DIAS is a home for fundamental research in Astronomy & Astrophysics, Celtic Studies, Geophysics and Theoretical Physics. We host researchers from all over the world in our Schools.
DIAS also welcomes applications from researchers wishing to apply for external funding, with DIAS as their host research body, where their work aligns with one of our Schools. We will provide the space and facilities for you to develop your research career at Ireland’s only Institute for Advanced Studies, surrounded by the top minds in your field. Enjoy the opportunity to focus 100% on your research.
Identify the funding programme you would like to apply for, noting their requirements and deadlines for expression of interest and application submission.
Contact the relevant School Director or Section head expressing an interest in being hosted by the Section or School. Contact details can be found on the “People” tab of our Schools and Sections on this website. A brief outline of your research plan and up to date CV should be sent. Please copy researchoffice@admin.dias.ie on all correspondence.
You must contact us at least eight weeks in advance of the funding deadline to ensure that we have time to consider your application and assist with submission, where applicable.
DIAS is committed to being a hub of expertise and a gateway for fostering an international learning community in our disciplines. Find out more in our 2018-2024 Strategy Embedded globally, strength locally
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Research Opportunities
DIAS is a home for fundamental research in Astronomy & Astrophysics, Celtic Studies, Geophysics and Theoretical Physics. We host researchers from all over the world in our Schools.
For current funded vacancies, check out our Vacancies page https://www.dias.ie/vacancies/
DIAS also welcomes applications from researchers wishing to apply for external funding, with DIAS as their host research body, where their work aligns with one of our Schools. We will provide the space and facilities for you to develop your research career at Ireland’s only Institute for Advanced Studies, surrounded by the top minds in your field. Enjoy the opportunity to focus 100% on your research.
Funding for research fellowships and other opportunities can be applied for via funding agencies including:
Science Foundation Ireland
Irish Research Council
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
European Research Council
The Royal Society
Please note, this is not an exhaustive list.
Application process:
DIAS is committed to being a hub of expertise and a gateway for fostering an international learning community in our disciplines. Find out more in our 2018-2024 Strategy Embedded globally, strength locally
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