You can submit your application for the internship programme simultaneously with the PhD programme by sending a CV and a two-page cover letter as follows:(It is recommended to explain in the cover letter why you consider research and professional co-operation in the Central European region important for the countries concerned, and how you could envisage your activities and future career in this field; furthermore how you see your habitual residence in Hungary feasible during the entire duration of the programme (4 years).)The international environment of the CEA grants an outstanding potential for doctoral students who join the internship programme and provides insights into researcher and publication processes throughout various themes of comparative law.
Students of the English-language internship programme gain insights into the activities of professors and researchers of the field of comparative law in Central Europe and support their work through their proactive participation. Interns participate in smaller research activities and get involved in other different activities of the CEA. Within the framework, among other things, the interns can collect literature, contribute to the writing of research reports, write and publish scientific articles, etc. The knowledge acquired during the internship programme will greatly contribute to the candidate’s research and professional progress, and the ability competencies acquired during the PhD programme.
Besides, students have a great opportunity to actively organise and attend international conferences and other scientific events organised by the CEA.
The CEA also provides language learning programmes for students receiving CEA Scholarship and participation in scientific conferences organised by the Academy. These interns also have the opportunity to join foreign programmes, summer schools and further trainings. Hence, the CEA helps PhD students in many ways to publish their scientific results.