Undergraduate Scholarship for the applicants of US and Canada to study at German Universities, 2013/14 Germany
Study Subject(s):Courses offered by the university
Course Level:Undergraduate
Scholarship Provider: DAAD
Scholarship can be taken at: Germany
Eligibility:-are currently second and third year students and will be in their third and fourth year during their stay in Germany are seeking DAAD support for a 4-10 month period in Germany during the German academic year.
-possess outstanding academic records and personal integrity, as evinced by both their grades and letters of recommendation.
-have well-defined study, research or internship plans for their stay in Germany.
-submit the DAAD language evaluation form with their application, although German language competency is not mandatory.
Scholarship Open for International Students: Yes
Scholarship Open for Students of Following Countries: US or Canada
Scholarship Description: Highly qualified undergraduate students are invited to apply for scholarships funding study, senior thesis research and/or internships in Germany. The goal of this program is to support study abroad in Germany and at German universities. Preference will be given to students whose projects or programs are based at and organized by a German university. Scholarships are available either as part of an organized study abroad program or as part of an individual, student-designed study abroad semester or year.
How to Apply: Online
Scholarship Application Deadline: January 31, 2013
Further Scholarship Information and Application
Thứ Ba, 3 tháng 7, 2012
Summer School: Summer University Ramnicu Sarat, Romania, 20-26 August 2012
Summer University of Ramnicu Sarat, Romania, 6th edition, 20 – 26 of August 2012
Râmnicu Sărat is a former communist prison, presently administrated by the Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes and Memory of the Romanian Exile (IICCMER), well known for its extremely oppressive detainment regime. The former prison is to be turned into a Memorial of the victims of communism.
Considering the history of this place, the Institute took the initiative of organizing each year a summer university. During the summer university IICCMER organizes seminars, discussions, workshops on the history of European communism, with the focus on the repressive methods. Students attending the faculties of history, political science, sociology, journalism, letters and law universities represent the target group of the project (19-27 years old). The project aims to help students acquire a better knowledge of the period 1944-1989, and thus to make them reflect upon the illegitimate and criminal nature of the communist regime in Europe. The connection with the past will be achieved, on one hand, by means of face-to-face dialogue with those who were victims and witnesses of the repressive communist system, and, on the other hand, by the presence of well-known lecturers, namely important public figures of post-communist Romania, foreign and Romanian researchers specialized on communism.
The project accepts 25 persons, selected on the basis of an application submitted to tintariu_adelina@gmail.com and universitatea@iiccr.ro
The deadline for submitting the applications is 15th of July. The results of the evaluation will be given on 21st of July.
Participants will be provided with free room, meals and transportation in Romania. Participants must cover their own travel expenses to Romania.
For more information see: http://www.crimelecomunismului.ro/ or send an email to Tintariu Adelina at tintariu_adelina@gmail.com
Thứ Hai, 2 tháng 7, 2012
Internship: Delegation of the European Union to the United Nations in NewYork / USA August 2012
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
The Delegation of the European Union to the United Nations in New York, offers three internship sessions per year.
The program, which is highly selective, offers interns the opportunity to follow the activities of the Delegation in UN bodies such as the Security Council, General Assembly and its various committees.
Please note internships are voluntary (unpaid), and interns will be required to work full-time (35-40 hours per week) during their internship period.
Only applicants who fulfil the following criteria will be considered.
Prospective interns must
hold a valid passport from one of the 27 EU Member States
have completed minimum three years of university-level courses preferably in political science, economics, development studies, environment studies, human rights/humanitarian law
be fluent in English, the main working language of the Delegation
provide proof of comprehensive medical and accident insurance that is valid in the USA and Canada (covering hospitalization, surgery, and repatriation, if necessary)
knowledge of French is preferable
not have already benefited from previous in-service training or employment (paid or unpaid) with any of the EU institutions or bodies for more than six weeks. Similarly, the Delegation cannot recruit a Blue Book candidate who has already performed his/her internship; on the contrary, a Blue Book candidate who has never performed a traineeship may apply for an unpaid internship
Deadlines for future sessions are as follows:
15 January for internship starting September to December
31 May for internship starting January (the next year) to April
31 August for internship starting May (the next year) to July
To apply, please download and complete the application form and email your application packet to the Internship Coordinator.
The application packet must include:
completed application
resume
letter of motivation
letters of recommendation from a current or former professor or employer.
Please note, the European Union's Washington DC and Geneva delegations also offer internships.
The Delegation of the European Union to the United Nations in New York, offers three internship sessions per year.
The program, which is highly selective, offers interns the opportunity to follow the activities of the Delegation in UN bodies such as the Security Council, General Assembly and its various committees.
Please note internships are voluntary (unpaid), and interns will be required to work full-time (35-40 hours per week) during their internship period.
Only applicants who fulfil the following criteria will be considered.
Prospective interns must
hold a valid passport from one of the 27 EU Member States
have completed minimum three years of university-level courses preferably in political science, economics, development studies, environment studies, human rights/humanitarian law
be fluent in English, the main working language of the Delegation
provide proof of comprehensive medical and accident insurance that is valid in the USA and Canada (covering hospitalization, surgery, and repatriation, if necessary)
knowledge of French is preferable
not have already benefited from previous in-service training or employment (paid or unpaid) with any of the EU institutions or bodies for more than six weeks. Similarly, the Delegation cannot recruit a Blue Book candidate who has already performed his/her internship; on the contrary, a Blue Book candidate who has never performed a traineeship may apply for an unpaid internship
Deadlines for future sessions are as follows:
15 January for internship starting September to December
31 May for internship starting January (the next year) to April
31 August for internship starting May (the next year) to July
To apply, please download and complete the application form and email your application packet to the Internship Coordinator.
The application packet must include:
completed application
resume
letter of motivation
letters of recommendation from a current or former professor or employer.
Please note, the European Union's Washington DC and Geneva delegations also offer internships.
PhD - Scholarship: Norwegian University of Science and Technology in NTNU Location Trondheim / Norway DL: 15 July 2012
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim represents academic eminence in technology and the natural sciences as well as in other academic disciplines ranging from the social sciences, the arts, medicine, teacher education, architecture to fine art. Cross-disciplinary cooperation results in innovative breakthroughs and creative solutions with far-reaching social and economic impact.
PhD research fellowship
PhD research fellowship at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology as part of the Microsoft-led centre on Information Access Disruptions (iAD)
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) inTrondheim, Norway, is offering a PhD position as part of the Microsoft-led centre on Information Access Disruptions (iAD). Partially funded by the Research Council of Norway as a Centre for Research-based Innovation (SFI), iAD is directed by Microsoft Development Center Norway (MDCN) in collaboration with NTNU , Accenture, and leading universities: Cornell University, Dublin City University, BI Norwegian School of Management, and the universities in Tromsø (UiT),Oslo(UiO).
Information access technology has emerged as one of the most innovative technology areas impacting a wide range of industries, business models and even social patterns. As part of iAD, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) wants to employ a PhD student within one of the following target areas:
Big data analytics.
Cloud data management.
Knowledge base acceleration.
The applicants should address one or more of the listed areas within their application.
We seek a highly motivated individual holding a Master’s degree in Computer and Information Science with a strong background in either database management systems, algorithms, or information retrieval. Additional background in distributed systems is preferable. Due to the high profile of the iAd Centre, the right candidates must demonstrate evidence of significant research potential beyond a strong academic degree. The internationally distributed nature of the Centre, including partners from research and industry, requires the right candidate to have very good communication skills in English and the ability to fill in a heterogeneous team environment. Very good skills in scientific and popular presentation and writing will also be considered in employment decisions.
Relevant education as Master in Computer and Information Science or equivalent is required. Applicants must satisfy the formal grades requirements for admission to the PhD studies at NTNU. See http://www.ime.ntnu.no/Dr.gradsstudier/ for detailed information on the PhD programs administrated by IME.
PhD grants at NTNU are normally 3 years, but may – if the Department has the need – be extended by one additional year. With a 4 year grant, the candidates are expected to spend 25 % of their time on teaching or research assistance duties. These duties are commonly distributed over the 4 years.
The evaluation of applicants will be based on their education, job experience, possibly other relevant experience and scientific publications. Applicants must satisfy the formal requirements for admission to the PhD studies at NTNU. NTNUs PhD-rules require a master degree or equivalent with at least 5 years of studies and average grade of A or B within a scale of A-E for passing grades (A best). See http://www.ntnu.edu/ime/research/phd for detailed information on the PhD programs administrated by IME.
Every application must include:
Curriculum vitae with information about the candidate’s prior training, exams, and work experience.
A short presentation of the motivation for a PhD study, how the applicant sees his/her background suitable, and the applicant’s view of challenges within the target area.
Certified copies of transcripts and diplomas must be enclosed, Candidates from universities outsideNorwayare kindly requested to send a Diploma Supplement or a similar document, which describes in detail the study and grade system and the rights for further studies associated with the obtained degree.
Publications and any other work that the applicant wishes to be taken into account should be enclosed. Please list the submitted publications in the application. Joint works should clearly indicate the applicant’s contributions.
Foreign applicants must document an English language test TOEFL score of 600 or higher, or provide documentation of equivalent skills.
Incomplete applications will not be taken into consideration.
The appointment is at salary code 1017, which currently corresponds to a yearly gross income of NOK 416 300 (pay scale level 50). From this 2 % will be deducted for mandatory membership in the National Pension Fund.
The appointment will be made in accordance with current regulations with supplementary rules for research fellowship appointments in universities and polytechnics. Applicants must agree to participate in organized doctoral study programs within the period of the appointment. The successful applicant must agree to the conditions laid down for public employees. A contract will be drawn up regarding the period of appointment and work-related duties for award holders.
NTNU is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from both EU/EEA and non-EU candidates. The university is strongly committed to diversity within its community and encourages applications from members of ethnic minorities and women.
Further information on the fellowship can be obtained from Professor Kjetil Nørvåg (noervaag at idi.ntnu.no).
For more detailed information about the department, see: http://www.idi.ntnu.no/
Applications are to be submitted electronically through this page.
Preferably, we want the attachments in one file.
Applications should be marked IME-034-2012
Closing date: 2012-07-15
Conference: Leaving Europe's Waiting Room. Overcoming the Crisis of EU Enlargement in the Western Balkans, University of Graz, 9-11 November 2012
Call for Papers: Leaving Europe's Waiting Room. Overcoming the Crisis of EU Enlargement in the Western Balkans
Southeast European Dialogues
Centre for Southeast European Studies
University of Graz
9-11 November 2012
The Centre for Southeast European Studies, University of Graz in cooperation with the European Fund for the Balkans, Österreichische Gesellschaft für Europapolitik, Südosteuropa Gesellschaft and Europe Direct Steiermark will host a three day conference on the state of EU enlargement in Graz on the 9-11th November 2012. The goal of the conference is to reflect whether EU enlargement in the Western Balkans is in crisis and will include policy-led discussions on reinvigorating the EU enlargement process and academic panels on specific obstacles in the enlargement process. An edited collection of the best papers presented at the conference is planned for 2013.
This conference will discuss the obstacles and approaches to accelerate and reinvigorate the enlargement process. Instead of viewing enlargement as a state fullfilling formal criteria, the conference will focus on how and if the enlargement process can overcome "enlargement fatigue" and skepticism towards membership of the Western Balkans in the EU to key aspects that the enlargement process both hopes to overcome and which risk remaining an obstacle for EU membership. The conference in particular seeks to give room to young researchers who are able to contribute rich empirical work to the discussion. As an interdisciplinary event, the conference will include policy makers, lawyers, political scientists, sociologists and scholars from other disciplines. The working language of the conference is English.
The organizers invite paper proposal for the conference. Researchers interested in participating are asked to submit a 400 word abstract and CV by 20 July 2012 to the following email address: florian.bieber@uni-graz.at. Applicants are particularly encouraged to apply with papers on the following thematic areas:
. Enlargement Fatigue in the EU? Causes and how to build support for Enlargement.
. Making EU Enlargement Work--How to reinvigorate the accession process?
. EU Conditionality Before Membership: Membership Conditionality vs. Policy Conditionality
. How to Break the Deadlock of Bilateral Disputes in the Western Balkans
. Regatta or Big Bang Model of Accession?
. Closing Difficult Chapters: Rule of Law and Judiciary Regional Cooperation in the WB
. Global Economic Crisis and its Influence on the EU Enlargement
The authors of accepted proposals will be invited to submit draft version of their papers of 6,000 to 9,000 words for circulation among participants prior to the conference by October 20th 2012. The organizers of the conference will cover accommodation and board as well as transport to and from Graz for invited participants, conditional on the submission of the draft paper by the deadline.
Southeast European Dialogues
Centre for Southeast European Studies
University of Graz
9-11 November 2012
The Centre for Southeast European Studies, University of Graz in cooperation with the European Fund for the Balkans, Österreichische Gesellschaft für Europapolitik, Südosteuropa Gesellschaft and Europe Direct Steiermark will host a three day conference on the state of EU enlargement in Graz on the 9-11th November 2012. The goal of the conference is to reflect whether EU enlargement in the Western Balkans is in crisis and will include policy-led discussions on reinvigorating the EU enlargement process and academic panels on specific obstacles in the enlargement process. An edited collection of the best papers presented at the conference is planned for 2013.
This conference will discuss the obstacles and approaches to accelerate and reinvigorate the enlargement process. Instead of viewing enlargement as a state fullfilling formal criteria, the conference will focus on how and if the enlargement process can overcome "enlargement fatigue" and skepticism towards membership of the Western Balkans in the EU to key aspects that the enlargement process both hopes to overcome and which risk remaining an obstacle for EU membership. The conference in particular seeks to give room to young researchers who are able to contribute rich empirical work to the discussion. As an interdisciplinary event, the conference will include policy makers, lawyers, political scientists, sociologists and scholars from other disciplines. The working language of the conference is English.
The organizers invite paper proposal for the conference. Researchers interested in participating are asked to submit a 400 word abstract and CV by 20 July 2012 to the following email address: florian.bieber@uni-graz.at. Applicants are particularly encouraged to apply with papers on the following thematic areas:
. Enlargement Fatigue in the EU? Causes and how to build support for Enlargement.
. Making EU Enlargement Work--How to reinvigorate the accession process?
. EU Conditionality Before Membership: Membership Conditionality vs. Policy Conditionality
. How to Break the Deadlock of Bilateral Disputes in the Western Balkans
. Regatta or Big Bang Model of Accession?
. Closing Difficult Chapters: Rule of Law and Judiciary Regional Cooperation in the WB
. Global Economic Crisis and its Influence on the EU Enlargement
The authors of accepted proposals will be invited to submit draft version of their papers of 6,000 to 9,000 words for circulation among participants prior to the conference by October 20th 2012. The organizers of the conference will cover accommodation and board as well as transport to and from Graz for invited participants, conditional on the submission of the draft paper by the deadline.
Thứ Sáu, 29 tháng 6, 2012
Internship: European Council on Foreign Relations is offering internship
Internship in Communications unit
The European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) is the first pan-European think-tank. Launched in October 2007, its objective is to conduct research and promote informed debate across Europe on the development of coherent and effective European values based foreign policy.
Position
We are looking for a communications intern for 3 to 6 months to start as soon as possible. Working from ECFR's London office for 20 hours a week, the intern will support the communications unit in organising ECFR's media profile and implementing its communications strategies.
Responsibilities
Answering enquiries from the press or other media representatives
Assisting the communications team in updating and promoting ECFR's website/social media presence
Monitoring media coverage and updating ECFR's database of media appearances/media contacts
Helping the communications team with producing various media outputs
Other tasks as required by the communications team
Experience and skills
Excellent IT skills (Microsoft Office, html) including some knowledge of database maintenance and website management.
Basic graphic design skills and experience with photoshop and/or gimp.
Excellent communication and inter-personal skills, flexibility and ability to multi-task and prioritise, good organisational skills and eye for detail
fluent in English, knowledge of a second European language would be an advantage
interest in European foreign policy and EU politics
We offer
An exciting opportunity to gain work experience in a challenging, fast-paced environment with a diverse team.
A small stipend to cover transport and lunch costs.
To apply: Please send your CV and supporting statement about why you are applying for this role (with COMMUNICATIONS INTERN as the subject line) to: communications@ecfr.eu by 5 July 2012.
The European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) is the first pan-European think-tank. Launched in October 2007, its objective is to conduct research and promote informed debate across Europe on the development of coherent and effective European values based foreign policy.
Position
We are looking for a communications intern for 3 to 6 months to start as soon as possible. Working from ECFR's London office for 20 hours a week, the intern will support the communications unit in organising ECFR's media profile and implementing its communications strategies.
Responsibilities
Answering enquiries from the press or other media representatives
Assisting the communications team in updating and promoting ECFR's website/social media presence
Monitoring media coverage and updating ECFR's database of media appearances/media contacts
Helping the communications team with producing various media outputs
Other tasks as required by the communications team
Experience and skills
Excellent IT skills (Microsoft Office, html) including some knowledge of database maintenance and website management.
Basic graphic design skills and experience with photoshop and/or gimp.
Excellent communication and inter-personal skills, flexibility and ability to multi-task and prioritise, good organisational skills and eye for detail
fluent in English, knowledge of a second European language would be an advantage
interest in European foreign policy and EU politics
We offer
An exciting opportunity to gain work experience in a challenging, fast-paced environment with a diverse team.
A small stipend to cover transport and lunch costs.
To apply: Please send your CV and supporting statement about why you are applying for this role (with COMMUNICATIONS INTERN as the subject line) to: communications@ecfr.eu by 5 July 2012.
Internship: Paid Internship at European Democrat Group
Paid Internship - European Democrat Group
Purpose of the internship programme
1. An internship for graduate students is available at the European Democrat Group (EDG), a centre right-wing political group at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
This internship intends to:
a) increase the intern's understanding of current human rights issues at the international level and give them an insight into the work of the Council of Europe and the Parliamentary Assembly (PACE); and
b) provide the EDG with the assistance and contribution of an outstanding graduate.
2. The relationship between the EDG and the intern is one of mutual benefit. He/she is involved, inter alia, in: researching human rights and political issues, drafting analytical papers and reports, providing technical, translation and interpreting servicing of small-scale meetings and general secretarial & administrative support.
Qualifications required
3. The intern shall be selected from graduate students in disciplines related to the work of the Council of Europe. Applicants must have an excellent command of Russian (native level) and a very good level of English. Knowledge of additional languages, in particular French, shall be considered as an asset. The intern must be able to work both independently and as part of a team and possess excellent research-skills. He/she must have proven ability to work in a multicultural working environment and must be able to multitask under pressure.
Internship dates and duration
4. The EDG will only employ one intern at any one time. The internship starts on September 17th 2012 and shall last till October 19th 2012 (5 weeks).
Conditions of service
5. According to the prevailing French legislation, asylum seekers are not permitted to seek any form of employment, whether paid or unpaid, including internship.
6. Interns are assigned to work with a supervisor who is responsible for providing him/her with a description of duties and a work plan.
7. Internships with the European Democrat Group are remunerated. The fixed remuneration is €1000 in total for the entire period. Weekend work and overtime (especially during the Assembly week) may be required. No additional payment shall be awarded. Interns are not considered officials or staff members of the Council of Europe. Travel costs arising from travelling at the start of the internship and returning at the end of the internship shall be refunded with a maximum of €250 if the intern comes from within the Schengen-area and €500 if the intern comes from out of the Schengen-area. The European Democrat Group is unable to assist you with acquiring a Schengen visa.
8. Living expenses in France must be covered by the remuneration proposed as outlined in point 7. Any additional costs must be covered by the intern him- or herself or by a sponsoring institution. Interns are themselves responsible for obtaining visas and for finding accommodation. In Strasbourg, interns are provided, upon arrival, with a Council of Europe
access pass and general information about the Council of Europe and PACE.
9. The European Democrat Group nor the Council of Europe accepts any responsibility for costs arising from accidents and/or illness incurred during an internship. Interns must have their own health insurance. In case of illness or other circumstances which might prevent the completion of the internship, interns will inform their supervisor.
10. There is no expectancy of employment at the end of the internship.
11. Interns are expected to work full-time and to carry out the duties assigned to them. They do not accrue annual leave during the period of the internship. Otherwise they are bound by the same duties and obligations as regular staff members; in particular, all confidential and (un)published information obtained during the internship may not be used by interns without the written authorization of the European Democrat Group.
Procedure for applying
12. Applicants should submit the following documentation:
· a covering letter in English stating the reason for applying to the internship programme and how the internship fits in his/her future career goals;
· a detailed curriculum vitae in English;
· a standard passport photograph and a copy of the picture page of the passport.
Please indicate in your application if you have or do not have a valid Schengenvisa for the period September-October 2012.
13. Incomplete applications shall not be considered.
14. Closing date for the application is July 18th 2012. Interviews shall take place in Strasbourg, France (dates TBC but probably 23-24 July). Travel costs to and from the place of interview can not be reimbursed.
15. Due to the large amount of applications, only selected candidates shall be contacted.
Address for applications
Tom VAN DIJCK
European Democrat Group - Council of Europe
Palais - Office 5117
F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex - FRANCE
Or by e-mail : tom.van-dijck@coe.int
Applications are preferably submitted electronically but should not exceed 2MB
Purpose of the internship programme
1. An internship for graduate students is available at the European Democrat Group (EDG), a centre right-wing political group at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
This internship intends to:
a) increase the intern's understanding of current human rights issues at the international level and give them an insight into the work of the Council of Europe and the Parliamentary Assembly (PACE); and
b) provide the EDG with the assistance and contribution of an outstanding graduate.
2. The relationship between the EDG and the intern is one of mutual benefit. He/she is involved, inter alia, in: researching human rights and political issues, drafting analytical papers and reports, providing technical, translation and interpreting servicing of small-scale meetings and general secretarial & administrative support.
Qualifications required
3. The intern shall be selected from graduate students in disciplines related to the work of the Council of Europe. Applicants must have an excellent command of Russian (native level) and a very good level of English. Knowledge of additional languages, in particular French, shall be considered as an asset. The intern must be able to work both independently and as part of a team and possess excellent research-skills. He/she must have proven ability to work in a multicultural working environment and must be able to multitask under pressure.
Internship dates and duration
4. The EDG will only employ one intern at any one time. The internship starts on September 17th 2012 and shall last till October 19th 2012 (5 weeks).
Conditions of service
5. According to the prevailing French legislation, asylum seekers are not permitted to seek any form of employment, whether paid or unpaid, including internship.
6. Interns are assigned to work with a supervisor who is responsible for providing him/her with a description of duties and a work plan.
7. Internships with the European Democrat Group are remunerated. The fixed remuneration is €1000 in total for the entire period. Weekend work and overtime (especially during the Assembly week) may be required. No additional payment shall be awarded. Interns are not considered officials or staff members of the Council of Europe. Travel costs arising from travelling at the start of the internship and returning at the end of the internship shall be refunded with a maximum of €250 if the intern comes from within the Schengen-area and €500 if the intern comes from out of the Schengen-area. The European Democrat Group is unable to assist you with acquiring a Schengen visa.
8. Living expenses in France must be covered by the remuneration proposed as outlined in point 7. Any additional costs must be covered by the intern him- or herself or by a sponsoring institution. Interns are themselves responsible for obtaining visas and for finding accommodation. In Strasbourg, interns are provided, upon arrival, with a Council of Europe
access pass and general information about the Council of Europe and PACE.
9. The European Democrat Group nor the Council of Europe accepts any responsibility for costs arising from accidents and/or illness incurred during an internship. Interns must have their own health insurance. In case of illness or other circumstances which might prevent the completion of the internship, interns will inform their supervisor.
10. There is no expectancy of employment at the end of the internship.
11. Interns are expected to work full-time and to carry out the duties assigned to them. They do not accrue annual leave during the period of the internship. Otherwise they are bound by the same duties and obligations as regular staff members; in particular, all confidential and (un)published information obtained during the internship may not be used by interns without the written authorization of the European Democrat Group.
Procedure for applying
12. Applicants should submit the following documentation:
· a covering letter in English stating the reason for applying to the internship programme and how the internship fits in his/her future career goals;
· a detailed curriculum vitae in English;
· a standard passport photograph and a copy of the picture page of the passport.
Please indicate in your application if you have or do not have a valid Schengenvisa for the period September-October 2012.
13. Incomplete applications shall not be considered.
14. Closing date for the application is July 18th 2012. Interviews shall take place in Strasbourg, France (dates TBC but probably 23-24 July). Travel costs to and from the place of interview can not be reimbursed.
15. Due to the large amount of applications, only selected candidates shall be contacted.
Address for applications
Tom VAN DIJCK
European Democrat Group - Council of Europe
Palais - Office 5117
F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex - FRANCE
Or by e-mail : tom.van-dijck@coe.int
Applications are preferably submitted electronically but should not exceed 2MB
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