Admission requirements
1. Applicants can be nationals, foreigners and stateless persons who:
a) Hold a doctoral degree in Anthropology for more than five years;
b) Have relevant experience in the field of Anthropology and demonstrate scientific autonomy over the last three years, evidenced notably by coordinating projects and/or scientific work.

Remuneration
The gross monthly remuneration corresponds to the 1st bracket, index 220 of the Principal Researcher category governed by private law, on an exclusive basis in accordance with the table attached to the Regulation.

In conformity with the provisions in Article 20 of the Regulation, the selection methods applicable to the competition shall be:
a) Curricular assessment, applied to all the applicants approved on the basis of absolute merit, with a weight of 75% in the final score;
b) Interview, held with the 2 (two) highest ranked applicants in the curricular assessment, but may be of a lower number if the number approved on the basis of absolute merit is lower. The interview has a weight of 25% in the final score.