IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme
Named after pioneer physicist and Nobel Prize laureate Marie Sklodowska-Curie, this program aims to inspire young women to pursue careers in the nuclear field by providing scholarships to female students who are enrolled in Master's programs in relevant fields.
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Value
Selected students are awarded up to 20,000 euros for tuition costs and up to 20,000 euros for living costs for the duration of their Master's program.
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Eligibility
This scholarship is open to:
- Female candidates from IAEA Member States
- Accepted by or enrolled in an accredited university Master's program
- Studying in nuclear related fields relevant to the IAEA's work
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Fields of study
Fields of study include, but are not limited to the following technical areas:
Nuclear Energy
- Nuclear Chemistry
- Nuclear Engineering
- Nuclear Physics
Nuclear Science and Applications
- Isotopic Techniques, applied to Human Health, Food and Agriculture, Biotechnology and Biophotonics, Water Resources,
- Environmental Engineering and Bioengineering
- Medical Radiation Physics
- Nuclear Medicine
- Radiation Oncology/ Radiotherapy
- Radiation Biology
- Synchrotron Radiation and Applications
Nuclear Safety and Security
- Health Physics
- Nuclear Safety
- Nuclear Security
Non-Proliferation
- Arms Control & Disarmament
- Export Control
- Non-Proliferation
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Deadline and how to apply
Those who meet the eligibility criteria are invited to apply using the IAEA MSCFP online application form. The next application call is scheduled to open in mid-July 2023 and will close by end of September 2023. To read more about the programme and eligibility requirements, please visit the link: IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme | IAEA and Information for applicants | IAEA.
