Thank you for your interest in the Visiting Fellowship Program offered by the Cyprus Interaction Lab (CIL) of the Cyprus University of Technology. The Visiting Fellowship program allows researchers and practitioners in the areas of Educational Technology and Human-Computer Interaction (see thematic areas of CIL research) to be hosted at the CIL Lab and access its facilities and equipment for the purpose of completing a research project. CIL Visiting Fellowships are unpaid fellowships. International applicants are encouraged to apply for external funding (e.g., Intra-European Fellowships for career development (IEF) – Marie Curie Actions and International Incoming Fellowships (IIF) – Marie Curie Actions) The Visiting Fellowship program aims to encourage collaboration between CIL and other Labs around the world. The Visiting Fellowship can take place at any time of the year and its duration can vary from 2 weeks to a year depending on the project and availability of space and equipment. The Fellowship does not cover any costs for accommodation or travelling expenses but can make arrangements with the University to rent a studio nearby at a lower cost.

OVERVIEW 
Duration:
The duration of the Visiting Fellowship can vary from 2 weeks to a year depending on the project and the availability of space and equipment. Benefits – The Visiting Fellow will:
  • Work independently on his/her own project
  • Be able to collaborate with other members of the Lab
  • Be able to use the CIL Lab facilities
  • Be given an office space with computer and internet access
  • Have access to the University Library
Not provided:
  • Housing accommodation is not offered. However, the University has a housing service which can help Visiting Fellows to find appropriate accommodation. Please contact us in case you need any help with accommodation.
  • The Visiting Fellowship does not cover living or travelling expenses
Number of applicants at one time: Up to two visiting fellows per time Eligibility/ Who can apply: The Visiting Fellowship is available to:
  • academics and researchers in the field
  • practitioners in the field
Working languages: English or Greek Application Deadline: The Visiting Fellowship has an open call so we receive applications throughout the year. Please allow one month from the time you send your application to process it and send you a notification of the decision. If for some reason we do not respond within a month, please contact us again. Who to contact: Andri Ioannou, Assistant Professor, Lab Director Research Interests: Learning Technologies, Technology Enhanced Learning, CSCL, Gameful Learning, Digital media and learning Emailandri-AT-cyprusinteractionlab.com Websitehttp://andriioannou.weebly.com/ or Panayiotis Zaphiris, Professor Research Interests: Human-Compute Interaction, Social Computing and Inclusive Design with an emphasis on the design of interactive systems for people with disabilities. Emailpzaphiri-AT-cyprusinteractionlab.com Websitehttp://www.zaphiris.org