THE US EXCHANGE PROGRAMME
The goal of the study period abroad for researchers is to pursue and reinforce their research in preparation for the doctoral thesis and widen their networks.
EUI researchers are eligible to participate in the exchange, subject to the support of the faculty supervisor and departmental recommendation, during the 2nd or 3rd year of the doctoral programme at the EUI.
Visits during the 4th year usually are not recommended but are not excluded if supported by the supervisor.
Submit your application to Martina Zucca by 5 December of the current academic year.
For more details about the Universities:
Programme: EUI-US Exchange Programme
Up to four EUI researchers (usually one researcher per department) may attend New York University (NYU) per academic year. Researchers benefit from non-degree visiting student status.
EUI researchers in the 2nd or 3rd year of the doctoral programme are eligible to participate in the exchange, subject to the support of their faculty supervisor and departmental recommendation.
Duration is normally 4 months either in:
Fall: September to December
Spring: mid-January to mid-May
Summer: end-May to mid-August
Funding:
Exempt from the payment of Tuition/fees to NYU
€4000 (lump sum) contributed by EUI towards defraying living costs
Application Procedure:
The application procedure for the exchange programmes is divided into two separate and distinct phases.
Phase 1 - Application to the ECO Department and the EUI
Researchers should submit their application to the ECO Department by 5 December 2022.
The application should include:
The Department will review all applications in its December departmental meeting and approved applications will then be sent to the Academic Service by the Institutional deadline of 11 January 2023.
All applications from all departments will then be reviewed by the Entrance Board during January. Reseachers will be informed of the Institute's decision accordingly.
Phase 2 - Application to NYU
Successful applicants then have to apply to NYU. The relevant forms are available from Academic Service. NYU has two submission deadlines: 01 March (for the Fall semester) and 15 September (for the Spring Semester). The host faculty will normally decide on the admission of EUI candidates for the Fall term in May and for the Spring term in November.
Further information from Thanasis Mourikis, Academic Service (ext. 2216)
Programme: EUI-US Exchange Programme
Up to four EUI researchers (usually one researcher per department) may attend the University of Wisconsin at Madison (UWM) per academic year.
Researchers benefit from non-degree visiting student status.
EUI researchers in the 2nd or 3rd year of the doctoral programme are eligible to participate in the exchange, subject to the support of their faculty supervisor and departmental recommendation.
Duration is normally 4 months either in:
- Fall: September to December
- Spring: mid-January to mid-May
- Summer: end-May to mid-August
Funding:
Exempt from the payment of Tuition/fees to UWM
€4000 (lump sum) contributed by EUI towards defraying living costs
Application Procedure:
The application procedure for the exchange programmes is divided into two separate and distinct phases.
Phase 1 - Application to the ECO Department and the EUI
Researchers should submit their applications to the ECO Department by 5 December 2022.
The application should include:
- Letter of support from the faculty supervisor
- Curriculum Vitae
- Two to three-page statement of intent ("work plan") summarizing proposed activity and indicating preferred period and length of stay
The Department will review all applications in its December departmental meeting and approved applications will then be sent to the Academic Service by the Institutional deadline of 11 January 2023.
All applications from all departments will then be reviewed by the Entrance Board during January. Researchers will be informed of the institute's decision accordingly.
Phase 2 - Application to UWM
Successful applicants then have to apply to UWM. UWM does not have any specific deadline although applications should be submitted in the semester prior to the intended stay. All relevant information and forms will be provided on due time by the International Mobility Officer.
For further information contact Thanasis Mourikis, Academic Service (ext. 2216)
THE EUROPEAN DOCTORAL PROGRAMME IN QUANTITATIVE ECONOMICS (EDP):
The European Doctoral Programme (EDP) is an exchange programme of doctoral studies in economics organised jointly by the EUI and six top economics departments in Europe. Its aim is to promote the exchange of doctoral students between these institutions in order for their research training to benefit from the institutions' strenghts in the various areas of Quantitative Economics.
Visit the EDP webpage
Visit the EDP webpage
CIVICA:
If you are interested in undertaking an exchange with a university member of the CIVICA consortium, please first contact Zeineb Mazouz before submitting your application to the Department.
Please note that CIVICA offers online seminars, courses and trainings to all Early Stage Researchers that can be found on its ESRs Course Catalogue.