Making a Difference in Global Academia

Max Weber Programme for Postdoctoral Studies

Programme

The MWP is the largest international and most innovative postdoctoral programme in the Social Sciences and Humanities in Europe. It offers around 60 fully funded Fellowships.

Activities at a glance

The MWP organizes book roundtables, conferences, lectures, multidisciplinary research workshops and academic practice activities.

People

Meet the Max Weber Fellows (current, visiting and former cohorts) and the MWP Team.

Publications

Take a look at the MWP Books, Articles, Working Papers, Annual Reports, Newsletters and much more.

Interactive Map

Max Weber Alumni Network

The Max Weber Programme is a global programme in the Social Sciences and Humanities.

The interactive Max Weber Alumni Network Map shows former Max Weber Fellows according to their current job position, country, cohort year and departmental affiliation.

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#MyMWPExperience

Hear it from our Max Weber Fellows at the European University Institute

Tamara Popic, Max Weber Fellow, SPS

"In spite of the COVID-19 pandemic and restricted possibilities for academic exchanges, being a Max Weber Fellow in 2020 has helped me to stay grounded in my research and pursue my academic goals."

Tommaso Milani, Max Weber Fellow, HEC

"I believe the programme is wonderfully equipped to make every fellow discover, or rediscover, a fundamental truth: curiosity and passion drive us."

James Lee, Max Weber Fellow, SPS

"The Max Weber lectures and the colloquia organized by the EITW group were particular highlights of the experience [..] I had the opportunity to become part of the European academic community."

Grace Ballor, Max Weber Fellow, HEC

“The MWP provided the ideal institutional environment to transition from a doctoral program to a tenure-track professorship. There is no better place than the EUI's MWP to launch an academic career.”

Vittoria Comacchi, Max Weber Fellow, HEC

"Workshops, book roundtables, writing groups, and inspiring formal and informal conversations with fellows and faculty have broadened my research perspectives and interests."