Chateaubriand Fellowship Program

Supporting exceptional Israeli researchers with world-class research opportunities in leading French institutions.

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Established in 1988 by the French Government, the Chateaubriand Fellowship Program fosters academic excellence by encouraging mobility and scientific exchange between young Israeli researchers and France's finest research centers. Over the past decades, this flagship initiative has enabled more than 400 Israeli scholars to conduct high-level research in France. As a Chateaubriand fellow, you are more than a grant recipient: you receive a personalized welcome in France and at your host research institution. Fellows enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, including social security coverage, access to university restaurants, assistance with campus accommodation, and dedicated administrative support regarding the visa application process.
High-Level Scientific Research Fellowships This track is designed for outstanding Israeli PhD students and early-career researchers (postdoc) looking to carry out fully funded research stay (4 to 6 months, non-renewable) within a public research laboratory in a national Research organization, French university or engineering school. Whether your goal is to conduct exact sciences research, archival research in humanities, or collaborate with leading European scientists, this fellowship supports your academic ambition.

Meet our most recent alumni

Amir Perez
Amir Perez
PhD candidate | Literature
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Neta Perez
PhD researcher | Art History
Sergey Hazanov
Sergey Hazanov
PhD candidate | Physics
Shira Gottlieb
Shira Gottlieb
PhD | Art History