international relationships

The MESHS' international openness strategy hinges on several objectives:

• To raise awareness about the significance of research internationalisation in HSS among scholars and lecturers-researchers

• To teach researchers how to design and manage European research projects by organising methodology workshops and information sessions about funding opportunities, providing on-line links to key resource people and funding’s information references

• To provide support to principal investigators in building and monitoring European research projects. The MESHS helps them to find the best funding for their project, guides them through the numerous international funding programs and assists them during the building of their international project.

• To promote the scientific quality of projects borne by the MESHS, by organising (or helping to organise) structuring actions of international dimension.

"How to redact a European research proposal" - annual workshop

> 05/10/2021 | Écriture de projets (européens) : What makes a good scientific project proposal ?
> 12/10/2021 | Écriture de projets : impact and outcomes of your research project
> 24/03/2021 | Atelier projets européens - Mars 2021

> 02/10/2020 | Atelier projets européens H2020 - Octobre 2020
> 17/10/2019 | Atelier projets européens H2020 - Octobre 2019
> 26/04/2019 | Atelier projets européens H2020 - Avril 2019
> 21/09/2018 | Atelier projets européens H2020 - Sept 2018
> 06/10/2017 | Ateliers projets européens H2020 - octobre 2017
> 03/02/2017 | Ateliers projets européens H2020 - février 2017
> 27/09/2016 | Ateliers projets européens H2020 - 2016
> 06/11/2015 | Ateliers projets européens H2020 - 2015
> 15 -16/10/2014 | Ateliers projets européens H2020 - 2014

To raise awareness among the HSS community and to form them about European funding programs :
> 24/05/2016 | Presentation of the fund it platform
> 18/05/2017 | Presentation of the fund it platform

“Horizon 2020: Funding Opportunities for the Humanities & Social Sciences” - Information session
> 11/01/2018 | ↩Infoday
> 23/04/2015 | Réunion d'information
> 20/02/2014 | Osons l'Europe !

Meshs’ openness to the world comprises a wide spectrum of activities, from the research projects it hosted and financially supported through the organisation of international events. Some of them are mentioned below:

1.International projects built and hosted at/by the MESHS
> Wage analysis in a globalising environment (WAGE),
> Autodétermination et déficience intellectuelle (I SAID), 2016-2020 (Interreg project)
> Tast'in Fives, coordinated by the City of Lille, 2016-2019 (Urban innovative Action initiative)

2. International projects funded by the MESHS: every year, the MESHS launches its own calls for proposals (“partnerships”, “emerging”, “structuring”). Their purpose is to encourage interdisciplinarity and to boost international collaborations in HSS.
> Deposit of Dissertation Data in Social Sciences and Humanities (D4Humanities), 2017-2019
> L'analyse de la propagande de la Corée du Nord (DPRK) en anglais (ADELP), 2016-2017

International events
> DHnord 2017 - (Dé)construire l'histoire numérique, november 2017
> DHnord 2016 - Humanités numériques: théories, débats, approches critiques, november 2016

Saint-Louis University (Brussels) Partnership
>Le raisonnement en sciences sociales - 2, april 2017
>Le raisonnement en sciences sociales, december 2016

The MESHS can use diverse tools and resources to develop its missions at an international scale

• The fund it platform: "funding and research period abroad in HSS”
• COMUE calls of projets to develop partnerships with european universities
  http://www.cue-lillenorddefrance.fr/?q=recherche-actualites
• The "Visiting Professor" Fund, from ComUE, to be hosted in a local laboratory, for short periods
   http://www.cue-lillenorddefrance.fr/?q=college-doctoral/visitingprofessors
• French - German call of projects in HSS
  http://www.agence-nationale-recherche.fr/financer-votre-projet/appels-ouverts/appel-detail0/appel-a-projets-franco-allemand-en-sciences-humaines-et-sociales-2017/

The horizon2020 website :

• Current call for projects
  http://www.horizon2020.gouv.fr/cid77090/tableau-des-appels-propositions-horizon-2020.html
• ERC Starting and Consolidator Grant calls 2018
  https://erc.europa.eu/content/draft-information-applicants-starting-and-consolidator-grant-calls-2018
• RISE (Research and Innovation Staff Exchange) Grant calls 2018 (for networking opportunities, sharing of knowledge and the skills development of staff members.)
  http://www.horizon2020.gouv.fr/cid110285/appel-2017-research-and-innovation-staff-exchange-rise.html
• COST fund (for organising conferences, meetings, training schools, short scientific exchanges or other networking activities)
  http://www.horizon2020.gouv.fr/pid29790/le-programme-cost.html

MESHS Short-Term Research Fellowships program Humanities & Social Sciences CALL 2022

CALENDAR

Publication of the call for proposals : 1st March, 2022
Application deadline : 31st May 2022
Release of the successful applicants : 11th June 2022
Implementation period : Missions must be carried out between 1st July 2022 and 30th June 2023.
 

PRESENTATION

MESHS Short-Term Fellowships program is a research mobility program financed by the MESHS with the support of “Region Hauts-de-France“.

Short-Term Fellowships program funds research exchanges of up to one month. It targets outstanding experienced researchers from all over the world who seek to engage in research in HSS laboratories, located in Region Hauts-de-France laboratories. Any discipline of the Humanities and Social Sciences is concerned.

Applications are submitted by the local host researchers and the incoming researchers, who wish to be hosted in one of our associated laboratories.

The call for application is now open. Dead-line until 31st May 2022
Application file must be sent by email in a single signed .pdf document at Adresse e-mail