About Jure

JURE is the network of Junior Researchers of EARLI and dedicated to the interests of all junior researchers in the field of learning and instruction.

The primary aim of our JURE network is to represent and support PhD students on matters that are of interest to them. Furthermore, learning and interaction among junior and senior researchers is a significant goal for JURE.

JURE 2028

Interested in hosting the JURE 2028 Conference?

Hosting the JURE Conference is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your institution, its facilities and local culture to the vibrant international community of early-career researchers.

Submit your bid by email to Alice Cojocaru, EARLI Conference Manager by 22 December 2026.

For more information, please consult our Call for Bids and detailed checklist to assess whether your institution and location would be suitable.

Call for Bids

JURE 2027

21 - 22 August 2027

We are happy to invite all junior researchers of EARLI to present their research at the 31st Pre-conference of the Junior Resarchers of EARLI. We would like to encourage you to submit your research to the JURE conference in order to:

  • Share your research among other researchers
  • Discuss and get useful feedback from international experts in the field of learning and instruction
  • Becoming a part of the network of young researchers in your fields

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MENTORING GRANT

JURE Mentoring Grant 2026

To support a smooth transition from PhD studies to the post-doctoral stage and the early years of an academic career, the EARLI Board of Directors is pleased to announce its annual Mentoring Grant for JURE members. Each year, selected JURE members are given the opportunity to take part in an international mentoring visit lasting 2 to 4 weeks with an experienced scholar in the field of Learning and Instruction. From 2026 onward, the Board will expand this initiative, increasing the number of supported mentees from five to ten per year. The JURE Mentoring Grant provides up to €2.200 to cover travel and accommodation costs related to your mentoring visit.

Applications for the Mentoring Grant 2026 are now closed.
Applicants will be informed about the review results around mid-April.

Not sure yet whether to apply? Head over to the EARLI YouTube channel and hear directly from previous awardees about their experiences.

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Application Form

Application Form

RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT FUND

JURE Research Development Fund 2026

EARLI is delighted to announce its research development scheme for JURE members. The scheme is intended to provide successful applicants with funding to cover activities and items needed to develop research opportunities amongst JURE members. We hope that these contributions will provide additional support to JURE research, boost the quality of the research as well as further develop research culture broadly within EARLI. We would strongly welcome collaborative projects amongst JURE members or activities that would showcase EARLI to new potential members.

The bursary is limited to €1.000 per successful applicant and EARLI will support a total of 10 applicants.

Applications for the Research Development Fund 2026 are now closed.
Applicants will be informed about the review results in the first half of June.

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JURE MEMBERSHIP

JURE membership is aimed at master and PhD students, as well as graduates who have received their doctorate within the last three years.

Being a JURE member allows you to take part in the JURE and EARLI Conferences and meet colleagues from all over Europe. EARLI commits itself to offering junior researchers the opportunity to become actively involved in the association, at a strongly reduced fee (€40 per calendar year).

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JURE CAREER DAY

The annual JURE Career Day offers junior researchers the opportunity to engage with questions about and advice on career building and opportunities beyond your PhD. Through direct, informal interaction with senior researchers as well as a number of workshops focusing on career building and corresponding academic skills, we aim to support junior researchers in their academic endeavours.

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