Successful applicants will have airfares and accommodation costs covered to enable their participation in a HUI-EU workshop.
Eligibility
To take part in HUI-EU workshops, applicants must meet the following eligibility criteria:
- Be enrolled as a PhD student at one of the HUI-EU partner institutions: any of the eight New Zealand Universities, RMIT (Australia), Gadjah Mada University (Indonesia) or the institutions comprising the European Union Centre in Taiwan, or be enrolled at a nearby university and have links to a partner institution through the institutional contacts listed below;
- Be at the pre-confirmation or immediate post-confirmation stage of their studies;
- Be engaged with any aspect of European Union studies as a topic of their research;
- Not have attended a HUI-EU workshop previously.
Institutional Contacts
Key contacts at our partner institutions:
Institution | Contact | Email Address |
New Zealand Universities | Dr Mathew Doidge Dr Serena Kelly | mathew.doidge@canterbury.ac.nz serena.kelly@canterbury.ac.nz |
RMIT | Prof. Bruce Wilson | bruce.wilson@rmit.edu.au |
Gadjah Mada University | Drs. Muhadi Sugiono | msugiono@ugm.ac.id |
European Union Centre in Taiwan | Prof. Hungdah Su Assoc. Prof. Adrian Rauchfleisch Dr Marc Cheng | ntueutw@ntu.edu.tw marccheng@gmail.com |
To Apply
Before applying, please make certain to familiarise yourself with the Participant Obligations listed here.
Please email your application (compiled into a single PDF document) to both:
Dr Mathew Doidge | mathew.doidge@canterbury.ac.nz |
Dr Serena Kelly | serena.kelly@canterbury.ac.nz |
Your application must include:
- 500 word outline of thesis topic;
- 200 word statement as to why you wish to attend the HUI-EU Workshop, and what you hope to gain from it;
- Clarification of the stage of your PhD at which you are at, and the date you enrolled on the PhD programme;
- Short Curriculum Vitae;
- Contact details of an academic referee/thesis supervisor.
The deadline for applications for the first HUI-EU Workshop on 15-17 February 2023 in Melbourne (Australia) is: 23:00 NZT (17:00 WIB/18:00 CST/21:00 AEDT) on Friday 25th November 2022.



