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Post-doctoral study grants is sponsored by Fondation Fyssen. The Fyssen Foundation funds international researchers through its postdoctoral fellowship program. The grants are open to researchers of all nationalities.
Eligibility requires a PhD obtained less than two years prior to September 1st of the application year, or a thesis defense by December 31st of the application year. The research project can be carried out in France (for doctorates obtained abroad) or abroad (for doctorates obtained in France).
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers of all nationalities holding a PhD obtained less than two years prior to September 1st of the application year, or defending their thesis by December 31st of the application year. Requires a doctoral degree obtained abroad for a project in France, or a doctoral degree obtained in France for a project abroad. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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