The Institute for Information Law (IViR) welcomes visiting researchers, including PhD candidates, post-doctoral and senior researchers working in the field of information law and adjacent disciplines, broadly construed.
How to apply
Please send the following documents to visitingscholars-ivir@uva.nl:
- CV including a list of publications
- A motivation letter, including your background and research proposal, suggested timeframe, reasons for choosing IViR, as well as whether you require a formal invitation to travel (e.g., for visa purposes)
- One brief letter of recommendation/reference
The decision will be based on the relevance and quality of the application and is dependent on the availability of working space for the desired period. Applications are reviewed three times per year. In order to be considered for the next review round, please submit your application by the 1st of:
- November
- March
- June
IViR visiting scholars enjoy:
- Access to the University library, containing over four million publications, 12,000 journals and vast online resources
- UvA internet and mail account
- Invitations to participate in all IViR lecture series and other IViR events
- Working space – Note: Own laptop required.
- The opportunity to present their research at IViR seminar series
IViR visiting scholars are expected to:
- Actively engage in IViR activities
- Give a presentation on their research project
- Mention IViR in any publications resulting from or having worked on during their stay
- Follow the faculty regulations, including in any case the regulations on research data management and research integrity
Commitment to diversity
The Institute’s work and community is strengthened by the diversity of our network and our differences in background. We actively seek and welcome visiting scholar applications from people of diverse background and unrepresented groups.
Funding
IViR cannot offer any funding for visiting scholars at the moment. We do encourage interested researchers to apply for a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship and spend it at IViR.
Accommodation in Amsterdam
Prospective visiting scholars should note that the Faculty of Law at the University of Amsterdam cannot provide reserved accommodation nor, due to limited resources, is it in a position to act as agent, or intermediary, in the context of an individual applicant’s search for accommodation.