European Central Bank (ECB) - Wim Duisenberg Research Fellowship Programme

Deadline: May 31, 2024

Scholarships

Fellowship & Research

Location(s)

  • Germany
Frankfurt am Main

Overview

Successful candidates will be offered an assignment for a period of between two and twelve months to conduct economic research within Directorate General Research (DG/R).

Details

While at the ECB, research fellows are expected to complete a research paper of a theoretical or empirical nature for presentation at internal seminars and external conferences, and for publication in the ECB’s Working Paper Series and a leading refereed journal. A proposal for a research project must be presented by candidates as part of the application procedure.

Research fellows conduct their activities at the ECB’s premises in Frankfurt am Main and are encouraged to interact with ECB staff, both in DG/R and in other business areas. They have access to the ECB library and to the computing and statistical facilities necessary to conduct their research. The call for research proposals is published in the first quarter of each year.

The ECB shall offer a contract for a research fellowship to the candidate(s) that the ECB considers likely to provide the most valuable contribution in view of the candidate’s experience, qualifications and competences and in accordance with the principles of non-discrimination and equal treatment. For this purpose, the proposals shall be evaluated based on the following elements: (i) the envisaged research proposal that the candidate is planning to develop; (ii) the extent of the candidate’s experience and expertise relevant to carrying out the assignment, based on their curriculum vitae; (iii) proof of an excellent publication record in the relevant area and supervising and teaching activities at universities. All these elements will be weighted equally in the evaluation.

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Eligibility

Candidates should be from:


Description of Ideal Candidate

Research fellows, coming from all nationalities, conduct their activities on the ECB's premises, in Frankfurt am Main. Therefore, they should be able to take a period of leave or a sabbatical from their current workplace.


Dates

Deadline: May 31, 2024


Cost/funding for participants

Trainees shall be paid a monthly traineeship grant payable on the 15th calendar day of each month, as further specified on the ECB’s website taking into account the tasks to be performed by the trainee and the qualification required for their performance as specified in the vacancy notice.  

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