ESC Fellowships

The European Society of Criminology (ESC) invites researchers in criminology to apply for a fellowship to attend the annual conference of the ESC. Applicants must be based in a country eligible for official development assistance (ODA) according to the list established by the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The latest DAC list of ODA recipient countries can be found here. Priority will

be given to postgraduate or early-stage researchers enrolled in a higher education institution located in one of the countries of that list. Up to five fellowships will
be awarded annually to researchers based in European countries included in the DAC list of ODA recipients; and up to two fellowships will be awarded to researchers based in non-European countries included in that list

Applicants must forward their applications to the Executive Secretariat (marcelo.aebi @ unil.ch) of the ESC and to the ESC President (michele.burman@ glasgow.ac.uk) by midnight 31 January of each year. The application must include:

1. A letter explaining why financial support is needed.

2. A short letter of support from a professor or research supervisor.

3. A detailed proposal (of approximately 1,000 words) of a paper to be presented in the next ESC conference by the candidate as sole author of the presentation.

4. A curriculum vitae.

More information here.