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About this opportunity

Annual digital fellowship hosted by the UNESCO Chair.
Fellows collaborate with Eurac’s interdisciplinary team on research topics of shared interest.
Work connects personal research with UNESCO’s global priorities and 2022–2029 strategy.
Focus areas:
Futures Literacy
Anticipation of social, political, and economic shifts
Global‑local transformation strategies
Fellowship is remunerated and compatible with other non‑related work commitments or ongoing university studies.

Who can apply

Emerging researcher or early‑career professional
Interest in futures literacy and interdisciplinary anticipation
Ability to connect personal research with UNESCO’s priorities
Commitment to collaborative, interdisciplinary work
University degree (preferably interdisciplinary)
Very good knowledge of written and oral English
Organizational skills and ability to work autonomously
Interest in future‑related research and UNESCO priorities
Must be a citizen of an EU member state and not registered for VAT
Applications encouraged from women and underrepresented groups

Eurac Research – Center for Advanced Studies (Bolzano, Italy)Fellowship

UNESCO Chair Fellowship in Interdisciplinary Anticipation and Global‑Local Transformation

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Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Europe

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Annual digital fellowship hosted by the UNESCO Chair.
Fellows collaborate with Eurac’s interdisciplinary team on research topics of shared interest.
Work connects personal research with UNESCO’s global priorities and 2022–2029 strategy.
Focus areas:
Futures Literacy
Anticipation of social, political, and economic shifts
Global‑local transformation strategies
Fellowship is remunerated and compatible with other non‑related work commitments or ongoing university studies.

Who can apply

Emerging researcher or early‑career professional
Interest in futures literacy and interdisciplinary anticipation
Ability to connect personal research with UNESCO’s priorities
Commitment to collaborative, interdisciplinary work
University degree (preferably interdisciplinary)
Very good knowledge of written and oral English
Organizational skills and ability to work autonomously
Interest in future‑related research and UNESCO priorities
Must be a citizen of an EU member state and not registered for VAT
Applications encouraged from women and underrepresented groups

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