The FCT call for PhD research grants is open until March 31, 2020 (17:00 Lisbon time). 1,350 grants will be awarded.
As part of this competition, an information session will be held for ISEG students on March 9 at 3pm in room 207, floor 2, Francesinhas 2. Free entry.
About the competition
Applications are submitted electronically using the form available at myFCT portal.
Each candidate may submit only one application.
Applications are scored on three evaluation criteria:
i) merit of the candidate (40%); the merit of candidates is assessed on the basis of three sub-criteria: academic record, weighted 50%; personal curriculum, weighted 40%; motivation letter, weighted 10% of the candidate's merit;
ii) merit of the work program (40%);
iii) merit of the reception conditions (20%).
Advisors must be associated with their students' applications during the competition period.
Applicants are required to submit a letter of motivation and two letters of recommendation.
TENDER DOCUMENTS:
- Notice of opening
- Annex I to the Call for Proposals (Evaluation Guide)
- Application Guide
- CIÊNCIAVITAE script
- Rules and Regulations here
- What has changed?
Candidates must upload their Curriculum Vitae (CV) to the CIÊNCIAVITAE platform, duly updated (in this edition of the competition, CVs from the FCT-SIG or DeGóis platforms can no longer be used).
To apply the scores provided for in Table 1 of the Notice of Opening (p. 7) it is necessary to submit, when applying, academic degree certificates specifying the final classification obtained and, if they are foreign degrees, the conversion of classifications to the Portuguese scale.
When both the bachelor's and master's degree certificates obtained abroad are not recognized or the respective final grades have not been converted to the Portuguese grading scale, subcriterion A1 will be given a score of zero (A1 = 0).
To apply the scores provided for in Table 1 of the Notice of Opening the following documents must be submitted as part of the application:
a) Certificate of academic qualifications, specifying the final classification and, if possible, the marks obtained in all subjects taken. In the case of "post-Bologna" courses, you must present your 1st and 2nd cycle certificates or, if it is not a two-year course, your integrated master's certificate. For "pre-Bologna" courses, you must present your bachelor's and master's degree certificates.
b) In the case of academic degrees awarded by foreign higher education institutions, and in order to guarantee the application of the principle of equal treatment for candidates who hold foreign and national academic degrees, it is mandatory to recognize these degrees and convert the respective final classification to the Portuguese classification scale.
The recognition of foreign academic degrees and diplomas, as well as the conversion of the final classification to the Portuguese classification scale, can be requested at any public higher education institution, or at the Directorate-General for Higher Education (DGES, only in the case of automatic recognition).
In this regard, it is suggested that you consult the DGES portal at the following address: http://www.dges.gov.pt.
