Eurac Research has opened applications for its UNESCO Chair Fellowship 2026. Interested applicants are enocouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
Opportunity Details
The UNESCO Chair Fellowship 2026 is about creating opportunities for researchers to engage with future-oriented work at the UNESCO Chair in Interdisciplinary Anticipation and Global-Local Transformation.
Academic & Professional Growth
Collaboration with experts: Work alongside the interdisciplinary team at Eurac Research’s Center for Advanced Studies.
Research visibility: Opportunities to publish in joint publications, the Imagining Futures blog, or the journal New Global Studies.
Skill development: Gain experience in UNESCO Futures Literacy and other UNESCO approaches to tackling global challenges.
Networking: Access to seminars, events, and the Chair’s international network.
Career Advantages
Remuneration: The fellowship is paid.
Flexibility: Compatible with other jobs or ongoing university studies.
Prestige: Association with UNESCO and Eurac Research strengthens academic and professional credibility.
Personal & Social Benefits
Contribution to global priorities: Align your work with UNESCO’s 2022–2029 strategy on future social, political, and economic challenges.
Inclusivity: Special encouragement for women and underrepresented groups in academia.
Cultural exposure: Possibility of short visits to Bolzano, Italy, enriching the experience with international collaboration.
Open to citizens of EU countries.
Encourages applications from women and underrepresented groups in academic research.
Requirements:
University degree (preferably interdisciplinary).
Strong written and oral English skills.
Organizational ability and autonomy.
Interest in future-related research and UNESCO priorities.
Interested candidates should submit their application by Friday, December 19th, 2025 and must include:
Incomplete applications will not be considered. Selected candidates will be contacted by the end of January.
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