives (18 ECTS) The space for electives can be used for deepening or broadening knowledge on the field of interest of each individual student. Year 2 Thesis (36 ECTS) The thesis (individual research) consists of 24 weeks of research and reporting (36 credits). The research is conducted under supervision of a staff member of one of the chair groups related to this master programme. Internship (24 ECTS) The internship consists of 24 credits of project work in an institution outside of Wageningen University. The internship may either be undertaken in the Netherlands or abroad. The purpose of the internship is to provide students with a unique learning opportunity to apply acquired knowledge and skills in a professional setting. The experience gained from the internship also serves to help students focusing on their area of interest, as well as building confidence and maturity in their field. Teaching methods The programme includes: Lectures: the lecturer presents and explains the course material. Tutorials: you work individually or in small groups on an assignment. Labs: mainly computer-based sessions where you apply economic and statistical models. Problem-Based Learning (PBL): you collaborate with a group and a supervisor to solve a case study. Self-study: dedicated time for independent study, both within and outside your timetable. Study guidance At WUR, we place great importance on personal guidance and connection. That’s why we provide more support staff—lecturers, study advisors, and student counsellors—than most other universities in the Netherlands. This ensures you receive the attention you need to progress successfully through your studies, lowering the risk of dropping out while enriching your academic journey with a personal touch. It’s a clear reflection of our genuine commitment to your success. Discover WUR Experience our programmes, student life and the campus through an open day or study choice activity. Open Days & activities Application & admission Would you like to apply for a master's programme at Wageningen University & Research? Read all about what you need to know here. Questions about this study? Do you have any questions regarding the master Economics of Sustainability? Don't hesitate to contact the study adviser anytime! Contact: Study adviser Economics of Sustainability Sietse Sterrenburg SEND AN EMAIL Discover all Master's programmes at Wageningen University & Research: Programme Overview
In the two-year master’s in Economics of Sustainability programme, you will explore the relationship between economic activity and the natural environment. You’ll be trained as a quantitative economist, equipped to analyse challenges in food systems, natural resources, and the living environment, and to design economic solutions that drive sustainable transitions.
Global School in Empirical Research Methods GSERM at the University of St.Gallen
We welcome Master, PhD students, Post-Docs and also professionals from all kinds of study fields and industries focusing on qualitative and quantitative methods. You enhance your skills in block seminars taught by world-class faculty amongst an international crowd of participants. At different locations in Europe, we offer courses in quantitative and qualitative research methods. Participants choose one course per week worth 4 ECTS, network with fellow researchers, and enjoy an interesting cultural and social programme. The GSERM Summer School 2026 will take place in the SQUARE, the space for new ways of learning at the University of St.Gallen. You are invited to get more information on our website gserm.org. Summer Session: Course Dates: 04 - 26 June 2026 Early Bird Deadline: 28 February 2026 Final Deadline: 30 April 2026 Autumn Session: Course Dates: 12 – 26 October 2026 Application Deadline: 30 September 2026 Courses are offered from basic up to advanced level. All courses are taught in English. Download GSERM Flyer Master/PhD Students Download GSERM Flyer Post-Docs/Practitioners View the complete course table: Course table - University of St.Gallen – GSERM Sign up to our mailing list to get all the important news for the different GSERM schools. Subscribe now!
Boost your Analytical Skills. The GSERM Global School in Empirical Research Methods is a high-calibre integrated generic programme on methodology launched by the University of St.Gallen.
Multidisciplinary Education Research Grant – 2nd edition
Multidisciplinary Education Research Grant – 2nd edition Target: Students and researchers Category: Research support Deadline: by 11:59 p.m. (CET) on 30 April 2026 Announcement: Winners announced by 20 July 2026 The call supports a selected number of multidisciplinary research programs in the field of education, with the aim of promoting innovative, high‑impact projects that can contribute to improving educational systems in the countries within the UniCredit perimeter*. This is a field‑initiated program: applicants have full freedom in defining research topics, disciplines, methodologies, and approaches, with the sole requirement that they address relevant educational challenges through projects capable of generating concrete and applicable impact. The competition is open to researchers and professionals of any nationality, affiliated with universities, research institutions or organizations worldwide. Grant Details Number of grants: between 2 and 5 Amount per grant: €100,000 – €250,000 (gross) Total funding available: €500,000 (gross) Duration: up to 3 years Eligibility Projects will be considered eligible if they: contribute to improving education are carried out in at least one country within the UniCredit perimeter have a clearly scientific nature (training activities, curriculum design, capital projects, software development, fellowships, etc. are excluded) are led by a Principal Investigator (PI) and, where applicable, one or more Co‑Principal Investigators (Co‑PI), all holding a doctoral degree (PhD) Key Dates Application submission deadline: 30 April 2026, by 11:59 PM Central European Time (CET) Announcement of winners: by 20 July 2026 Apply here Download the regulations *UniCredit Perimeter: Bulgaria, Germany, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, Slovakia, Czechia, Poland, Romania, Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy
UniCredit Foundation announces the opening of the Multidisciplinary Education Research Grant – 2nd edition.