Cambridge Corporate University Postdoctoral Fellowship Program (CCU FELLOWS) aims to expand the number of professors and executives who hold a doctoral degree and would like to become a lifelong fellow of the University and enter the academic life of the institute as Cambridge Corporate University Professors.

The Cambridge Corporate University Postdoctoral Fellowship programme (CCU Fellows)supports incoming postdoctoral researchers at the University. The programme is intended to foster young researchers who demonstrated outstanding scientific excellence in selected fields.

All CCU Fellowship Program graduates hold the Official Status and Title of 'CCUAmbassadors of Goodwill and CCU Fellows, one of the most respected Academic Status and Public Titles in the world.

The programme is hosted by the CPI Institute of graduate studies (CIGS) at CCU and is considered one of the top elite programs at the University.

Each fellow in the programme is given the opportunity to develop as a scholar and independent researcher. Ultimately the programme seeks to position CCU scientists and policy analysts in leadership, teaching, research, public service, and national health policypositions.

Each fellow is associated with a CCU faculty mentor who assists in the transition to an academic career.

CCU faculty member helps the fellowship candidate to

• Develop and structure their research agenda,

• Present their work in scholarly settings, conferences, seminar, and national gatherings,

• Gain experience in publishing papers in peer-reviewed journals,

• Obtain grant and research funding,

• Participate in teaching related to their respective field, and develop their course curriculum.

CCU Fellows participate in other activities designed to involve them fully in the academic community's formal and informal life and public service. The programme also matches the requirements of Senior Executives and Public Officers who plan for a higher career inPublic Service or Politics.

The fellowship programme is intended to support excellence in academic independence; hence priority is given to applicants who propose their own projects. Accordingly, applicants must propose their own research idea or project and submit the proposal aspart of the fellowship application process.

The duration of The CCU Fellowship is two years and cannot be prolonged. The fellowship is competitive, with a limited number of fellowships available each year.

The Fellowship Program's fee at Cambridge Corporate University is CHF 25'000 (only twenty five thousand Swiss francs) per year. Two years years are required to satisfy the program requirements with an average tuition fee cost of CHF50,000. (Only fifty thousand Swiss francs)including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.

Registration fee of CHF200 ( Only two hundred Swiss francs) is payable at the application time.The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.

For more details about the fellowship program, to receive the program brochure and application, please write to the Fellowship Office at:
fellowship@cambridgecu.ch

Financing Your Education - CCU Fellowship Programs

Cambridge Corporate University offers Full Scholarships and Grants for all accepted candidate in the programme cover the entire two years with a total value of CHF50,000 (fifty thousand Swiss francs)

We live in a different world; the arrival of the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Digital Transformation(DT), and the Pandemic experience changed the fundamental roles.

At Cambridge Corporate University, the future is our specialty, and we work hard to forecast, plan and secure a better tomorrow. When you pursue a Fellowship Programme at CCU, you are among the extraordinarily bright minds in the world, and you are one of those who create the future.Our fellowship labs, research workshops, and experience are different, interactive, futuristic, and innovative.

We created a new dimension into the future, and we are working hard to secure a different type of human power that will further reinvent the formula of human capital. At the CCU fellowship program, you will have the opportunity to be part of this new confidential research dimension.

The 'Human Organisation' is the system invented by talented scholars at Cambridge CorporateUniversity, where other power parameters are defined. The system is part of the SUPERHUMAN concept, philosophy, research, tools, and project invented and led by Prof.Dr. Hossam ElShazly, the current CCU President. The system is one of the futuristic tools expected to dominate the next decade of human life and earth experience.

Available information about the system structure, tools, research, projects, and applications is currently limited outside the CCU research domain. However, if you see yourself as a futurist who can attend a mental trip to the new dimension, please write to the project committee atsuperhuman@cambridgecu.ch with your statement of purpose to book a seat in the next meeting exploring the world of SUPERHUMANS.

Selected candidates for the SUPERHUMAN Project who hold PhD degrees will be granted a full scholarship to the Fellowship Programme for the period of two years with a total value of CHF50,000 (fifty thousand Swiss francs)

The Doctoral Research Hub at CCU

The SCSS is one of the primary research and academic hubs that support fellowship candidate sat Cambridge Corporate University. It was established in 2017 in the beautiful city of Lucerne,Switzerland, as a response to the growing demand for scholarly work and research studies in the political, strategic planning, and change management fields.

It also acts as a conflict resolution center that offers a well-crafted academic proposal to bring an end to the political and community conflicts around the world. The center works to develop an outstanding research-hub that gathers thought-leaders, scholars, and professional researchers worldwide to create a new and efficient think-tank. The innovative group offers recommendations and strategies to governments, international bodies, and related institutions interested in the same field of activities and governed by the neutral policy and approach at the SCSS and theCCU.

The SCSS is hosted by the CPI Center of Graduate Studies (CSGS) at the Cambridge CorporateUniversity (CCU) in Switzerland and aims at forming research and collaborative links with academic and research institutions in similar fields worldwide.

Today the SCSS hosts more than 320 distinguished members from leading academic and research institutes worldwide and offers CCU students unlimited research and collaboration opportunities.

The mission of the SCSS is to support research and study activities in different academic disciplines at the University. It also aims to disseminate knowledge and innovation around the world to enhance the quality of life of humans and the creation of a better and safer world.management

The Fellowship Program's fee at Cambridge Corporate University is CHF 25'000 (only twenty five thousand Swiss francs) per year. Two years years are required to satisfy the program requirements with an average tuition fee cost of CHF50,000. (Only fifty thousand Swiss francs)including all study materials, case studies, software, etc.

Registration fee of CHF200 ( Only two hundred Swiss francs) is payable at the application time.The program fee doesn't include housing or an accommodation fee.

For more details about the fellowship program, to receive the program brochure and application, please write to the Fellowship Office at:
fellowship@cambridgecu.ch

Applications for admission to the program should be made to the Cambridge Corporate University Switzerland's Admission Office using the online application form or via writing to the Fellowship Office at:
fellowship@cambridgecu.ch

In addition to the application form, applicants need to arrange for the following documents to be sent to the CCU Registrar Office using the online application form or via email to:

fellowship@cambridgecu.ch

1. Fellowship application

You should either complete the application online or download the application, complete it and send it via email.

2. Recent Curriculum Vitae (CV)

As part of your application to the Fellowship programme at CCU, you should provide theFellowship office with an updated copy of your CV.

3. Valid Passport or Identity Document (ID)

As part of your application to the Fellowship programme at CCU, you should provide theFellowship office with a valid and clear copy of your passport or ID document.

4. Digital Picture

High-resolution formal photo is required for the doctoral ID card, the application form, and theDPP(Digital Profile Photo)

5. Academic Qualifications, Transcripts, Diploma, and Proof of Existing Qualifications

Applicants should send a clear scanned copy of their recent degree, transcripts, and proof of existing qualifications. If your documents are not in English, you must upload a translation carried out by an accredited translator. Please ensure that scanned documents are clear and legible:failure to do so will result in delays in your application's processing. You should also scan the reverse of your transcript if the mark scheme is explained there.

Qualifications in-progress: The transcript or mark sheet must include an up-to-date list of the subjects you have studied and the grades you have obtained in your studies so far. If you are at a university that does not supply transcripts or mark sheets, please ask your academic referees to comment in detail on your study progress. You may submit an application even if you are still awaiting some examination results; however, you must have fully graduated by the time you register at CCU.

Please list each in-progress course's title and credit value that you are currently studying on the application.

Qualifications already awarded: The transcript should include the information above, plus your final overall grade/classification and the date on which your qualification was awarded. You should supply this information for all university-level studies and any transfer programs or exchanges that you have undertaken. If your transcript does not include your final grade/classification and date of award, we will request either a certified copy of your degree certificate or a completed proof of degree form if we make you an offer of admission. Please do not send your original degree certificate, as we cannot return documents to you.

Applicants currently or formerly registered at CCU do not need to supply transcripts of their CCU qualifications as these are generated internally.

6. Two Academic or Professional References

Fellowship Applicant should nominate two suitable referees by providing their contact details in the application. You must ensure that each of your nominated referees submits a reference in support of your application. You should use each referee's academic/official email address when nominating your referees. Once you have completed the References section of your application, your referees will automatically receive a reference request email from CCU asking them to submit their reference via email.

You may submit your application without waiting until we have received your references; as long as you have successfully nominated two referees and completed all other mandatory sections of the application form, you are ready to submit your application.All references must be written or translated into English.

7. CCU Faculty Reference and Confirmation Letter

CCU Faculty letter confirming his support to the applicant and approval to supervise the Fellowship work and research.

8. Fellowship Statement of Purpose (FSP)

Applicants to the CCU Fellowship program should provide their Fellowship Statement of Purpose(FSP) that describes their academic interest in, understanding of, and suitability for that program, as well as the purpose and objectives in undertaking this elite programme.

The fellowship statement of academic purpose is an important part of your application. Selectors are looking for evidence of your academic excellence and suitability and what you can contribute to the program.

Your statement(s) should be typed and no longer than two sides of A4 paper. There is no fixed word limit, but we expect statement(s) to be no longer than 1,000 - 1,500 words.

9. Research Statement/ Proposal

Applicants to the CCU Fellowship programme should submit their research statement with other application documents.

You should state your research topic as accurately as possible. Your research statement/ proposal should address the following questions:

What is your general topic?

What questions do you want to answer?

Fellowship applications that are received without a research proposal that addresses these questions will not be considered. Your proposal should be approximately 1,500 words in length

• Your research proposal must be your own work

• Make sure that each page has your name in the header or footer

• Make sure that you proofread your statement/ proposal before you send it, and make sure that you sent the final corrected version

• Stick to our recommended word limit - the selectors don't have time to read huge documents running too many pages.

10. English Test Score

There is no formal requirement to submit an English Test Score with your doctoral application; however, if the applicant cannot demonstrate fluency in the English language, an IELTS or TOEFL test report will also be required.

11.Payment confirmation of the application fee

to the provided CCU account via bank transfer,PayPal, or Credit-card Under no circumstances should payment card details be sent to CCU by email. Please note that the application fee is not refundable.

A proportion of the application fee income that we receive each year is used to support students scholarship at CCU.

Submitting Your Application

You must submit your application and supporting documents using either the online application form or via email to the Fellowship Office at 

fellowship@cambridgecu.ch

Please make sure that all of your supporting documents are legible and uploaded in one of the following formats: pdf, doc, docx, jpg, png, or gif.

Please remember that it is your responsibility to ensure that your application is complete, including both references, your statement of academic purpose and CV, your transcript(s), the application fee payment confirmation, and, where applicable, GRE/GMAT scores, your research statement/ proposal and/or your sample of written work when applicable. Program selectors will not consider incomplete applications. 

Applications by post should be sent to :

Cambridge Corporate University

The Admission and Registration Office:

Seeburgstrasse 20, 6006 Lucerne, Switzerland

For further information about the program or to receive an application form, please contact the program committee at:

doctoral@cambridgecu.ch

or write to the Registrar Office at CCU via :

registrar@cambridgecu.ch