Postdoctoral Fellowships

Program Overview:

As a Post-doctoral Fellow at TAU, you will join a diverse international community of exceptional scientists hailing from across the globe. You'll have the opportunity to collaborate with world-renowned scholars who have made significant contributions to various fields, leading top-tier research teams. Our PhD programs offer limitless possibilities for interdisciplinary research, and they are all conducted in English.

Program Length: 1-2 years

Admission Requirements:

Researchers who have been awarded their PhD within the last five years
Those who received the consent of a faculty member, at the rank of senior lecturer or higher (in the normal track), to be an advisor of the post-doctoral training.

Application Deadline: Throughout the year

Tel Aviv University boasts 125 research institutions, 400 labs, and undertakes over 3,500 annual projects, with a dedicated faculty of over 1,000 full-time members. TAU has extensive research affiliations with prestigious academic and scientific organizations worldwide, including more than 150 cooperative agreements with universities in North and South America, Europe, and Asia.

During your time at TAU, you'll establish a valuable network of academic and industry researchers that will serve you throughout your professional journey. Nestled in the vibrant city of Tel Aviv, known as the Non-Stop City, you'll have access to a rich array of cultural offerings, cutting-edge technological startups, and stunning beaches. There's no better place to embark on the next phase of your academic career.

Meet Azrieli scholarship recipient Dr. Boglarka Nyul, whose postdoctoral research focuses on gender-based violence and developing a framework for rape acknowledgment:

Dr. Boglarka Nyul

"The Azrielis are giving so much more than just a scholarship; they give workshops on leadership, on writing, on how to use new methodologies like AI … they really want to prepare us for a later stage of our career, and they really want to create a community."—Dr. Boglarka Nyul