Study Grants Calmette & Yersin

The Calmette & Yersin scholarships are intended to support the participation of Pasteur Network scientists in training courses or workshops organised within the Pasteur Network, including those held at the Institut Pasteur in Paris.

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Study Grants to support the training of Pasteur Network scientists

Purpose

These grants support the training of scientific personnel (students, researchers, engineers and technicians) of the Pasteur Network by financing their participation in courses and workshops organised within the Pasteur Network, including those of the Institut Pasteur in Paris.

Topics

All topics covered in the training courses or workshops given in the Pasteur Network: scientific and structuring.

The training must be coherent with the candidate's research project and career development.

Procedure

All scholarship applications must be submitted online at the same time as the application for the course or training is made. It will be completed in full with the exception of the course acceptance notice which will be submitted once the selection of candidates for the course has been made. Any application for a scholarship made after the deadline for applying for the course or training will be rejected.

Criteria

Any scientist working in one of the Pasteur Network institutes, with the exception of the Institut Pasteur in Paris.

Calmette & Yersin scholarships are awarded on the basis of the relevance of the course to the applicant, his/her motivation and the relevance to the home institute.

Financial support

Funding according to the duration of the course or training.

1100 euros per month to cover living expenses and course fees; transport costs are paid by the candidate's home institute.

Calendar

  • Open all year round from 15 December
  • Scholarship decisions follow the Pasteur Network course/training selection calendar.

 

Apply

Contact: Marianne Lucas-Hourani

 

Any incomplete application by the  deadline will be rejected

 

    CONTACT: Marianne Lucas-Hourani

     

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