Ludovika International Talents Program
Ludovika University of Public Service is pleased to announce the launch of the Ludovika International Talents Program (LIT).
The new Program aims to support visiting researchers who embrace the values of the University and are engaged in research in one of the fields of science taught or researched at the University's faculties or research centres. The chosen visiting researchers will be engaged in research activities for three months in one of the fields of study taught or researched at the University's faculties or its research centres. The researcher will conduct an analysis of a public, social, economic or policy issue affecting Hungary or Central Europe and propose solutions to that specific issue. Through their research work, visiting researchers will gain insight into the teaching and research work carried out at our University.
Other primary objectives of the Program is to familiarize researchers with Hungary and Hungarian culture as well as to provide opportunities for them to build their personal and professional network by connecting them with people who influence Hungarian public life.
Through all these experiences, hopefully, they will become goodwill ambassadors for Hungary and Ludovika University of Public Service.
Research activity can be conducted in various fields at our institution: Political Sciences, State and Public Governance, Public Policy, Public Administration; International and European Studies, Public Diplomacy; International Security Studies; Law Enforcement and Police Science; Military Sciences, Military Engineering; Water Sciences and Water Engineering; Water Governance and Water Diplomacy.
Applications shall be submitted to the online application system of the Program until the 31st of October.
Please find the call for applications attached, where you can find all the necessary information. In case you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact our office via lit@uni-nke.hu.
We wish every applicant a successful application!
Ludovika University of Public Service,
Directorate-General for International Affairs
