Post Doctoral Anthropology Fellowship

Who can apply

• Open to post-doctoral researchers
• Field of study: Anthropology
• Nationality: Unrestricted
• Host country: Brazil

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Key requirements (16)

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• Post-Doctoral Fellowship.
• Number of places: 1.
• Field of knowledge: Anthropology.
• Working area: Gender and intersectionalities, Mobilities, Migration.
• Project title: GEN-MIGRA: Gender, mobilities and migration during and post COVID-19 pandemic – vulnerability, resilience and renewal.
• Principal investigator: Adriana Gracia Piscitelli.
• Unit/ Instituition: Núcleo de Estudos de Gênero – PAGU da Universidade Estadual de Campinas - Unicamp.
• Development agency: Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo - FAPESP.
• Candidates must have a background in social sciences, anthropology/sociology/political science, knowledge of feminist literature and intersectional perspectives on gender and migration (international and Brazilian), and proven experience in research and publication with issues….
• The 20-month PD scholarship is aimed at carrying out an ethnography in the city of São Paulo aimed at understanding strategies for coping with crises, particularly the COVID-19 health crisis and its economic, housing and occupational effects on the lives of migrants in São Pau….
• A first selection will be made considering the documents sent digitally (listed below). After this selection, applicants will be informed about the date of an interview that aims to provide additional elements for writing an action plan, to be sent remotely.….
• The documents to be sent digitally for the first selection are:.
• 1) Motivation letter, explaining the application's relationship with the applicant's experience;.
• 2) Curriculum;.
• 3) Copy of the doctoral thesis;.
• 4) Copy of publications.

Applying

Apply by June 23rd for the Post Doctoral Anthropology Fellowship. Ensure your research aligns with the project's focus on gender, mobilities, and migration.