The IIAS welcomes researchers from Israel and abroad to present recommendations for an individual cooperation at the IIAS for the 2023-2024 scholastic year. Subjects might cover any exploration region from any discipline and should look to be creative, with the possibility to affect research in the field. A few researchers who team up on a similar undertaking ought to apply independently and state obviously that they wish to cooperate.
Colleagues spend their residency at the IIAS, situated at the Edmond J. Safra Givat Ram grounds of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The IIAS furnishes colleagues with a sustaining and invigorating scholarly climate, just as authoritative help. Colleagues from abroad get a liberal association and financed convenience.
Our assumption is that the individual's residency will bring about imaginative and unique exploration that can be imparted to the global examination local area.
Qualification to Apply
Researchers might be from Israel or abroad and should have a tenured situation with a scholarly exploration organization.
Previous colleagues might apply for an individual association once 10 years have slipped by from the finish of their past term by the start of the scholarly year of their cooperation. This cooperation isn't available to postdoctoral specialists.
Time of Residence
The IIAS scholastic year runs from September 1 to June 30. Residencies are open for either 10 months or 5 months and the proposition ought to contain the mentioned time of residency as per the accompanying choices:
- 10-month residencies starting September 1
- 5-month residencies starting September 1 or February 1
Application and Notification Timeline
Applications are to be submitted online between September 1 – December 1 (12 PM).
In the online structure, the candidate is needed to present the accompanying subtleties:
- Individual data
- A rundown of 4 worldwide specialists in the applicant's field and their contact data
Notwithstanding the abovementioned, the candidate ought to give the accompanying records:
- Letter of Intent (up to 1000 words): depiction of the undertaking and support
- Proficient CV and a full rundown of distributions
The cutoff time to submit applications is December 1, 2021 (12 PM).
The IIAS will notifiy candidates of the IIAS Academic Committee's choices with respect to the chose colleagues by June 30, 2022.
Colleagues from Abroad
Time away from home college
Colleagues are answerable for getting sorted out leaves of nonappearance from their home college or exploration organization for their Fellowship at the IIAS. The Fellow will inform the IIAS no later than a half year before beginning of their time of residency (POR) that the time away has been endorsed.
Advantages and Duties
1. Month to month Stipend
Colleagues from abroad get a month to month allowance of up to $6,000 for each entire month of his/her POR.
Condo lease commitments, utilities and lunch installments will be deducted from the Stipend.
2. Convenience
Colleagues from abroad are qualified for convenience in an unobtrusively outfitted condo in Jerusalem, kept up with by the IIAS, for the POR. Condo size and area are controlled by the Fellow's family size and needs and by the accessibility of IIAS lofts. Condos likewise incorporate essential apparatuses. Wi-Fi administration is accessible in every one of the condos and is viable with all PCs/PDAs. The lofts are guaranteed.
Every Fellow is needed to consent to a rental arrangement with the IIAS upon appearance and pay a store charge of $500. The Fellow is needed to pay the IIAS $500 toward the start of the entire POR towards expenses of utilities of the loft, and a one-time cleaning charge of $200 toward the finish of the POR. Augmentations for condo use can be given at an additional expense, and ought to be talked about with the IIAS.
Colleagues who wish to orchestrate their own convenience (like a rental trade) should initially talk with the IIAS.
3. Participation and Absences
Colleagues should take an interest completely in crafted by the Research Group for the whole term of the POR. This interest incorporates however isn't restricted to going through their functioning day at the IIAS to partake in RG gatherings and courses. Colleagues are relied upon to be available at the IIAS five days seven days, from Sunday to Thursday ("working days").
Every Fellow is qualified for surrenders of nonappearance for to two working days for the entire POR. These days incorporate nonappearances for individual and clinical reasons just as nonattendances to satisfy proficient commitments not identified with the RG (remembering interest for meetings). All costs for these individual, clinical and outside proficient commitments are the monetary obligation of the Fellows and won't be repaid by IIAS.
The Fellow should demand any nonappearance from the IIAS as quickly as time permits from the IIAS. Endorsement by the IIAS for this nonappearance will be conceded on an individual premise. Unapproved nonattendances will bring about allowances from the Fellow's month to month Stipend.
4. Travel Expenses
Colleagues from abroad are qualified for flight repayment (roundtrip economy class) from the air terminal closest the Fellow's home college or exploration establishment to Jerusalem, according to HUJI guidelines.
A mate/accomplice and kids under 18 joining the Fellow for over 80% of his/her POR are qualified for flight repayment too (roundtrip economy class) from the IIAS.
Colleagues from abroad are qualified for repayment, from the IIAS, for the expense of taxi administration from Ben Gurion air terminal to Jerusalem and back (toward the beginning and end of the POR).
5. Transportation Expenses
Colleagues from abroad are qualified for repayment from the IIAS for transportation expenses of examination helps, like books and PCs, as endorsed by the IIAS: up to $500 every way for from the air terminal closest the Fellow's home college or exploration organization in America, Australia, Japan or New Zealand to Jerusalem, and up to $300 every way for Fellows whose home college or examination foundation is in Europe. This sum might be separated into a few shipments to and from Jerusalem.
6. Wellbeing and Personal Belongings Insurance
Colleagues are mentioned to orchestrate health care coverage covering themselves and their families for the length of their Fellowship, and the protection strategy should incorporate inclusion for COVID-19. Harel Insurance organization is suggested by HUJI International Office, and more data about their arrangements can be found here: https://international.huji.ac.il/book/medical coverage. Colleagues are likewise mentioned to orchestrate protection for their own possessions.
7. Visa
As per the directions of the Israeli Ministry of the Interior, Fellows who are not authoritatively on holiday from their home colleges ought to acquire an A2 understudy visa since Israeli visa classifications do exclude a "specialist" classification and a work visa is unimportant without a business representative connection between the IIAS and the Fellows. While at the IIAS you will get a month to month payment (not a compensation), and as an IIAS Fellow, you won't be permitted to work in Israel in any situation outside your IIAS Fellowship. Colleagues on holiday can enter Israel on a vacationer visa that The Hebrew University's International Office will assist them with expanding where important. Kindly note that this understanding is dependent upon the guidelines and guidelines of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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