- HOSTING
- Norway
Hosting Information
- Offer Deadline
- EU Research Framework Programme
- Horizon Europe - MSCA
- Country
- Norway
- City
- Bodø
Organisation/Institute
- Organisation / Company
- Nord University
- Department
- Faculty of Social Sciences
- Is the Hosting related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure?
- No
Contact Information
- Organisation / Company Type
- Higher Education Institution
- Website
- Street
- Nord University, Universitetsallen 11 8026 Bodø Norway
Description
Project Scope: The scope of the research project is to have an interdisciplinary working group that tries to update revolution theory with regard to different aspects and approaches of the social science.
Research Questions:
- What is the relation between time and revolutions, which roles do nationalism and migration play, etc.?
- How much democratic potential do revolutions possess?
Project Goal: The goal is to link revolutions theoretically to other research fields and approaches within the social science and thereby to change the often stereotypical understanding of revolution
Main research field: Revolution theory
Keywords: Revolutionaries, revolutions, history of revolutions
Supervisor: Prof. Frank Jacob (frank.jacob@nord.no)
Research group: History
Faculty: Faculty of Social Sciences
About supervisor: Extensive international supervision experience and advanced research portfolio.
Who Can Apply? Eligibility Criteria: MSCA European Postdoctoral Fellowships are awarded for a duration of 12-30 months (12-24 months of Research + 6 months of additional placement in non-academic sector) to researchers of any nationality who:
- Are in possession of a doctoral degree.
- Have a maximum of 8 years full-time equivalent (FTE) experience in research after their doctoral degree.
- Comply with the MSCA mobility rule, i.e., have not resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in Norway for more than 12 months in the 36 months immediately prior to the call deadline.
- Have identified a supervisor at Nord University willing to host and supervise them.
If awarded, the Postdoctoral Fellowship grant covers salary, mobility allowance, family allowance (if eligible), and other allowances (if eligible) for the research fellow. The grant also covers research costs and overheads for Nord University.
How To Apply: If you are interested in this Expression of Interest (EoI), please first carefully review the eligibility criteria outlined above. If you meet these requirements, kindly submit the following documents to frank.jacob@nord.no, margit.k.jensen@nord.no, and umair.n.mughal@nord.no:
- Eligibility Information:
- Date of PhD degree award
- Full-time research equivalent experience after PhD
- Period of residence in Norway (if any)
- Research CV:
- Comprehensive CV including a complete list of publications, projects, and relevant research expertise.
- Motivation Letter:
- Describe your interest in collaborating with the relevant professor and research group.
- Clearly outline your research and career goals.
- Demonstrate how your research complements with the proposed EoI and those of the targeted research group.
How the MSCA PF Process Works: After reviewing your submitted documents, we will contact shortlisted candidates for an interview. Selected candidates will collaborate with us to prepare a full MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship (PF) application for submission under the Horizon Europe Programme, with a deadline in September.
We will provide comprehensive support throughout this process, including:
- Assistance in refining and focusing your research topic
- Participation in the MSCA MasterClass
- Professional reviews and feedback on your application
- Other necessary guidance to ensure submission of a high-quality application
Please note that MSCA PF is highly competitive, bringing together some of the best research talent globally. While funding success is not guaranteed, participating in the application process provides valuable experience and insights into your own research and proposal writing skills, as well as fostering close collaboration with your supervisor and research group.