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Global Research Program - Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

15 November 2024, by Online-Dienste

Application Deadline: 4 December 2024

The Global Research Program of our partner university, Universidad Católica de Chile (UC Chile), offers exciting opportunities for Master's and advanced Bachelor's students to support international research projects while gaining valuable practical experience. The program allows for participation on-site, hybrid, or virtually and fosters research and creative projects across various disciplines. Interdisciplinary projects are especially welcome. Participants will collaborate with researchers from UC Chile, aiming to strengthen new, innovative research approaches and enhance global networking.

For more information about the application process and an overview of the thematic areas, please visit this website. If you have any questions, please reach out to Cristián Bonilla(mcbonillam"AT"uc.cl).

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