Overview
IAS UM6P is accepting Spring 2027 residency applications for full-time on-campus research and scholarly work in Ben Guerir, Morocco.
Complete research opportunity details
The IAS UM6P residency provides protected time for research, interdisciplinary exchange and engagement with the institute's academic community. The Spring 2027 session is open now, with selected residents joining between January and July 2027. Residencies may last up to six months. Scientific applicants are expected to hold a PhD and should propose work aligned with IAS programs, chairs or interdisciplinary themes.
Eligibility requirements
Researchers, scholars and artists may apply. A PhD is expected for scientific applicants. Selection considers the candidate's record, proposal quality and originality, feasibility, and fit with IAS UM6P research priorities.
Tips for this research opportunity
Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.
- Match your research background to the project, laboratory, supervisor and required methods rather than applying only from the title.
- Prepare a focused academic CV, transcripts, publications and research statement or proposal when requested by the official call.
- Confirm funding duration, stipend/salary, tuition coverage, start date and eligibility for international applicants.
- Contact a supervisor before applying only when the official instructions recommend or require it.
Verification notes
The official IAS UM6P residency page currently states that Spring 2027 applications are open and links to the official UM6P application form. No application deadline is displayed on the verified page, so deadline fields remain null.
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