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NCP - Socio-economic sciences and the humanities

Meet your NCP:
Dr Christa Van Zyl
Human Sciences Research Council
E-mail: sis.ncp@esastap.org.za
Tel: 27 12 302 2014

Assistant NCP:
Carla Pheiffer
Human Sciences Research Council
E-mail: sis.ncp@esastap.org.za
Tel: 27 12 302 2324

Assistant NCP:
Khanya Ledwaba
Human Sciences Research Council
E-mail: sis.ncp@esastap.org.za
Tel: 27 12 302 2017


In the programme focusing on Socio-Economic Sciences and the Humanities (SSH), emphasis is given to the following eight areas:

  1. Growth, employment and competitiveness in a knowledge society:
    (innovation, competitiveness and labour market policies; education and life-long learning; economic structures and productivity)

  2. Combining economic, social and environmental objectives in a European perspective:
    (models within Europe and across the world; economic and social and cohesion across regions; social and economic dimensions of environmental policy)

  3. Major trends in society and their implications:
    (demographic change, reconciling family and work, health and quality of life, youth policies, social exclusion and discrimination)

  4. Europe in the world:
    (trade, migration, poverty, crime, conflict and resolution)

  5. The citizen in the European Union:
    (political participation, citizenship and rights, democracy and accountability, the media, cultural diversity and heritage, religions, attitudes and values)

  6. Socio-economic and scientific indicators:
    (the use and value of indicators in policymaking at macro and micro levels)

  7. Foresight activities:
    (the future implications of global knowledge, migration, ageing, risk and the emerging domains in research and science)

  8. Strategic activities:
    (including research for policy support and international cooperation)

Important topics for research, which are expected to feature in future calls for proposals are described in an overall integrated "Indicative Strategic Research Roadmap" covering the period 2011-2013. View the roadmap

To learn more about the SSH work programme and opportunities for networking and research offered under the programme, see

Important forthcoming events:

Educating Europe - Education Sciences go FP7 and beyond, Brussels - 30/06-01/07/2010

Invitation to SSH researchers and stakeholders to the networking event "SSH Goes Global" - 21/09/2010 hosted by NET4SOCIETY

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