INRIA, a dynamic environment for young researchers

INRIA affords a first-rate research environment and excellent working conditions for doctoral and post-doctoral researchers in information and communication science and technology.

INRIA, France’s national research organisation specialising in the field of Information and Communication Sciences and Technologies, provides an ideal environment in scientific and human terms for doctoral and post-doctoral researchers. Together with progress in scientific knowledge and technology transfer, training-through-research is one of INRIA’s fundamental tasks.

With a view to promoting research professions in a sector where industrial positions are highly attractive, INRIA gives doctoral and post-doctoral researchers a central role, placing them at the heart of dynamic research activity and providing excellent working terms and conditions.

PhD [PhD positions]		Post-Doctoral researchers [Post-Doctoral positions]
Why join INRIA? Our sites Supervision Project-team set-up Supplementary training International opportunities Salaries and benefits for doctoral students Links to enterprise Training-through-research A guide to doctoral study Rights and obligations of doctoral students Choosing a subject Funding your PhD Registration Our role Main stages of thesis studies Opportunities Testimonials Testimonials by PhD For further information Our partners Useful links The training through research team		Why join INRIA? Our sites Supervision Project-team set-up Supplementary training International opportunities Salaries and benefits for doctoral students Links to enterprise Training-through-research Post-Doctoral researchers Post-Doctoral research Registering for Post-Doctoral studies Funding your Post-Dctoral Choosing a subject Key stages in Post-Doctoral research Prospects Testimonials Testimonials by post-docs For further information Our partners Useful links FAQ The training through research team

Almost a thousand doctoral students

In 2006 :

• 1073 doctoral students were involved in INRIA research projects;
  
• 328 new doctoral students joined the Institute’s project teams;
• 291 thesis vivas were held in the fields of Computer Science, Automatic Control and Scientific Computing following research within the framework of an INRIA research project.

Thanks to the high standard of scientific supervision, INRIA doctoral and post-doctoral researchers move on to a broad range of academic or industrial careers.