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Nan Tien Institute

231 Nolan St, Unanderra, NSW 2526, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 4272 0648Email: [email protected]: www.nantien.edu.au

Nan Tien Institute Postgraduate Scholarship

Subjects: Applied Buddhist studies and health and socialwellbeingEligibility: Open to Australian domestic students onlyLevel of Study: Graduate, PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: A$13,800.00 covers tuition costs only (not text books,learningmaterials or accommodation) plus research supervisionLength of Study: Up to 3 years from commencement, unlessotherwise agreedFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Nan Tien InstituteCountry of Study: AustraliaApplication Procedure: Complete and submit the applica-tion form, along with your application for admission form bythe closing dateClosing Date: April and DecemberContributor: Nan Tien InstituteAdditional Information: Please check formore information atwww.nantien.edu.au/content/nan-tien-institute-postgraduate-scholarship

For further information contact:

Tel: (61) 4258 0700Email: [email protected]

Nansen Fund

77 Saddlebrook Lane, Houston, TX 77024, United States ofAmerica

Tel: (1) 713 686 3963Fax: (1) 713 680 8255Contact: Fellowships Office

John Dana Archbold Fellowship

Subjects: All subjectsPurpose: To support educational exchange between theUnited States and NorwayEligibility: Eligibility is limited to those aged between 20 and35, in good health, of good character, and citizens of theUnited States of America, who are not recent immigrantsfrom NorwayLevel of Study: Postdoctorate, Postgraduate, ProfessionaldevelopmentType: FellowshipValue: Grants vary, depending on costs and rates ofexchange. The University of Oslo will charge no tuitionand the Nansen Fund will pay up to US$10,000 for supplies,maintenance and travel. The maintenance stipend is suffi-cient to meet expenses in Norway for a single person.Air fare from the United States of America to Norway iscoveredLength of Study: 1 yearFrequency: Every 2 yearsStudy Establishment: The University of OsloCountry of Study: NorwayApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete and sub-mit an application form with references and transcriptsClosing Date: 31 January

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Additional Information: Every other year the Norway-America Association, the sister organisation of the NansenFund, offers fellowships for Norwegian citizens wishing tostudy at a university in the United States of America. Forfurther information please contact The Norway-AmericaAssociation


The Norway-American Association, Drammensveien 20c,0271 Oslo, Norway

Tel: (47) 2 244 7716Fax: (47) 2 244 7716Email: [email protected]

Nanyang Technological University(NTU)

Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Avenue, 639798Singapore

Tel: (65) 6790 4803Fax: (65) 6791 8522Email: [email protected]: www.ntu.edu.sgContact: Director

The Nanyang Business School is one of Asia’s top businessschools. Its flagship programme is the Nanyang MBA, whichhas consistently been ranked one of the top in Asia and isranked in the world top 100 by Economist intelligenceunit, 2005.

Asia Journalism Fellowship

Subjects: The fellowship is awarded in journalism at NTU’sWee Kim Wee School of Communication and InformationEligibility: At least five years of professional journalismexperience, not including student journalism, who are cur-rently working as a journalist. Freelancers are eligible, ifjournalism is their main activity. Applicants should be resid-ing in Asia and should be able to operate in English which isthe working language of the programme. Journalists workingin non-English media are welcomed, but they will have toshow their proficiency in English through a telephone inter-view. Permission is required from their employers to be awayfor the full three months of the FellowshipType: Fellowship

Value: Stipend of Singaporean $1,500 per month for theduration of the three month programme. Travel to and fromSingapore will also be covered. There is no extra funding forspouses and children to visit. Free accommodation is pro-vided in service apartments. Two or three Fellows share oneapartment with kitchen to cook meals. Fellows will haveaccess to the library, computer, internet and athletic facilitiesof the NTU campus. NTU will apply for Training Employ-ment Passes for the Fellows to come to Singapore. Anyvisiting family members must handle their own entry permitapplicationsCountry of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: The mode of applying is electroni-cally (send to [email protected]) or by post. For detailedinformation, please visit the websiteClosing Date: 25 OctoberContributor: Temasek Foundation and Nanyang Technolog-ical UniversityAdditional Information: The Fellowship brings around15 journalists from across Asia to Singapore for threemonths


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Asian Communication Resource Centre (ACRC)Fellowship Award

Subjects: Communication and information research fromAsian perspectivePurpose: To encourage in-depth research, promote coopera-tion and support scholars who wish to pursue research incommunication, information and ICT-related disciplinesin AsiaEligibility: All applicants should possess or be workingtowards a postgraduate degree from a reputable academicinstitution and Applicants should be working on a researchproject in communication, media, information or related areasthat would be able to exploit the materials in the ACRCLevel of Study: Postgraduate, ResearchType: FellowshipsValue: Up to US$1,500 (economy class return air ticket),on-campus accommodation will be provided and weeklyallowance of US$210 will be providedLength of Study: 1–3 monthsFrequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Applicants can download the appli-cation form from the website and send in their completedapplication form along with a copy of their latest curriculumvitaeClosing Date: 1 October

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Tel: (65) 6790 4577Fax: (65) 6791 5214Email: [email protected]

Nanyang Technological University HASSInternational PhD Scholarship (HIPS) forSingaporean Students

Purpose: HIPS aims to encourage outstanding Singaporecitizens and Singapore permanent residents to pursue anacademic career in HASS by supporting their doctoral studiesabroadEligibility: Under HIPS, the successful candidates will beemployed as University staff. They will be granted paid leaveto pursue a sponsored PhD programme in an approved over-seas university or in NTUwith an extended period of researchin an approved overseas partner university. Upon successfulcompletion of the PhD programme, they will be appointed astenure-track Assistant Professors of the UniversityType: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Interested applicants should first getin touch with the relevant School and Division. Send allapplications, through the respective Heads of Divisions/Groups and School Chairs, to: Dean’s Office (or to theDean’s office). Applicants who wish to submit their docu-ments electronically should email their application formand complete dossier to Ms Chan Bee Kwang (email:[email protected])Closing Date: 31 DecemberAdditional Information: All late and/or incomplete applica-tions will not be considered. A check list is included in theapplication package


Email: [email protected]: Seeto Wei Peng

Singapore Education – Sampoerna FoundationMBA in Singapore

Subjects: ManagementPurpose: To help Indonesian citizens below 35 years pursuetheir MBA studiesEligibility: Applicant must be an Indonesian citizen under35 years, hold a local Bachelor’s degree from any disciplinewith a minimum GPA of 3.00 (on a 4.00 scale), havea minimum of 2 year full-time professional work experienceafter the completion of the undergraduate degree, currently

not enroled in graduate or post-graduate program, orobtained a Master’s degree or equivalent; not be a graduatefrom overseas tertiary institutions, unless was on a fullscholarship, not receive other equivalent award or schol-arship offering similar or other benefits at the time of theawardValue: Approx. US$70,000–150,000. This will cover GMATand TOEFL/IELTS reimbursement, university applicationfee, student visa application fee, return airfares from Jakartato the place of study, tuition fees for the duration of study,living allowance to support living costs during period of studyand literature allowance to purchase textbooks required forstudyCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 1 FebruaryAdditional Information: For further information see www.nanyangmba.edu.sg/Admissions/FinancialAid.asp



Singapore International Graduate Award Awardsfor International Students in Singapore

Subjects: Biomedical Sciences and Physical Science andEngineeringPurpose: Introducing a new Singapore International Gradu-ate Award (or SINGA), for international students to dotheir PhD training in a multi-disciplinary environment inSingaporeEligibility: International students with a passion for Scienceand Engineering research, excellent academic qualifications,good reports from academic referees, and fluency in Englishare encouraged to apply for this award. TOEFL, IELTS, andGRE are NOT requiredValue: Stipends – S$2,000 per month (S$24,000 per annum),to be increased to S$2,500 per month (S$30,000 per annum)after passing qualifying examinations; one-time S$1,000settling-in allowance; one-time airfare grant of S$1,500Length of Study: 4 yearsCountry of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: Applicants will need to completeand submit an online application formClosing Date: 31 MayAdditional Information: For more details, please visit thewebsite wedushare.com/opportunity-detail/EXPT54EeMok7Ew4EQ/SINGA-Awards-for-International-Students-in-Singapore,-2019



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Spring Management Development Scholarship(MDS)

Subjects: ManagementPurpose: To nurture the next generation of leaders for thetrailblazing companies of tomorrowEligibility: Those who are currently working in an SME orare interested to join one, are citizens or permanent residentsof Singapore, have less than 5 years of working experienceand successfully apply for one of the approved MBAprogrammesValue: Full-time/Part-timeMBA: SPRINGwill provide grantvalue of up to 70 % of tuition fees, and other related expensesfor full-time MBA scholars up to a maximum qualifying costof $52,000Study Establishment: Nanyang Business SchoolCountry of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: Applicants will have to go througha joint selection process by SPRING and the participatingSME, serve a 3month internship in the SME prior toembarking on the approved MBA course (performance mustbe deemed satisfactory by the SME), and serve a bond of up to2 years in the SME upon completion of studies. For moreinformation on government assistance programmes, pleasecontact the Enterprise One hotline at Tel: (65) 6898 1800 oremail [email protected] or visit their website atwww.spring.gov.sg/mdsClosing Date: See website for detailsContributor: SPRING Singapore and small mediumenterprisesAdditional Information: For more information on govern-ment assistance programmes, please contact the EnterpriseOne hotline at Tel: (65) 6898 1800 or email [email protected] or visit their website at www.spring.gov.sg/mds



The Lien Foundation Scholarship for SocialService Leaders

Subjects: Full-time or part-time local post-graduate studies inmanagement and selected specialist fields at the NationalUniversity of Singapore (NUS) and the Nanyang Technolog-ical University (NTU)Purpose: To provide scholarships to support education andprofessional developmentEligibility: The scholarship is open to candidates with aca-demic excellence, notable performance record and the

potential to take up leadership positions in voluntary welfareorganizationsType: ScholarshipValue: The award includes tuition fees, maintenance allow-ance (for full-time studies), book allowance and any othercompulsory feesCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: For more information on thescholarship do visit the websites www.ncss.org.sg/lien,lienfoundation.org/ScholarshipSSL.htm. For more informa-tion on the scholarship contact Ms Ng Hwee Choon: [email protected] and Ms Pamela Biswas: [email protected] Date: 22 June



Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation

1st Floor, Nirmal Building, Nariman Point, Mumbai, Maha-rashtra 400021, India

Tel: (91) 22 6132 6200Email: [email protected]: Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation

Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation is a non-profit initiative cre-ated to support enterprising individuals and innovativeorganizations.

Narotam Sekhsaria Postgraduate Scholarship

Subjects: The scholarship is awarded in the fields offered bythe universityPurpose: The aim of the scholarship is to help high achievingstudents to pursue postgraduate studies at prestigious Indianand international universitiesEligibility: Applicants must have sufficient knowledge of thelanguage of instruction of the host universityType: Postgraduate scholarshipsValue: The award of scholarship is subject to securingadmissionStudy Establishment: The scholarship is awarded in thefields offered by the universityCountry of Study: IndiaApplication Procedure: Applicants can apply through theregistration process given below the link of scholarship page

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Closing Date: 28 MarchAdditional Information: For more details please seethe website scholarship-positions.com/narotam-sekhsaria-postgraduate-scholarship-indian-students/2017/11/07/



National Academies

500 5th Street NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States ofAmerica

Tel: (1) 202 334 2000Fax: (1) 202 334 1667Email: [email protected]: www.nationalacademies.org

The National Academies perform an unparallelled publicservice by bringing together committees of experts in allareas of scientific and technological endeavour. These expertsserve pro bono to address critical national issues and giveadvice to the federal government and the public.

Christine Mirzayan Science & Technology PolicyGraduate Fellowship Program

Subjects: Science, engineering, medicine, veterinary medi-cine, business and lawPurpose: To engage students in science and technologypolicyEligibility: Graduate students and postdoctoral scholars andthose who have completed graduate studies or postdoctoralresearch within the last 5 years are eligible to applyLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: The stipend for a 10-week program is US$5,300Length of Study: 12 weeksFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: A completed application form mustbe submitted. Application forms are available on the websiteClosing Date: 1 November for the January program, 1 Marchfor the June program, and 1 June for the September program



Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowships

Subjects: Check website for detailsPurpose: To achieve excellence in college and universityteachingEligibility: Open to all citizens or nationals of the UnitedStates regardless of race, national origin, religion, gender,age, disability, or sexual orientation, individuals with evi-dence of superior academic achievement and committed toa career in teaching and research at the college or universitylevel, PhD or ScD degree candidates studying in an eligibleresearch-based discipline at a United States educational insti-tution. Also individuals who have not earned a doctoraldegree at any time, in any fieldLevel of Study: DoctorateType: AwardValue: Stipend: US$25,000 for 1 year. Expenses paid toattend one Conference of Ford Fellows. Access to Ford Fel-low Liaisons, a network of former Ford Fellows who havevolunteered to provide mentoring and support to currentfellowsLength of Study: 9–12 monthsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicants must register and estab-lish a personal user ID and password. Check website forfurther detailsClosing Date: 15 NovemberContributor: The National Research Council


Tel: (1) 202 334 2872Email: [email protected]

Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowships

Subjects: Check website for further detailsPurpose: For achieving excellence in college and universityteaching and to increase the diversity of the nation’s college anduniversity faculties by increasing their ethnic and racial diver-sity, to maximize the educational benefits of diversity, and toincrease the number of professors who can and will use diver-sity as a resource for enriching the education of all studentsEligibility: Open to all citizens or nationals of the UnitedStates regardless of race, national origin, religion, gender,age, disability, or sexual orientation, individuals with evi-dence of superior academic achievement and committed toa career in teaching and research at the college or universitylevel. Individuals should hold a PhD or ScD degree in aneligible research-based field from a United States educationalinstitution

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Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipsValue: One-year Stipend: US$45,000, Employing InstitutionAllowance: US$1,500 and expenses paid to attend one Con-ference of Ford FellowsLength of Study: 9–12 monthsApplication Procedure: Applicants must register and estab-lish a personal user ID and password. Check website forfurther detailsClosing Date: 15 NovemberFunding: Government, FoundationContributor: National Research Council (NRC) on behalf ofthe Ford FoundationAdditional Information: Candidates demonstrating superioracademic achievement according to the judgement panels willbe awarded



Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowships

Subjects: Check website for further detailsPurpose: For achieving excellence in college and universityteaching and increasing the diversity of the nation’s collegeand university faculties to maximize the educational benefitsof diversity, and to increase the number of professors who canuse diversity as a resource for enriching the education of allstudentsEligibility: Open to all citizens or nationals of the UnitedStates regardless of race, national origin, religion, gender,age, disability, or sexual orientation, individuals withevidence of superior academic achievement and commit-ted to a career in teaching and research at the college oruniversity level, should enrol in or planning to enrol in aneligible research-based program leading to a PhD or ScDdegree at a United States educational institution and whohave not earned a doctoral degree at any time, in anyfieldLevel of Study: PredoctorateType: Bursary and scholarshipValue: Annual stipend: US$24,000. Award to the institutionin lieu of tuition and fees: US$2,000. Expenses paid to attendat least one Conference of Ford FellowsLength of Study: 3 yearsApplication Procedure: Applicants must register and estab-lish a personal user ID and password. Check website forfurther detailsClosing Date: 19 November

Funding: Government, FoundationContributor: National Research Council on behalf of theFord FoundationAdditional Information: Predoctoral fellows are required toenrol full-time in a program leading to a PhD or ScD degree inan eligible field of study



Jefferson Science Fellowship

Subjects: Science, technology, and engineering (STE)Purpose: To offset the costs of temporary living quarters inthe Washington, DC areaEligibility: Applicants must be United States citizens andholding a tenured faculty position at a United States degreegranting academic institution of higher learning. For termsand conditions as well as further details log on to the websiteLevel of Study: PostgraduateValue: The Jefferson Science Fellow will be paid a per diemof up to US$50,000 by the United States Department of Stateand US$10,000 will be made available to the Fellow for travelassociated with their assignment(s)Length of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: A complete nomination/applicationpackage consists of nomination/application form in PDF for-mat and in word format; curriculum vitae (limit 10 pages);statements of qualifications (limit 2 pages each); and at least3, and no more than 5, letters of recommendation from peersof the nominee/applicantClosing Date: 14 JanuaryContributor: National Academies supported througha partnership between American philanthropic foundations,the United States STE academic community, professionalscientific societies, and the United States Department ofStateAdditional Information: Applicants should notify theirinstitution while applying and encourage them to initiatea JSF/MOU as described on the website. Incomplete nomina-tion/application packages, or those received after the dead-line, will not be reviewed



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National Energy Technology Laboratory MethaneHydrates Fellowship Program (MHFP)

Subjects: Chemistry (Methane Hydrate)Purpose: To provide postgraduate and postdoctoral candi-dates opportunities for career development, largely of theirown choice in the Methane Hydrates field that are compatiblewith the interests of the sponsoring laboratories and universi-ties, and to contribute thereby to the overall efforts of NETLin their support in the development of Methane HydrateScienceEligibility: Open to candidates holding appropriate priordegree for the level of fellowship they intend to pursue. Anapplicant’s training, professional experience, and researchexperience may be in any appropriate discipline or combina-tion of disciplines required for the proposed project. EachMethane Hydrate Program fellow will be closely affiliatedwith a Research Adviser at the host venueLevel of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Stipend Rates: Master’s Level (Fellow) begins atUS$30,000 with a maximum 2-year tenure, PhD Level(Fellow) begins at US$35,000 with a maximum 3-year tenureand Postdoctoral Level (Research Associate) begins atUS$60,000 with a maximum 2-year tenureLength of Study: 3 yearsApplication Procedure:Application must be submitted onlyin hard copy and sent by express delivery to the AssociateshipPrograms office. After completing the WebRAP application,you must also mail your supporting documents (transcriptsand references) to the same addressClosing Date: 1 February and 15 AugustAdditional Information: Please check the website for fur-ther details. Please direct all Application inquiries directly tothe Research Associateship Programs at [email protected] or byphone at 202 334 2760


Tel: (1) 202 334 2707Email: [email protected]: Dr Eric O Basques, Research Adviser

National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration (NASA)

NASA Headquarters, Suite 5R30, Washington, DC 20546,United States of America

Tel: (1) 202 358 0001Fax: (1) 202 358 4338

Email: [email protected]: www.nasa.govContact: Public Communications Office

Hubble Fellowships for Postdoctoral Scientists

Purpose: The Hubble Fellowship Program provides anopportunity for highly qualified recent postdoctoral scien-tists to conduct independent research that is broadly relatedto the NASA Cosmic Origins scientific goals as addressedby any of the missions in that program: the Hubble SpaceTelescope, Spitzer Space Telescope, Stratospheric Observa-tory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), the Herschel SpaceObservatory, and the James Webb Space Telescope. Theresearch will be carried out at United States Host Institutionschosen by each FellowEligibility: Applicants must have received a PhD or equiva-lent doctoral-level research degree in astronomy, physics, ora related discipline on or after 1 January (previous year).Graduate-student awardees who have not yet received theirdoctoral degree at the time of application must present evi-dence of having completed all requirements for the degreebefore commencing their Fellowships. Hubble Fellowshipsare open to citizens of the United States and to English-speaking citizens of other countries. Qualified applicantswill receive consideration without regard to race, creed,color, age, gender, or national origin. Women and membersof minority groups are strongly encouraged to apply. Incom-plete applications and/or applications received after the dead-line will not be consideredType: FellowshipValue: An annual stipend of approx. US$67,000 plus bene-fits, and an additional allowance of US$16,000 per year fortravel and other research costs. Funding will be providedinitially for the first year of the Fellowship. Renewals for thesecond and third years will depend on annual performancereviewsLength of Study: Up to 3 yearsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaClosing Date: 6 NovemberAdditional Information: The Hubble Fellowship Program isadministered for NASA by the Space Telescope ScienceInstitute (STScI), operated by the Association of Universitiesfor Research in Astronomy, Inc., working in cooperation withastronomical institutions throughout the United States.Awards will be made to support each Hubble Fellow througha designated Host Institution



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National Air and Space Museum(NASM), Smithsonian Institution

600 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 20560, UnitedStates of America

Tel: (1) 202 633 2471Fax: (1) 202 786 2566Email: [email protected]: www.nasm.si.edu

The Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and SpaceMuseum (NASM) maintains the largest collection of historicair and spacecraft in the world. It is also a vital centre forresearch into the history, science and technology of aviationand space flight.

Charles A Lindbergh Chair in Aerospace History

Subjects: Aerospace historyPurpose: To support senior scholars who are at work on, oranticipate being at work on, books on aerospace historyEligibility: There are no eligibility restrictionsLevel of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipValue: US$1,00,000Length of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Smithsonian InstitutionCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete anapplication formClosing Date: 15 JanuaryFunding: PrivateContributor: Smithsonian restricted funds


Email: [email protected]: Colette Williams, Fellowship Co-ordinator

National Air and Space Museum Aviation/SpaceWriters Award

Subjects: AerospacePurpose: To support research towards publication on aero-space topicsEligibility: There are no eligibility restrictions

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: AwardValue: US$5,000Frequency: Every 2 yearsApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit four col-lated copies of their application, consisting of the following:(1) an application cover sheet; (2) a maximum two-page,single-spaced proposal stating the subject of their researchand publication goals; (3) a one- to two-page curriculumvitae; and (4) a one-page detailed budget. The applicationcover sheet can be obtained online or by writing to theFellowship Co-ordinatorFunding: Private

Postdoctoral Earth and Planetary SciencesFellowship

Subjects: Earth and geological sciences, geology, geophysicsPurpose: To support scientific researchLevel of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Stipend, compatible with National Research CouncilAwardsLength of Study: 1 or more yearsFrequency: Dependent on funds availableStudy Establishment: NASMCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete anapplication formClosing Date: 15 JanuaryFunding: PrivateContributor: Smithsonian restricted funds

National Association for CoreCurriculum, Inc.

1640 Franklin Avenue, Suite 104, Kent, OH 44240-4324,United States of America

Tel: (1) 330 677 5008Fax: (1) 330 677 5008Email: [email protected]: Dr Gordon F Vars, Executive Secretary &

Treasurer

The National Association for Core Curriculum, Inc. has pro-moted integrative person centred education at all levelssince 1953.

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Bossing-Edwards Research Scholarship Award

Subjects: Research on interdisciplinary approaches to educa-tion, with special emphasis on core curriculumPurpose: To encourage research on core curriculumand other interdisciplinary or integrative approaches toeducationEligibility: Open to individuals who have previously beena core teacher for at least one year, and have been accepted ona graduate programme leading to a Master’s, specialist’s ordoctor’s degree at a university that has adequate resources forresearch in core curriculumLevel of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Up to US$300Frequency: Dependent on funds availableStudy Establishment: An appropriate institutionCountry of Study: United States of AmericaNo. of awards offered: 5Application Procedure: Applicants should writeexplaining intended research and how they meet the criteriaof eligibilityClosing Date: 19 AprilNo. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 5



National Association for Gifed Children

Davis Scholarship

Purpose: Lewis & Clark is pleased to announce its continu-ing commitment to the Davis United World College (UWC)Scholars program for the academic yearLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: US$20,000Length of Study: 4 yearFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 15 FebruaryFunding: Foundation


Associate Dean of Students, Lewis & Clark College, 0615SW Palatine Hill Road, Portland, OR 97219, United States ofAmerica


Distinguished Scholarship

Purpose: The National Association for Gifted Children(NAGC) annually presents the Distinguished Scholar Awardto an individual who has made significant contributions to thefield of knowledge regarding the education of gifted andtalented individuals. This individual should havea continued record of distinguished scholarship and contribu-tions to the field of gifted education for more than 10 years,and must show a record of ongoing scholarly productivity asrecognized by experts in the fieldEligibility: 1. Evidence of research in the field of giftedand talented. 2. Evidence that the contributions reflecta continuous and noted record of involvement in the fieldof gifted and talented education. 3. Evidence of recogni-tion by peers of the importance of the above-mentionedcontributionsLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: US$30,000Length of Study: 4 yearFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 1 FebruaryFunding: Foundation

Goodrich Scholarship Program

Purpose: Goodrich students establish a dynamic presence oncampus. They come hungry, ready to learn and eager to jointhe UNO community. Many recipients are the first in theirfamilies to attend college. They come from underrepresentedpopulations and have earned an opportunity to continue theireducationLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryFunding: Foundation


UNO Campus, 6001 Dodge Street, CPACS 123, OmahaNebraska, NE 68182, United States of America


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Paul Beck Memorial Scholarship

Purpose: The Faculty Senate of the University of NebraskaOmaha (UNO) has sponsored scholarships for students since1970 when Paul L. Beck, a long-time member of the HistoryDepartment, urged faculty and staff to go beyond the class-room to assist capable students in their educational pursuitsat UNOEligibility: 1. Applications must include a one page letterdescribing how this scholarship will help further your edu-cational needs. 2. Applications must include a letter ofsupport from a UNO faculty member. This letter must besent directly to the Faculty Senate office by the facultymember. 3. No application will be considered unless alldocuments listed above are on file in the Faculty Senateoffice by the deadline. 4. Only one application/categoryper student is permittedLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: US$1,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 2 FebruaryFunding: Foundation


The Faculty Senate, University of Nebraska at Omaha, ASH105, 6001 Dodge St., Omaha Nebraska, NE 68182, UnitedStates of America


University of Nebraska Omaha Women’s ClubScholarships

Purpose: A portion of the UNOWC treasury funds are trans-ferred each year to the scholarship fund, as are memorials.Our Annual Membership Fundraiser Dinner gives membersa chance to contribute individually and to meet the scholar-ship winners. These and other projects, carried out over theyears with a lot of work and dedication from many members,continue to increase the UNOWC Scholarship FundsLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: US$100Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 31 MayFunding: Foundation


Gina Pearson/Elaine Allen, University of Nebraska Founda-tion, 2285 S. 67th St., Ste 200, Omaha Nebraska, NE 68106,United States of America


National Association of Teachers ofSinging (NATS)

9957 Moorings Drive, Suite 401, Jacksonville, FL 32257,United States of America

Tel: (1) 904 992 9101; Toll Free: 888 262 2065Fax: (1) 904 262 2587Email: [email protected]: www.nats.org

The National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) isnow the largest association of teachers of singing in the world.NATS offers a variety of lifelong learning experiences to itsmembers, such as workshops, intern programmes, masterclasses, and conferences, all beginning at the chapter leveland progressing to national events.

National Association of Teachers of Singing ArtSong Competition Award

Subjects: SingingPurpose: To stimulate the creation of quality vocal literaturethrough the cooperation of singer and composerEligibility:Open to any composer whose submitted work isa song cycle, group of songs, or extended single song ofapproximately 15 minutes in length (13–17 minutes accept-able); for single voice and piano; to a text written inEnglish, for which the composer has secured copyrightclearance (only text setting permission necessary); com-posed within the last 2 years, and who pays the competitionentry feeType: Cash prizeValue: US$2,000 plus the composer’s expenses (US$500airfare reimbursement plus hotel) and US$1,000, 2nd placeStudy Establishment: Valdosta State UniversityCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: check the website for furtherdetailsClosing Date: 1 December

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Department of Music, Valdosta State University, 1500N. Patterson Street, Valdosta, GA 31602, United States ofAmerica

Email: [email protected]: Dr Carol Mikkelsen

National Breast Cancer Foundation(NBCF)

Level 9, 50 Pitt St, Sydney 2000, GPO Box 4129, Sydney,NSW 2001, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 8098 4800Fax: (61) 2 8098 4801Email: [email protected]: www.nbcf.org.au

The ultimate goal of the National Breast Cancer Foundation(NBCF) is to raise enough money to fund a cure for breastcancer. The NBCF supports and promotes research into breastcancer, facilitates consumer participation in all aspects of theirwork, acts as an advocate for breast cancer research, andprovides opportunities for all Australians to contribute tobreast cancer research.

National Breast Cancer Foundation DoctoralScholarship

Subjects: All disciplines of breast cancer researchPurpose: To provide outstanding graduates with a stronginterest in breast cancer research with an opportunity to pur-sue full-time PhD studies at an Australian UniversityEligibility: Open to applicants who are permanent residentsof AustraliaLevel of Study: Doctorate, Postgraduate, ResearchType: ScholarshipValue: Scholars will receive a stipend of approx. A$33,240Length of Study: 3 yearsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 15Application Procedure: The applications are judged underpeer review by experts in the field for their scientific merit andcontribution to either new knowledge or building on existingknowledge of breast cancer

Closing Date: See websiteFunding: FoundationContributor: Australian community and corporate fundingNo. of awards given last year: 4No. of applicants last year: 15


Email: [email protected]: Lhan Gannon

Novel Concept Awards

Subjects: Oncology (Breast cancer research) and other novelideas into Breast Cancer researchPurpose: To provide investigators with the opportunity topursue serendipitous observations and explore new, innova-tive, and untested ideasEligibility: Open to applicants undertaking research in theentire continuum of breast cancer research. Residing inAustralia throughout the funding period. Must meet all eligi-bility criteria outlined in guidelines and application form.Please check at www.nbcf.org.auLevel of Study: UnrestrictedType: Research grantValue: Maximum value of A$100,000 per grant per yearLength of Study: 1–2 yearsCountry of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 35Application Procedure: Please contact the Research Admin-istrator or check the website for further detailsClosing Date: 20 JuneFunding: Foundation, TrustsContributor: NBCF, Australian Community and CorporateNo. of awards given last year: 12No. of applicants last year: 35Additional Information: Each year NBCF board will decidewhen to call for application and closing dates in late February

Pilot Study Grants

Subjects: Oncology (breast cancer research)Purpose: To financially assist investigators to obtain prelim-inary data regarding methodology, effect sizes and possiblefindings relating to new research ideas relevant to breastcancerEligibility: Applicants must be Australian citizens, or begraduates from overseas with permanent Australian residentstatus, must reside in Australia throughout the funding periodand not under bond to any foreign government

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Level of Study: Research, UnrestrictedType: GrantValue: A maximum of A$100,000 for up to 2 yearsLength of Study: Up to 2 yearsFrequency: Every 2 yearsCountry of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 76Application Procedure: Check website for further detailsClosing Date: 10 MayFunding: FoundationContributor: Australian Community and CorporateNo. of awards given last year: 3No. of applicants last year: 76Additional Information: NBCF Board will decide whetherto offer this grant scheme again when they meet annual in lateFebruary



National Bureau of Asian Research(NBR)

1414 NE 42nd Street, Suite 300, Seattle, WA 98105, UnitedStates of America

Tel: (1) 206 632 7370Fax: (1) 206 632 7487Email: [email protected]: www.nbr.orgContact: George F Russell

NBR is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research institution dedicatedto informing and strengthening policy. NBR conductsadvanced research on politics and security, economics andtrade, and health and societal issues, with emphasis on thoseof interest to the United States.

The Next Generation: Leadership in Asian AffairsFellowship

Subjects: China’s energy insecurity, military modernizationin Asia, early health policy, central Asia’s changing geopol-itics, globalization or Chinese economic development, trendsin Islamic education in South Asia, China–Southeast Asiarelations

Purpose: To further the professional development of Asianspecialists in the year just after the completion of their Mas-ter’s degreeEligibility: Open to citizens or permanent residents of theUnited States who have obtained a Master’s degreeLevel of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipsValue: Each fellow will receive a US$32,500 fellowshipaward (with benefits), as well as a reimbursement for somerelocation expensesLength of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Candidates must submit an onlinecover letter, curriculum vitae, 750 word essay stating thepurpose of applying and 3 written referencesClosing Date: 15 JanuaryFunding: Government, Corporation, FoundationNo. of awards given last year: 3



National Cattleman Foundation

Continuing Medical Education Beef IndustryScholarship

Purpose: Sponsored by CME Group & the NationalCattlemen’s Foundation, ten (10) scholarships of US$1,500will be awarded to outstanding students who are pursuingcareers in the beef industryEligibility: Must be enrolled as an undergraduate student ina two or four-year institution of higher education for the entireupcoming academic year. Proof of enrollment as a full-timestudent will be required to receive the scholarship money;1. Write a one-page letter expressing/indicating your futurecareer goals related to the beef industry. 2. Write an essay of750 words or less describing an issue confronting the beefindustry and offer your solution. 3. Obtain two (2) letters ofreference from current or former instructors or industry pro-fessionals. 4. Applications must contain the Beef Industryscholarship cover pageLevel of Study: GraduateType: ScholarshipLength of Study: 2- 4 yearsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America and Europe

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National Education Association (NEA)Foundation

1201 16th Street, NorthWest, Washington, DC 20036, UnitedStates of America

Tel: (1) 202 822 7840Fax: (1) 202 822 7779Email: [email protected]: www.neafoundation.org

The NEA Foundation offers programs and grants that supportpublic school educators’ efforts to close the achievementgaps, increase student achievement, salute excellence in edu-cation and provide professional development.

Student Achievement Grants

Subjects: All subjectsPurpose: To promote collaborative, innovative ideas thatlead to student achievement of high standardsEligibility: Open to teams of two or more practising UnitedStates public school teachers in grades K–12, public schooleducation support personnel, public higher education facultyand staff. Preference will be given to National EducationAssociation members, and to educators who serve economi-cally disadvantaged and/or underserved studentsLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: GrantValue: US$2,000 and US$5,000Length of Study: 12 monthsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicants must consult the organi-zation for detailsClosing Date: 1 February, 1 June, and 15 October



National Endowment for theHumanities (NEH)

Division of Research, Room 318, 1100 Pennsylvania AvenueNorth West, Washington, DC 20506, United States of America

Tel: (1) 202 606 8400Fax: (1) 202 606 8204Email: [email protected]: www.neh.govContact: Programme Officer

National Endowment for the Humanities’ (NEH) ResearchDivision facilitates research and original scholarship in thehumanities through grants to universities, centres foradvanced study and individual scholars. NEH uses the fol-lowing definition of the humanities: ‘The humanitiesinclude, but are not limited to, language, both modern andclassical, linguistics, literature, history, jurisprudence, phi-losophy, archaeology, comparative religion, ethics, the his-tory, criticism and theory of the arts, aspects of socialsciences which have humanistic content and employhumanistic methods, and the study and application of thehumanities to the human environment with particular attentionto reflecting our diverse heritage, traditions and history and tothe relevance of the humanities to the current conditions ofnational life’.

National Endowment for the HumanitiesFellowships

Subjects: Projects which may contribute to scholarly knowl-edge, to the conception and substance of individual courses inthe humanities, or to the general public’s understanding of thehumanities. Projects may address broad topics or consist ofstudy and research in a specialised fieldPurpose: To provide support for full-time research on pro-jects that can be completed during the tenure of the award, aswell as for work that is part of a long-term endeavour.Recipients usually produce scholarly articles, monographson specialised subjects, books on broad topics, archaeolog-ical site reports, translations, editions or other scholarlytools

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Eligibility: Open to faculty or staff members of colleges oruniversities, or of primary or secondary schools, or indepen-dent scholars or writersLevel of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: US$24,000 for six–eight month tenure and US$40,000 for 9–12 month tenureLength of Study: VariesFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: OtherApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete and sub-mit an application form. Guidelines and application forms areposted on the NEH websiteClosing Date: 1 MayFunding: Government



National Foundation for InfectiousDiseases (NFID)

7201 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 750, Bethesda, MD 20814,United States of America

Tel: (1) 301 656 0003Fax: (1) 301 907 0878Email: [email protected]: www.nfid.org

The National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) isa non-profit, non-governmental organization whose missionis public and professional education and promotion of researchon the causes, treatment and prevention of infectious diseases.

National Foundation for Infectious DiseasesPostdoctoral Fellowship in Nosocomial InfectionResearch and Training

Subjects: Health and medical sciencesPurpose: To encourage a qualified physician researcher tobecome a specialist and investigator in the field of nosocomialinfectionsEligibility: Open to citizens of the United StatesLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: US$40,000Frequency: Annual

Country of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit their appli-cation form and curriculum vitaeClosing Date: 6 JanuaryAdditional Information: Contact Grants Manager. Prioritywill be given to Fellows in or entering into infectious diseasestraining



National Health and Medical ResearchCouncil (NHMRC)

NHMRC, GPO Box 1421, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 6217 9000Fax: (61) 2 6217 9100Email: [email protected]: www.nhmrc.gov.auContact: Executive Director

The National Health and Medical Research Council(NHMRC) (Australia) consolidates within a single nationalorganization the often independent functions of researchfunding and development of advice. One of its strengths isthat it brings together and draws upon the resources of allcomponents of the health system, including governments,medical practitioners, nurses and allied health professionals,researchers, teaching and research institutions, public andprivate programme managers, service administrators, com-munity health organizations, social health researchers andconsumers.

National Health and Medical Research CouncilEquipment Grants

Subjects: All fields of medicine and dentistryPurpose: To provide funding support for the purchase ofitems of equipment required for biomedical researchEligibility: Open to individuals, groups or institutions whichare normally eligible for NHMRC support. Grants will bemade on the basis of scientific merit, taking into considerationfactors including whether the applicants hold NHMRCgrants, the institutional ranking of the application, and insti-tutional or regional availability of major equipmentLevel of Study: UnrestrictedType: Grant

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Value: A$10,000 to cover the cost of equipment in excess ofFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: AustraliaApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete anapplication formClosing Date: Please contact the organisationFunding: Government


MDP 33, Project Grants Office, GPO Box 9848, Canberra,ACT 2601, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 6289 8278Fax: (61) 2 6289 8617Email: [email protected]: Equipment Grants Officer

National Health and Medical Research CouncilPublic Health Travelling Fellowships

Subjects: Public health, defined as the organised response bysociety to the need to protect and promote the people’s healthPurpose: To enable Fellows to make postgraduate study toursabroad or within Australia, which relate to their work andspeciality and which will be of benefit to public health inAustraliaEligibility: Open to all personnel working in the field ofpublic health, who are suitably qualified at a level appropri-ate for fulfilment of the objectives of the study and forimplementation of its benefits. The applicant may beemployed in government or industry, or may be self-employed. Preference will be given to those applicantswho would not normally, in the course of their employment,have the opportunity, as part of their normal duties, foroverseas travel and experienceLevel of Study: UnrestrictedType: OtherValue: Not exceeding A$19,700, plus an agreed annualallowance to cover cost increasesLength of Study: 2–12 monthsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryNo. of awards offered: 18Application Procedure: Please write for detailsClosing Date: 31 JulyFunding: GovernmentNo. of awards given last year: 8No. of applicants last year: 18Additional Information: Preference will be given to publichealth practitioners


Secretariat & Training Awards, GPO Box 9848, Canberra,ACT 2601, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 6289 7945Fax: (61) 2 6289 6957Email: [email protected]: Mr Trevor Lord

National Health and Medical Research CouncilResearch Project Grants

Subjects: All fields of medicine and dentistryPurpose: To provide support for work on problems which arelikely to be capable of solution in a reasonably short periodof timeEligibility: Open to Australian researchers onlyLevel of Study: UnrestrictedType: GrantValue: To cover salary, equipment, maintenance and otherspecific expensesFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 1,299Application Procedure: Applicants must complete anapplication formClosing Date: 6 MarchFunding: GovernmentNo. of awards given last year: 406No. of applicants last year: 1,299


Project Grants Office, GPO Box 9848, Canberra, ACT 2601,Australia


R Douglas Wright Awards

Subjects: All fields of health and medical researchPurpose: To provide outstanding researchers at an early stagein their career with an opportunity for independent researchtogether with improved securityEligibility: Open to applicants who have completed postdoc-toral research training or have equivalent experience, and areseeking to establish themselves in a career in medical researchin AustraliaLevel of Study: Postdoctorate, Professional development

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Type: AwardValue: Salary in the range of Senior Research Officer Level1 to Senior Research Officer Level 4, with annual increments,plus an allowance of A$10,000 per yearLength of Study: 4 yearsFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Australian research institutionsCountry of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 43Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an appli-cation form, available from Ms H MurrayClosing Date: 30 AprilFunding: GovernmentNo. of awards given last year: 6No. of applicants last year: 43


Fellowships Unit - Mail Drop Point, 33GPO Box 9848,Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 6289 5034Fax: (61) 2 6289 1329Email: [email protected]: Ms H Murray

Targeted Call for Research into Healthy Ageing ofAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples

Subjects: This TCR follows a public call for research prior-ities in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health conductedPurpose: The aim of implementing this call is to providefunding for rigorous, culturally-informed research intoimproving the health and experiences of ageing in olderAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Quality evi-dence generated from research will allow for better planning,funding and implementation of policies and services toachieve and support healthy ageing for Aboriginal and TorresStrait Islander peoplesEligibility: Applications for NHMRC funding are subject tothe general eligibility requirements set out in the NHMRCFunding Rules. Additional eligibility requirements are inscheme-specific funding rules. Institutions must be anNHMRC approved Administering Institution to be eligible toreceive and administer NHMRC funding - refer to theNHMRCwebsite for a list of approved Administering InstitutionsLevel of Study: GraduateType: GrantValue: Total value available is A$5,000,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any country

Application Procedure: Official website to apply electroni-cally for the grant application is www.nhmrc.gov.au/grants-funding-administering-grantsClosing Date: 15 AugustFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: Applications must be submittedelectronically using NHMRC’s online Research Grants Man-agement System (RGMS). Official link for the following grantis www.nhmrc.gov.au/grants-funding-administering-grants



National Institute for Health and CareExcellence (NICE)

Level 1A, City Tower, Piccadilly Plaza, M1 4BT,Manchester,United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 300 323 0140Fax: (44) 300 323 0149Website: www.nice.org.uk

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)provides national guidance and advice to improve health andsocial care. NICE was originally set up in 1999 as theNational Institute for Clinical Excellence, a special healthauthority, to reduce variation in the availability and qualityof NHS treatments and care.

National Institute for Health and Care ExcellenceScholarships

Subjects: NICE Foundation is the Educational Trust formedby intellectual and industries veteran with vision to preparethe next generations by providing excellent learning frame-work that prepares student to compute in a diverse worldmarketPurpose: NICE Scholarships are one-year opportunities forqualified health and social care professionals to find out aboutthe inner workings of NICE and undertake a supportedimprovement project, related to NICE guidance, within theirlocal organizationEligibility: NICE Scholarships are typically awarded to spe-cialist registrars, senior nurses, pharmacists and allied healthprofessionals, service improvement leads, public health andsocial care specialists and health service managers. In addi-tion to their project-based activities, NICE Scholars are

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expected to act as local ambassadors for clinical and publichealth and social care excellence; promote the principles andthe recommendations of NICE guidance-through teachingactivities, for exampleType: ScholarshipValue: NICE Scholars are supported in their project viaa series of workshops, access to a very experienced seniormentor and contact with the expert teams at NICE. NICEScholars are not paid. NICE will, however, meet all reason-able expenses (e.g. travel, accommodation) incurred in thecourse of carrying out Scholarship activitiesLength of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United KingdomApplication Procedure: The mode of applying is by postClosing Date: 1 NovemberAdditional Information: Scholars are expected to devoteapproximately 7.5 hours per week to their Scholarship pro-ject. For detailed information, visit www.nice.org.uk/getinvolved/nice_fellows_and_scholars/scholars/NICEScholarships.jsp

National Institute of General MedicalSciences (NIGMS)

45 Center Drive, MSC 6200, Bethesda, MD 20892-6200,United States of America

Tel: (1) 301 496 7301Fax: (1) 301 402 0224Email: [email protected]: www.nigms.nih.govContact: Ms Jilliene Drayton, Information Development

Specialist

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences(NIGMS) is one of the National Institutes of Health (NIH),the principal biomedical research agency of the UnitedStates Federal Government. NIGMS supports basic researchthat increases understanding of biological processes andlays the foundation for advances in disease diagnosis, treat-ment, and prevention.

National Institute of General Medical SciencesResearch Project Grants (R01)

Subjects: Biomedical sciencesPurpose: To support a discrete project related to the investi-gator’s area of interest and competence

Eligibility: Research project grants may be awarded tononprofit organizations and institutions; governmentsand their agencies; occasionally, though rarely, to indi-viduals who have access to adequate facilities andresources for conducting the research; and to profit-making organizations. Foreign institutions and interna-tional organizations are also eligible to apply for thesegrantsLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: GrantValue: These grants may provide funds for reasonable costsof the research activity, as well as for salaries, equipment,supplies, travel and other related expensesFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicants must contact the Officeof Extramural Outreach for detailsFunding: GovernmentAdditional Information: www.grants.nih.gov/supportwww.nigms.nih.gov/Research/Mechanisms/Pages/ResearchProjectGrants.aspx


Office of Extramural Outreach, NIH, 6701 Rockledge DriveMsc 7760, Bethesda, MD 20892-7760, United States ofAmerica


National Road Safety Authority IndividualPostdoctoral Fellowships (F32)

Subjects: Biomedical sciencesPurpose: NIGMS welcomes NRSA applications from eligi-ble individuals who seek postdoctoral biomedical researchtraining in areas related to the scientific programmes of theInstituteEligibility: Open to applicants who have received the doc-toral degree (domestic or foreign) by the beginning date of theproposed awardLevel of Study: PostdoctorateType: AwardValue: NIGMS provides an annual stipend to postdoctoralfellows, and an institutional allowance to cover training-related expenses. The stipend, tuition/fees and institutionalallowance are detailed at grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-14-046.htmlLength of Study: Up to 3 yearsFrequency: Annual

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Study Establishment: The institutional setting may bedomestic or foreign, public or privateCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Applicants must write to the mainaddress for details or telephone Dr Michael Sesma, at (1) 301594 2772. Further details are also available from the websitewww.nigms.nih.govClosing Date: 8 AprilFunding: GovernmentAdditional Information: www.nigms.nih.gov/training/indivpostdoc/Pages/PostdocFellowshipDescription.aspx

National Institutes of Health

900 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MA 20892, United States ofAmerica

Website: www.nih.govContact: Dr Belinda Seto, Acting Deputy Director for

Extramural Research

Hitchings-Elion Postdoctoral Fellowships forUnited States Scientist

Purpose: The purpose of these fellowships is to promotescientific collaboration between British and American sci-entists for the conduct of biomedical and behavioralresearchEligibility: The applicant must be a United States citizen orpermanent United States resident, hold a doctorate leveldegree in one of the medical or veterinary clinical, behavioral,or biomedical sciences, and be within ten years of the lastdoctoral degreeLevel of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: The administration of the programwill be integrated into the administration of other FogartyInternational Center fellowship activities and the applicationreceipt processes of the Division of Research Grants, NI-H. Applications must be sent to the Division of ResearchGrants, NIH. Special application forms must be used andare available, along with detailed instructions from Interna-tional Research and Awards Branch. Fogarty InternationalCenter National Institutes of Health Building 31, RoomB2C39Closing Date: 10 January, 10 May and 10 Septembereach yearFunding: Private


Chief, International Research and Awards Branch, FogartyInternational Center, Building 31, Room B2C21, Bethesda,MD 20892, United States

Tel: (1) 301 496 1653

National Library of Medicine (NLM)

8600 Rockville Pike Building 38A, Bethesda, MD 20894,United States of America

Tel: (1) 301 496 4221Fax: (1) 301 402 0421Email: [email protected]: www.nlm.nih.govContact: Mr Dwight Mawrery, Grants Management

Officer

As one of the nation’s premier repositories of biomedicalinformation, the National Library of Medicine (NLM) hasa vital interest in informationmanagement and in the enormousutility of computers and telecommunications for improvingstorage, retrieval, access and use of biomedical information.The Library offers support for qualified investigators, be theyindividuals or institutions, in three separate but related pro-gramme areas: medical informatics, biotechnology informationand health sciences library and information science.

National Library of Medicine Fellowship inApplied Informatics

Subjects: Health informaticsPurpose: To improve the American healthcare system bysupporting health science professionals (including librarians)whose primary interest is to put informatics into practice,develop modern information systems in traditional organisa-tions, use the new information techniques in a specific fieldand help disseminate promising programmes and systemsEligibility: Open to individuals with a BA, BSc, MA, MSc orPhD in a field related to health, who are United States nationalsor permanent residents of the United States of AmericaLevel of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, Postdoctorate,PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Up to US$58,000 per year, based on the salary orremuneration the individual would have been paid from theirhome institution

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Length of Study: VariesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Universities, colleges, hospitals, lab-oratories, units of State and certain agencies of the FederalGovernment in the United StatesCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applications must be submittedby an organisation on behalf of the individual seeking thegrant, on the standard grant application form PHS 416-1(rev 8/95)Closing Date: 5 April, 5 August, 5 DecemberAdditional Information: The NLM encourages potentialapplicants to clarify any issues or questions. For enquiriesregarding programmatic issues, please contact Mr PeterClepper, Program Officer. For enquiries regarding Divisionof Nursing programmatic issues, please contact the Divisionof Nursing. For enquiries regarding fiscal matters, pleasecontact Ms Shelley Carow, Grants Management Officer


Division of Nursing, Parklawn Building, Room 9-36, 5600Fishes Lane, Rockville, MD 20852, United States of America

Tel: (1) 301 443 5786Fax: (1) 301 443 8586

National Library ofMedicine Investigator InitiatedProject Grant

Subjects: Medical informatics, biotechnology information,health sciences library and information sciencePurpose: To support individual investigators and their col-leagues to pursue a discreet, circumscribed line of investiga-tion to its logical conclusionType: Project grantLength of Study: Up to 3 yearsFrequency: 3 times each yearStudy Establishment: United States universities or researchinstitutionsCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applications must be submitted onthe PHS form 398 (ref 5/95)Closing Date: 1 February, 1 June, 1 October


Division of Extramural Programmes, National Library ofMedicine, Rockledge One Building, 6705 Rockledge DriveSuite 301, Bethesda, MD 20817, United States of America

Tel: (1) 301 594 4882Fax: (1) 301 402 2952

Email: [email protected]: Dr Carol A Bean

National Library of Medicine PostdoctoralInformatics Research Fellowships

Subjects: Informatics, medical informatics or biotechnologyPurpose: To promote researchers interested in informaticsresearch training wishing to identify their own mentor andhost institutionEligibility: Open to applicants who have a PhD relevant tobiomedicine or computer science or an equivalent degreefrom an accredited domestic or foreign institutionLevel of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Based on established NIH schedulesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: United States universities or researchinstitutionsCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicants must contact theorganisationClosing Date: Please write for detailsAdditional Information: For a complete list of NLMfactsheets, please contact Factsheets, Office of PublicInformation


Factsheets Office of Public Information National Library ofMedicine, 8600 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 20894, UnitedStates of America

Fax: (1) 301 496 4450Email: [email protected]

National Library of Medicine Publication GrantProgram

Subjects: Medical and health sciencesPurpose: To provide assistance for the preparation of booklength manuscripts and, in some cases, the publication ofimportant scientific information needed by United Stateshealth professionalsEligibility: Open to public or private, non-profit institutionsand individuals, who are involved in researchType: Project grantValue: US$35,000 direct costs per year over a period of threeyears maximumLength of Study: 1–3 yearsFrequency: 3 times each year

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Country of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applications must be submitted onthe PHS FORM 398 (Rev 5/95) grant application kitClosing Date: 1 February, 1 June, 1 OctoberAdditional Information: Potential applicants are stronglyencouraged to discuss projects early with the Program staff,who will discuss programme status and experience with them,provide additional information in response to specific appli-cation plans and review draft proposals for completeness ifdesired. For a complete list of NLM Factsheets, please contactFactsheets, Office of Public Information



National Research Council (NRC)

500 Fifth Street NW,Washington, DC 20001, United States ofAmerica

Tel: (1) 202 334 2644Fax: (1) 202 334 2614Website: www7.nationalacademies.org/dsc

The National Research Council (NRC) was organized by theNational Academy of Sciences in 1916 to associate the broadcommunity of science and technology with the Academy’spurposes of further knowledge and advising the federalgovernment.

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National Research Foundation (NRF)

PO Box 2600, Pretoria 0001, South Africa

Tel: (27) 12 481 4209Fax: (27) 12 349 1179

Email: [email protected]: www.nrf.ac.zaContact: Ms HA Michau, Manager, Student Support

The National Research Foundation (NRF) is responsible forfunding South African research and other expertise in thefields of the social, natural and applied sciences, humanities,engineering and technology. The NRF is funded by the gov-ernment, but also pursues joint ventures and collaborationwith industry and the international community to increasethe impact of its activities.

Innovation Masters and Doctoral Scholarships

Subjects: The Innovation Masters and Doctoral fundinginstruments are part of the Innovation Bursary Scheme(IBS) funded by the Department of Science and Technology(DST) and managed by the National Research Foundation(NRF)Eligibility: Scholarships are open to South African citizens,South African permanent residents as well as a limitedpercentage of non-South African citizens registered ata South African public universityLevel of Study: PostgraduateValue: Masters scholarships worth ZAR 80,000 per annumand doctoral scholarships worth ZAR 110,000 per annumCountry of Study: South AfricaApplication Procedure: Please check website for moredetailsClosing Date: 7 AugustContributor: Funded by Department of Science and Tech-nology (DST) and managed by the National Research Foun-dation (NRF)



National Research Foundation Fellowships forPostdoctoral Research

Subjects:Natural and applied sciences, engineering, technol-ogy, social sciences and humanitiesPurpose: To foster postdoctoral research in the natural andapplied sciences, engineering, social sciences and thehumanitiesEligibility: Open to any nationals who have received theirPhD within the last 5 yearsLevel of Study: PostdoctorateType: Fellowship

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Value: Up to ZAR 60,000 plus a contribution of ZAR 10,000towards the running cost of the projectLength of Study: Up to 2 yearsFrequency: Twice a yearStudy Establishment: Any university, technikon or researchinstitute for full-time researchCountry of Study: South AfricaNo. of awards offered: 150Application Procedure: Applicants must complete and sub-mit an application form, full academic record and the namesof referees. Forms are available from the bursary offices ofuniversities and technikons or can be downloaded from thewebsiteClosing Date: 31 January or 31 JulyFunding: GovernmentNo. of awards given last year: 50No. of applicants last year: 150



National Research Foundation Free-standingMasters and Doctoral Scholarships

Subjects: The NRF is mandated by an Act of Parliament, theNational Research Foundation Act (Act No. 23 of 1998) to:Support and promote research through funding, humancapacity development and the provision of the necessaryresearch facilities, in order to facilitate the creation of knowl-edge, innovation and development in all fields of science andtechnology, including indigenous knowledgeEligibility: Scholarships are open to South African citizens,South African permanent residents as well as a limited per-centage of non-South African citizens registered at aSouth African public university. All applicants for full-timeMasters or Doctoral studies in South Africa must be registeredor intending to register at a South African public university.Applicants that already hold a degree at the level for whichthey are applying for funding are not eligibleLevel of Study: DoctorateValue: Masters scholarships worth ZAR 50,000 per year anddoctoral scholarships worth ZAR 70,000 per yearFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: South AfricaApplication Procedure: Applications must be submittedthrough an online application process to the NRFClosing Date: 7 AugustFunding: International office



National Research Foundation Targeted ResearchAwards Competitive Industry Programme

Subjects: Natural and applied sciences, engineering andtechnologyPurpose: To support research in priority areas where exper-tise is lackingEligibility: Open to South African citizens only, who qualifyfor postgraduate support. Postdoctoral support is available forany nationalityLevel of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, PostgraduateType: Research grantValue: From a total of approximately rand 20 millionper yearFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Any tertiary educational institution inSouth AfricaCountry of Study: OtherNo. of awards offered: 200Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an elec-tronic application form. For further information please con-tact Ms Jill SawersClosing Date: 31 JulyFunding: GovernmentNo. of awards given last year: 181No. of applicants last year: 200Additional Information: Joint ventures and collaborationwith industry are strongly encouraged


Tel: (27) 12 481 4104Email: [email protected]: Ms Jill Sawers, Manager

National Research Foundation VisitingFellowships

Subjects: Natural and applied sciences, engineering andtechnologyPurpose: To strengthen areas of expertise needed inSouth AfricaEligibility: Open to senior scientists of any nationalityLevel of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: To cover air fares and accommodationLength of Study: Up to 3 monthsFrequency: Annual, if funds are availableStudy Establishment: Any South African university,technikon, museum or scientific societyCountry of Study: South Africa

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Application Procedure: Applications should be submittedby a South African counterpart attached to a South Africanuniversity, technikon, museum or scientific societyClosing Date: Three months before the proposed visit


Meiring Naude Rd, Gauteng, Pretoria 0184, South Africa

Tel: (27) 12 481 4122Email: [email protected]: Mr Ferdi van der Walt, Manager

Vrije University Amsterdam-NRF Desmond TutuDoctoral Scholarships

Subjects: The Desmond Tutu Doctoral Training Programme(DTTP) was established in honour of Archbishop EmeritusDesmond Tutu’s lifetime struggle against inequality and hisquest for reconciliation. The National Research Foundation(NRF) and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VUA) entered intoa partnership in 2009 to co-fund South African studentscarrying out doctoral studies in a Joint Degree (split-site) modeEligibility: Be in possession of a research Master’s degree, orbe in the process of completing requirements for sucha degree. Should be South African citizens or permanentresidentsLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: ZAR 240,000Length of Study: The VUA-NRF Desmond Tutu TrainingProgramme provides funding for up to four (4) years of study,depending on satisfactory progress each yearCountry of Study: South AfricaApplication Procedure: Check website for more detailsClosing Date: 17 JulyContributor: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VUA)



National Science Foundation (NSF)

4201 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22230, United Statesof America


Website: www.nsf.govContact: Division Director

The National Science Foundation (NSF) supports research inthe areas of geology, geophysics, geochemistry, paleobiologyand hydrology, including interdisciplinary or multi-disciplinary proposals that may involve one or more of thesedisciplines.

Cultural Anthropology Program Senior ResearchAwards

Purpose: The primary objective of the Cultural Anthropol-ogy Program is to support fundamental, systematic anthropo-logical research and training to increase understanding of thecauses, consequences, and complexities of human social andcultural variabilityEligibility: The categories of proposers eligible to submitproposals to the National Science Foundation are identifiedin the NSF Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures GuideLevel of Study: GraduateType: GrantFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 15 AugustFunding: FoundationAdditional Information: The Cultural Anthropology Pro-gram cannot support research that takes as its primary objec-tive improved clinical practice, applied policy, or otherimmediate application



Directorate for Education and Human ResourcesCore Research

Purpose: The ECR program places emphasis on the rigorousdevelopment of theory and accumulation of knowledge toinform efforts to address challenges in STEM interest, learn-ing, and participation, for all groups and all ages in formal andinformal settings. This emphasis includes research on advanc-ing evaluative methodologies to support research effortsfunded through ECRLevel of Study: GraduateType: ResearchFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any country

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Closing Date: 24 JanuaryFunding: FoundationAdditional Information: 1. Level 1 and Level 2 proposalshave a maximum grant duration of three years. 2. Level 3 pro-posals have a maximum grant duration of five years. ECRProposals may fall within three levels of funding. Level 1 Pro-posals: have a maximum award size of US$5,00,000. Syn-thesis proposals may only be budgeted at Level 1 or 2. Level2 Proposals: have a maximum award size of US$1,500,000.Synthesis proposals may only be budgeted at Level 1 or2. Level 3 Proposals: have a maximum award size ofUS$2,500,000



Enabling Discovery through GEnomic Tools(EDGE)

Subjects: EDGE is designed to provide support for researchaddressing current impediments to research progress inorganismal biology. In particular, the ability to directly testgene function is essential to improve understanding of thegenomes-to-phenomes relationship, an area relevant toUnderstanding the Rules of Life, one of 10 Big Ideas forfuture NSF investmentPurpose: The Enabling Discovery through GEnomic Tools(EDGE) track was previously a component of the Division ofIntegrative Organismal Systems (IOS) Core Programs solic-itation (NSF 16-505). Submission of letters of intent or pre-liminary proposals is not required. Only full proposals shouldbe submitted in response to this solicitation. There is noannual limit to the number of proposals submitted per PI orco-PI in response to this solicitationEligibility: Institutions of Higher Education (IHEs) - Two-and four-year IHEs (including community colleges)accredited in, and having a campus located in the UnitedStates, acting on behalf of their faculty members. SpecialInstructions for International Branch Campuses of UnitedStates IHEs: If the proposal includes funding to be providedto an international branch campus of a United States institu-tion of higher education (including through use of subawardsand consultant arrangements), the proposer must explain thebenefit(s) to the project of performance at the internationalbranch campus, and justify why the project activities cannotbe performed at the United States campus. Non-profit, non--academic organizations: Independent museums, observato-ries, research labs, professional societies and similarorganizations in the United States associated with educationalor research activitiesLevel of Study: Graduate

Type: AwardFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Step 1: Download a Grant Applica-tion Package and Application Instructions link and enter thefunding opportunity number, (the program solicitation num-ber without the NSF prefix) and press the Download PackagebuttonClosing Date: 7 FebruaryFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: For this solicitation, EDGE pro-posals do not require submission of a letter of intent orpreliminary proposals. Additional merit review consider-ations and special review criteria can be found in section VIof this solicitation


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Faculty Early Career Development Program(CAREER)

Subjects: These awards are initiated by the participatingfederal agencies. At NSF, up to twenty nominees for thisaward are selected each year from among the PECASE-eligible CAREER awardees most likely to become theleaders of academic research and education in the twenty-first centuryPurpose: Each year NSF selects nominees for the Presiden-tial Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers(PECASE) from among the most meritorious recentCAREER awardees. These awards foster innovative devel-opments in science and technology, increase awareness ofcareers in science and engineering, give recognition to thescientific missions of the participating agencies, enhance con-nections between fundamental research and national goalsLevel of Study: Foundation programmeType: Fellowships, operating grantsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 17 JulyFunding: Foundation



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Macrosystems Biology and NEON-Enabled Science(MSB-NES)

Purpose: The Macrosystems Biology and NEON-EnabledScience (MSB-NES): Research on Biological Systems atRegional to Continental Scales program will support quanti-tative, interdisciplinary, systems-oriented research on bio-sphere processes and their complex interactions withclimate, land use, and invasive species at regional to conti-nental scales as well as training activities to enable groups toconduct Macrosystems Biology and NEON-Enabled ScienceresearchEligibility: Proposals may only be submitted by the follow-ing: Institutions of Higher Education (IHEs) - Two- and four-year IHEs (including community colleges) accredited in, andhaving a campus located in the United States, acting on behalfof their faculty members. Special Instructions for Interna-tional Branch Campuses of United States IHEs: If the pro-posal includes funding to be provided to an internationalbranch campus of a United States institution of higher educa-tion (including through use of subawards and consultantarrangements), the proposer must explain the benefit(s) tothe project of performance at the international branch campus,and justify why the project activities cannot be performed atthe United States campus. Non-profit, non-academic organi-zations: Independent museums, observatories, research labs,professional societies and similar organizations in the UnitedStates associated with educational or research activitiesLevel of Study: GraduateType: AwardValue: US$9,00,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 25 FebruaryFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/merit_review/



National Science Foundation ResearchTraineeship (NRT) Program

Subjects: Collaborations are encouraged between NRT pro-posals and existing NSF INCLUDES projects, provided thecollaboration strengthens both projectsPurpose: The NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) program isdesigned to encourage the development and implementation

of bold and potentially transformative models for science,engineering and mathematics (STEM) graduate educationtraining. The NRT program seeks proposals that exploreways for graduate students in research-based master’s anddoctoral degree programs to develop the skills, knowledge,and competencies needed to pursue a range of STEM careersLevel of Study: GraduateType: GrantFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 6 FebruaryFunding: Foundation



Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program

Purpose: The program invites creative and innovative pro-posals that address the critical need for recruiting and pre-paring highly effective elementary and secondary scienceand mathematics teachers in high-need local educationalagenciesLevel of Study: Graduate, Foundation programmeType: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 27 AugustFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: Capacity Building proposals areaccepted from proposers intending to develop a future Track1, 2, or 3 proposal



Scalable Parallelism in the Extreme (SPX)

Purpose: The Scalable Parallelism in the Extreme (SPX)program aims to support research addressing the challengesof increasing performance in this modern era of parallelcomputing. This will require a collaborative effort amongresearchers in multiple areas, from services and applicationsdown to micro-architectureEligibility: Proposals may only be submitted by the following:1. Institutions of Higher Education (IHEs) - Two- and four-yearIHEs (including community colleges) accredited in, and havinga campus located in the United States, acting on behalf of their

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faculty members. 2. Non-profit, non-academic organizations:Independent museums, observatories, research labs, profes-sional societies and similar organizations in the United Statesassociated with educational or research activitiesLevel of Study: GraduateType: Grants, work-study (not just grants)Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 17 JanuaryFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: This limit on the number of pro-posals per PI, co-PI or Senior Personnel applies only to thisSPX program solicitation



National Sea Grant College

1315 East-West Highway, Silver Spring, MD 20910, UnitedStates of America

Tel: (1) 301 734 1066Fax: (1) 301 713 0799Email: [email protected]: www.seagrant.noaa.govContact: Jim Eckman, Director

Sea Grant is a nationwide network administered through theNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)of 30 university-based programmes that work with coastalcommunities. The organizations research and programmespromote better understanding, conservation and use ofAmerica’s coastal resources. In short, Sea Grant is scienceserving America’s coasts.

Sea Grant/NOAA Fisheries Graduate Fellowship

Subjects: Population dynamics and marine resourceeconomicsPurpose: To financially support and encourage qualifiedapplicants to pursue careers in either population dynamicsand stock assessment or in marine resource economics andalso to increase available expertise related to these fieldsEligibility: Applicants have to be PhD students in populationdynamics or marine resource economics or related disciplines

concentrating on the conservation and management of livingmarine resourcesLevel of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: US$43,500 per yearLength of Study: 2 yearsFrequency: AnnualClosing Date: 26 JanuaryFunding: Government



National Sun Yat-Sen University(NSYSU)

70 Lien-hai Road, Kaohsiung 804, Taiwan

Tel: (886) 7 525 2633Fax: (886) 7 525 2630Website: www.oia.nsysu.edu.tw

National Sun Yat-Sen University (NSYSU) was founded in1924 and is located alongside the Hsitzu Bay of Kaohsiungcity. It is the leading international academic institution inSouthern Taiwan with a vision to provide diverse and com-prehensive higher education.

National Sun Yat-sen University InternationalFellowship

Subjects: Biodiversity or biogeochemistryPurpose: To pursue academic excellence combining theoryand practiceEligibility: Open to candidates who are pursuing their Mas-ter’s or Doctoral degreesLevel of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: FellowshipsValue: VariesLength of Study: 2–3 monthsFrequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Applications along with a curricu-lum vitae, research proposal, name of the correspondingmember in the Kuroshio Research Group and 2 letters ofrecommendation must be mailed

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Additional Information: “Recommendation to KuroshioApplication” must appear as the subject line


Email: [email protected]: Dr K Soong, Kuroshio Research Group member

National Tour Association

National Tour Association (NTA) Luray CavernsGraduate Research Scholarship

Purpose: To aid graduate students who are conductingtourism-related researchEligibility: 1. Applicants can be permanent residents of anycountry but must be enrolled at an accredited United States orCanadian four-year postsecondary institution. 2. They mustbe entering or returning graduate students who are conductingresearch that focuses on tourism. They must have a provencommitment to the tourism industry, and must have a GPA of3.0 or higher on a four-point scale. Selection is based on thestrength of the research projectLevel of Study: GraduateType: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Applications are available online.An application form, proof of residency, a personal essay,a resume, a research proposal, an official transcript and oneletter of recommendation are required. Check the sponsorwebsite for further information. www.tourismcares.org/academic-scholarships/Closing Date: 3 AprilFunding: Private



National Union of Teachers (NUT)

Hamilton House, Mabledon Place, WC1H 9BD, London,United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 20 7388 6191Fax: (44) 20 7387 8458Email: [email protected]: www.teachers.org.ukContact: Ms Angela Bush

National Union of Teachers Page Scholarship

Subjects:A specific aspect of American education relevant tothe recipient’s own professional responsibilitiesPurpose: To promote the exchange of educational ideasbetween Britain and AmericaEligibility: Open to teaching members of the NUT aged25–60 years, although 25–55 is preferredLevel of Study: GraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Each up to £1,700 pro rata daily rate withcomplete hospitality in the United States of America providedby the English- Speaking Union of the United States ofAmericaLength of Study: 2 weeks. The scholarship must betaken during the American academic year, which isSeptember–MayFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaNo. of awards offered: 100Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an appli-cation form. An outline and synopsis of the project mustaccompany the form along with a curriculum vitae and scho-lastic and personal testimonialsClosing Date: no deadlineFunding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 100Additional Information: It is a discontinued award type. Thescholarship is limited to the individual teacher and neither thespouse nor partner can be included in the travel, accommo-dation or study arrangements. Recipients are required toreport on their visit to teacher groups and educational meet-ings in the United States and on their return home


Tel: (44) 1 812 277 9670Fax: (44) 20 7388 6191Email: [email protected]

National University of Ireland Galway

Postgraduate Admission Office, University Road, Galway,Ireland

Tel: (353) 91 524 411Fax: (353) 91 494 501Email: [email protected]: www.nuigalway.ieContact: Mairead Faherty

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Charles Parsons Energy Research Award

Subjects: Microbial and biocatalytic fuel cell researchPurpose: To focus on investigation and optimization of elec-tron transfer reactions in biological fuel cells that can generateenergy from diverse substrates. To focus the research onapplications of pure- and mixed-culture microbial fuel cells,and biocatalytic enzyme-based fuel cellsEligibility: Open to engineering graduatesLevel of Study: DoctorateType: Research awardValue: Salary scale €55,000–80,486 per year for researchers,stipend of €18,000 per year plus tuition fees for PhD student-ship and undergraduate engineering students €1,500 permonthApplication Procedure: Applicants should includea curriculum vitae and the names of two academic refereesClosing Date: OctoberAdditional Information: The research will involve liaisonwith international collaborators, bench research andreporting. To this end, good inter-personal, written commu-nication and networking skills are advantageous


Email: [email protected]: Dr Dónal Leech

PhD Student Scholarship in Atmospheric Science

Subjects: Atmospheric sciencePurpose: To study the effect of ambient relative humidity onaerosol radiative parameters: aerosol light scattering coeffi-cient and aerosol absorption coefficientEligibility: Open to candidates who have obtained a goodHonours Degree (grade 2.1 at least) in physics or in a cognatesubjectLevel of Study: DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: stipend and tuition feesLength of Study: 3 yearsCountry of Study: IrelandApplication Procedure: Applicants must submita covering letter, curriculum vitae and the names of at leasttwo refereesClosing Date: The position will remain open until filled


Tel: (353) 91 492 704Fax: (353) 91 495 515Email: [email protected]: S G Jennings, Project Leader

Student Research Scholarship in OccupationalHygiene

Subjects: Occupational hygienePurpose: To enhance GSK’s exposure assessment strategy, tolook at current occupational hygiene data collected fromacross all GSK sites and to apply Bayesian statistics to opti-mize the exposure assessment strategyEligibility: Open to candidates who have obtained an Hon-ours Degree (2.1 minimum) in a science or engineering dis-cipline. Ideally, the candidate should have a soundunderstanding of mathematics/statistics, combined with anunderstanding of exposure assessmentLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Monthly stipendCountry of Study: IrelandApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit a coveringletter, a curriculum vitae and the names of at least two refereesClosing Date: 31 AugustContributor: GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)


Department of Experimental Physics, National University ofIreland, University Rd, Galway, Ireland

Email: [email protected]: Dr Marie Coggins, Lecturer in Occupational

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National University of Ireland,Maynooth

Research Support Office, Auxilia House, North Campus,NUI, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland

Tel: (353) 17 086 000Fax: (353) 16 289 063Email: [email protected]: www.nuim.ie

Following two centuries of internationally renowned schol-arly activity on the Maynooth campus, the National Univer-sity of Ireland, Maynooth was established under the 1997Universities Act as an autonomous member of the federalstructure known as the National University of Ireland. Withapproximately 8,400 registered students, NUI, Maynooth has26 academic departments which are organized into three Fac-ulties: Arts, Celtic Studies and Philosophy; Science and

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Engineering; and Social Sciences. Building on a tradition ofscholarship and excellence in all aspects of its teaching, learn-ing, and research activities, within the liberal arts and sciencestradition NUI, Maynooth is committed to being a first-classresearch-led centre of learning and academic discovery.

John and Pat Hume Research Scholarships

Subjects: Arts, humanities, social sciences, sciences andengineeringPurpose: To build on excellence in areas across the arts,humanities, social sciences, sciences and engineeringEligibility: Applicants must have a First or Upper Second-Class Honours Primary Degree (or equivalent) from Ireland,the European Union or from any overseas university andintend to pursue a PhD degree at the University. Those whohave commenced a research degree at NUI Maynooth prior toapplication will not be eligibleLevel of Study: Postgraduate, ResearchType: ScholarshipValue: €5,000 per year plus payment of fees at EuropeanUnion level. In some cases an additional fund of €3,000 isalso provided to the student researcher for activities under-taken in support of the Department including tutorials andlaboratory demonstrationLength of Study: Up to 4 yearsFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: NUI MaynoothCountry of Study: IrelandApplication Procedure: Applicants must first make contactwith a NUI Maynooth department or centre to discuss theirsuitability for a PhD programme. A list of departmentalcontacts is available on the website. Application for thescholarship can then be filedClosing Date: MayNo. of awards given last year: 30Additional Information: Supplement the scholarship withan additional €3,000 for tutorial or demonstrating duties



National University of Singapore (NUS)

21 Lower Kent Ridge Road, 119077 Singapore

Tel: (65) 6516 6666Fax: (65) 6775 9330

Email: [email protected]: www.nus.edu.sg

NUS aspires to be a dynamic connected knowledge commu-nity imbued with a no walls culture that promotes the freeflow of talent and ideas. Individual members of our commu-nity enjoy access to diverse opportunities for intellectual andprofessional growth and in twin add value to NUS becominga global knowledge enterprise.

Asian Development Bank-Japan ScholarshipProgram

Subjects: Public policyPurpose: To find further study in public policy implementationEligibility: Open to residents of Asian Development Bankmember countries currently enroled at NUS. Upon comple-tion of their study programmes, scholars are expected tocontribute to the economic and social development of theirhome countries. Check website for further detailsLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: S$250 per semester (one-time book allowance),tuition, health insurance, examination and other approvedfees. Cost of travel from home country to Singapore onaward of the scholarship and from Singapore to home countryon graduationLength of Study: 2 years for Master in public policyFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Pol-icy, National University of SingaporeCountry of Study: SingaporeNo. of awards offered: 350Application Procedure: Application form with 3 photo-graphs attached, certificate of citizenship (or a copy of yourvalid passport), research and/or work experience, two confi-dential letters of recommendationClosing Date: 12 JulyFunding: GovernmentContributor: GovernmentNo. of awards given last year: 3No. of applicants last year: 350



Law/Faculty Graduate Scholarship (FGS)

Subjects: LawPurpose: To reward an outstanding student of the facultyof Law

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Eligibility:Outstanding applicants of any nationality (includingSingapore citizens and permanent residents)may be awarded theFGS to pursue the LLM coursework degrees: LLM, LLM(Asian Legal Studies), LLM (Corporate & Financial ServicesLaw), LLM (Intellectual Property & Technology Law), LLM(International & Comparative Law), LLM (Maritime Law)Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: The scholarship will cover tuition feesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: National University of SingaporeCountry of Study: SingaporeClosing Date: Please check websiteAdditional Information: Terms of award are subject tochange without prior notice



Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy GraduateScholarships (LKYSPPS)

Subjects: Public policy and public administrationPurpose: To find further study in public policy and adminis-tration implementationEligibility: Open to all nationalities (except Singapore)Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: A monthly stipend, a one-time book allowance, a -one-time settling-in allowance, shared housing, tuition, healthinsurance, examination and other approved fees, cost of travelfrom home country to Singapore on award of the scholarshipand from Singapore to home country on graduationLength of Study: 1 year (for public administration) and2 years (for public policy)Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Pol-icy, National University of SingaporeCountry of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: Apply onlineClosing Date: Refer to websiteFunding: GovernmentContributor: Government



Master of Business Administration Programme

Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an appli-cation form supplying US$15 feeClosing Date: 1 April


Graduate School of Business, MBA Programme, FBA2,Level 5, Room 6, 17 Law Link, 117592 Singapore

Tel: (65) 6874 6149Fax: (65) 6778 2681Email: [email protected]: MBA Admissions Officer

National University of Singapore DesignTechnology Institute Scholarship

Subjects: Embedded system, rapid product development,mechatronics and industrial designEligibility: Open to all nationalities with good Bachelor’sdegree with Honours in Engineering or ScienceLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: A monthly stipend S$1,500 with a possible monthlytop-up of S$500 and all approved NUS feesLength of Study: 2 yearsFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: National University of SingaporeCountry of Study: SingaporeClosing Date: NovemberAdditional Information:DTI Scholars who are internationalstudents will be required to serve a 2 years bond in Singaporeupon graduation


Tel: (65) 6874 1227Fax: (65) 6873 2175Email: [email protected]: Mr Frederich Chang

Singapore-MIT Alliance Graduate Fellowship

Subjects: All subjectsPurpose: The SMA Graduate Fellowship is established bythe Singapore Ministry of Education in January 2009 toattract the best and most talented PhD students from Singa-pore, the region and beyond, and educate them to be futureleaders in the areas of science and technology. The selectionof candidates will take place twice a year, in time for the startof the semesters in August and JanuaryEligibility: The Scholarships are open to students of allnationalities who gain admission to any PhD programme atthe University whose research interest fits within one or moreof the projects currently being carried out in one of theSMART Interdisciplinary Research Groups (IRGs)Level of Study: Graduate, Postgraduate

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Type: FellowshipValue: A monthly stipend of Singaporean $3,200; Tuitionfees at NUS; and Scholarship allowance of up to $12,000 tohelp cover the expenses associated with a 6-month researchresidency at MITLength of Study: The award is tenable for 1 year in the firstinstance; but subject to the scholar’s satisfactory progress, itmay be renewed each semester. The maximum period ofaward is 4 yearsFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: National University of Singapore andNanyang Technological UniversityCountry of Study: SingaporeNo. of awards offered: 120Application Procedure: Applicants must apply separatelyto both MIT and NUS/NTU for the dual degrees and onlyto NUS or NTU for direct PhD degree; applicants mustalso apply directly to SMA for an SMA GraduateFellowshipClosing Date: Between January and MarchFunding: GovernmentContributor: A*Star, Economic and Development Board(EDB), Ministry of Education (MOE), National Universityof Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University(NTU)No. of applicants last year: 120


Tel: (65) 6516 4787Fax: (65) 6775 2920Email: [email protected]

Natural Environment Research Council(NERC)

Polaris House, North Star Avenue, Wiltshire SN2 1EU,Swindon, United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 17 9344 2644Fax: (44) 17 9341 1501Email: [email protected]: www.nerc.ac.uk/fundingContact: Studentships & Training Awards Group (STAG)

The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) is one ofthe seven United Kingdom Research Councils that fund andmanage research in the United Kingdom. NERC is the leadingbody in the United Kingdom for research, survey, monitoring

and training in the environmental sciences. NERC supportsresearch and training in universities and in its own centres,surveys and units.

Natural Environment Research CouncilIndependent Research Fellowships (IRF)

Subjects: Environmental SciencesPurpose: To develop scientific leadership among the mostpromising early-career environmental scientists, by giving allFellows 5 year’s support, which will allow them sufficienttime to develop their research programmes, and to establishinternational recognitionEligibility: Open to any nationality, and may be held in anyarea of the NERC remit, but the fellowship must be based atan eligible United Kingdom Research Organization. Appli-cants may not have a permanent academic position ina university or equivalent organization. Applicants mustexpect to submit their PhD thesis before the fellowshipinterview would take place (April following the closingdate) and, if successful, would not be able to take up thefellowship until the intent to award the PhD has been con-firmed by the awarding university. Applicants may have upto a maximum of 8 years of full-time postdoctoral researchexperience between the PhD certificate date and the closingdate of the fellowship competition to which they are apply-ing. The eight year window is based on full-time working.Where applicants have worked part-time or had researchcareer breaks, the eight year window would be extendedaccordinglyLevel of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipValue: Includes 80 % of the full economic cost (FEC) of theproposal. NERC will provide funding for the fellowLength of Study: 5 yearsFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Universities and other approvedresearch institutesCountry of Study: United KingdomApplication Procedure: Please refer to the Research Grantsand Fellowships Handbook at www.nerc.ac.uk/funding/available/fellowships/apply/Closing Date: Early October (please check NERC websitefor exact date)Funding: GovernmentNo. of awards given last year: 14



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Natural Environment Research Council ResearchGrants

Subjects: Research projects concerned with the naturalenvironmentPurpose: To support a specific investigation in which theapplicant will be engaged personally, to enter promisingnew or modified fields of research, or to take advantage ofdevelopments in apparatus offering improved techniques inpromising lines of research already establishedEligibility: Open to research workers ordinarily resident inthe United Kingdom who are also members of the academicstaff of universities, colleges and similar institutions withinthe United Kingdom recognised by the NERC. Researchassistants and technicians are not eligible to apply. Holdersof Research Council Fellowships at an Institute of HigherEducation are eligible to apply for research grantsLevel of Study: Postdoctorate, Professional developmentType: GrantValue: The Standard Research Grant offers amounts over£30,000, for periods not usually in excess of three years.The Small Research Grant offers a more rapid response forapplications costing £2,000-30,000. Applications for lessthan £2,000 will not be accepted. The new investigatorscheme offers up to the £50,000Frequency: Throughout the yearStudy Establishment: Any approved Institute of HigherEducation in the United KingdomCountry of Study: United KingdomApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete an appli-cation form, available on request. Application forms andfurther information can be found on the NERC websiteClosing Date: The deadlines for the Standard Research Grantare 1 July and 1 December. The deadlines for the SmallResearch Grant are 1 February, 1 June or 1 OctoberFunding: GovernmentNo. of awards given last year: 307



Natural Hazards Center-University ofColorado

482 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309-0482, United States of America

Tel: (1) 303 492 6818Fax: (1) 303 492 2151Email: [email protected]: www.colorado.edu/hazards

The mission of the Natural Hazards Center at the Universityof Colorado at Boulder is to advance and communicateknowledge on hazards mitigation and disaster preparedness,response and recovery. Using an all hazards and interdisci-plinary framework, the Center fosters information- sharingand integration of activities among researchers, practitionersand policy makers from around the world, supportsand conducts research and provides educational opportuni-ties for the next generation of hazards scholars andprofessionals.

Dissertation Fellowship in Hazards, Risks, andDisaster

Subjects: Natural and physical sciences, social andbehavioural sciences, specialities in engineering and environ-mental studiesPurpose: To provide financial support for research that iscrucial to advancing the knowledge in the hazards field, aswell as ensure that the next generation of interdisciplinaryhazards professional has a source of financial and academicsupport to foster sound developmentEligibility: Open to candidates who already have a disserta-tion at an institution in the United States. Non-United Statescitizens may apply as long as the Doctorate degree will begranted by a United States institutionLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipsValue: US$10,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: The applicant must submita curriculum vitae along with a dissertation summaryClosing Date: September



Natural Sciences and EngineeringResearch Council of Canada (NSERC)

350 Albert Street, 16th floor, Ottawa, ON K1A 1H5, Canada

Tel: (1) 613 995 4273Fax: (1) 613 992 5337Email: [email protected]: www.nserc.caContact: Corporate Account Executive

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NSERC is Canada’s instrument for promoting and supportinguniversity research in the natural sciences and engineering,other than the health sciences. NSERC supports both basicuniversity research through discovery grants and project,research through partnerships among universities, govern-ments, and the private sector as well as the advanced trainingof highly qualified people.

Aboriginal Ambassadors in the Natural Sciencesand Engineering Award

Subjects: Natural sciences and engineeringPurpose: The Aboriginal Ambassadors in the Natural Sci-ences and Engineering (AANSE) award aims to engageAboriginal students and fellows in promoting interest andparticipation in the natural sciences and engineering by visit-ing Canada’s Aboriginal communities and schools and shar-ing their research and education experiences or participatingin science promotion events and activitiesEligibility: Open to Canadian citizen or permanent residentof CanadaLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: Up to C$5,000Country of Study: CanadaApplication Procedure: Applications must be submittedelectronically using the Secure Submissions for NSERC’sInnovative Collaborations and Science Promotion Programs(competitions.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/500001/default.aspx)Closing Date: There are no fixed deadlines for this award.Applications must be made at least 2 months before the startof a proposed outreach activity. The awards available ina given year will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basisAdditional Information: NSERC will notify you of thedecision on your application within one month of receivingit. For more details, please mail to [email protected]



Canada Graduate Scholarships – Michael SmithForeign Study Supplements Program

Purpose: The Canada Graduate Scholarships – MichaelSmith Foreign Study Supplements (CGS-MSFSS) Programsupports high calibre Canadian graduate students in buildingglobal linkages and international networks through the pur-suit of exceptional research experiences at research institu-tions abroad

Eligibility: Open to Canadian citizen or permanent residentof CanadaLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: Up to C$6,000 for a period of research study abroadLength of Study: 6 monthsCountry of Study: CanadaApplication Procedure: Online application procedure. Fordetails, contact [email protected] Date: 10 June and 10 October each yearAdditional Information: For more information, [email protected], [email protected] [email protected]



Canada Graduate Scholarships-Master’s (CGS M)Program

Subjects: Health, natural sciences and/or engineering, andsocial sciences and/or humanitiesPurpose: The objective of the Canada GraduateScholarships-Master’s (CGS M) Program is to help developresearch skills and assist in the training of highly qualifiedpersonnel by supporting students who demonstrate a highstandard of achievement in undergraduate and early graduatestudiesEligibility: Open to Canadian citizen or permanent residentof CanadaLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: C$17,500Length of Study: 1 yearCountry of Study: CanadaApplication Procedure: Application/Canadian common CVClosing Date: 1 DecemberAdditional Information: Refer to the Tri-Agency Harmoni-zation of the Canada Graduate Scholarships page (www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/Students-Etudiants/CGSHarmonization-HarmonizationBESC_eng.asp) for more information. Alsorefer to the Canada Graduate Scholarships-Master’s AwardAllocations page (www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/Students-Etudiants/CGSAllocations-QuotasBESC_eng.asp) for a list of alloca-tions by institution and by agency. Contact [email protected], school.nserc-crsng.gc.ca and [email protected]



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Canada Postgraduate Scholarships (PGS)

Subjects: Natural sciences and engineeringEligibility: Open to a Canadian citizen or a permanentcitizen of Canada, with a university degree in scienceor engineering, intending to pursue year full-timegraduate study and research at the Master’s or Doctoratelevel in one of the areas supported by NSERC with a first-class average in each of the last two completed years ofstudyLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: C$17,300 (Masters) per year for 1 year and C$21,000(Doctoral) per year for a period of 2–3 yearsLength of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: CanadaApplication Procedure: Check website for further detailsClosing Date: 15 OctoberContributor: Natural Sciences and Engineering ResearchCouncil of Canada (NSERC)


National Sciences and Engineering Research Council ofCanada (NSERC), Scholarships and Fellowships Division,350 Albert Street (for courier mailings, add 10th Floor),Ottawa, ON K1A 1H5, Canada


Defence Research and Development CanadaPostgraduate Scholarship Supplements

Subjects: DefencePurpose: To encourage and support graduates to carry outresearch of interest to DRDC; to increase contact betweenDRDC researchers and those at Canadian universities; and tofoster graduate training potential candidates for possibleemployment at DRDCEligibility: Open to candidates possessing a CGS, PGS orIPS awardLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: C$5,000 per yearLength of Study: 2 yearsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: CanadaApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit a copyNotification of Award document from NSERC, a copy ofsuccessful scholarship application (Form 200), and

a statement of interest in R&D for defence/national security.Check website for further detailsClosing Date: 1 JuneContributor: Defence Research and Development Canada


DRDC Postgraduate Scholarship Supplements Program,Department of National Defence, 305 Rideau Street, Ottawa,ON K1N 5Y6, Canada


Netherlands Organization for ScientificResearch (NWO)

Lann van Nieuw Oost Indie 300, PO Box 93138, NLD-2509The Hague AC, Netherlands

Tel: (31) 70 344 0640Fax: (31) 70 385 0971Email: [email protected]: www.nwo.nlContact: F.A.O. Grants Department

The Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO)is the central Dutch organization in the field of fundamentaland strategic scientific research. NWO encompasses all fieldsof scholarship and consequently plays a key role in the devel-opment of science, technology and culture in the Netherlands.NWO is an independent organization that acts as the nationalresearch council in the Netherlands. NWO is the largestnational sponsor of fundamental scientific research under-taken in the 13 Dutch universities and provides many typesof funding for research driven by intellectual curiosity.

Rubicon Programme

Subjects: Scientific researchPurpose: To encourage talented researchers at Dutch Univer-sities to dedicate themselves to a career in postdoctoralresearchEligibility: Open to researchers from all scientific disciplinesengaged in PhD research or obtaining a PhD in the last12 monthsLevel of Study: PostdoctorateType: Grant

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Value: €5,300,000 a yearLength of Study: Up to 2 yearsApplication Procedure: A completed application form to besubmitted via NOW’s electronic submission system IrisClosing Date: 28 NovemberContributor: The Netherlands Ministry of Education, Cul-ture and ScienceAdditional Information: Total amount for each (currentyear) Rubicon round is €2,900,000


Tel: (31) 7034 405 65Email: [email protected]: Coordinator Rubicon

WOTRO DC Fellowships

Subjects: Natural and medical sciences, social sciences andhumanitiesPurpose: To support high-quality PhD and postdoctorateresearch projectsEligibility: Open to project researchers with the appropriatedegreesLevel of Study: DoctorateValue: A contribution to personal living costs and researchcostsLength of Study: 4 years for PhD research and 2 years forpostdoctorate researchFrequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Applications must be formally sub-mitted by a senior researcher employed at a Dutch researchinstitution, together with a senior researcher from thehome country as a co-applicant and as part of the supervisingthemContributor: WOTRO


Tel: (31) 70 344 0945Email: [email protected]: Ms Han van Dijk, Staff Member

New England Culninary Institute (NECI)

Admissions Office, 56 College Street, Montpelier, VT 05602,United States of America

Tel: (1) 877 223 324Email: admissions-at-neci.eduWebsite: www.neci.edu

New England Culinary Institute (NECI) is one of the leadingculinary schools in the United States of America. It is locatedin Vermont, the Green Mountain State. Mr. Fran Voigt andMr. John Dranow founded NECI in 1980.

Cabot Scholarships

Subjects: Culinary arts, baking and pastry art and hotelmanagementPurpose: To encourage and support students who are com-mitted to furthering their education and enhancing theircareers in the restaurant and food service industryEligibility: Open to candidates who are current resident ofVermont, New York, Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut,Rhode Island or MassachusettsLevel of Study: Professional developmentType: ScholarshipValue: US$2,000Length of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: New England Culinary InstituteCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicant must submit a completeapplication form to New England Culinary Institute


Email: [email protected]: Linda Cooper

New South Wales ArchitectsRegistration Board

NSWArchitects Registration Board, Level 2, 156 GloucesterStreet, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 9241 4033Fax: (61) 2 9241 6144Email: [email protected]: www.architects.nsw.gov.auContact: Ms Mae Cruz, Deputy Registrar

Client Service Excellence Award

Subjects: Architectural servicesPurpose: To encourage excellence in the professional ser-vices offered by architects

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Eligibility: Open to all architects registered in New SouthWales (NSW) who have completed projects in the last 2 yearsin NSW not exceeding $4 millionLevel of Study: UnrestrictedType: AwardValue: A$5,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: For further information about theClient Service Excellence Award contact the Registrar of theNSW Architects Registration Board on (61) 2 9241 4033.Check website for further detailsClosing Date: 28 SeptemberContributor: Victorian Architects Registration BoardAdditional Information: Architect, architect corporations,and firms should have two nominations from clients


Tel: (61) 2 9241 4033Email: [email protected]: Registrar of the NSWArchitects Registration

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New South Wales Ministry of the Arts

Level 9 St James Centre, 111 Elizabeth Street, PO Box A226,Sydney, NSW 1235, Australia

Tel: (61) 1800 358 594, 2 8218 2222Fax: (61) 2 9228 4722Email: [email protected]: www.arts.nsw.gov.au

New South Wales Ministry of the Arts works closely with theState’s 8 major cultural institutions, providing policy adviceto Government on their operations.

Western Sydney Artists Fellowship

Subjects: Creative artsPurpose: To encourage artists and students in the field ofcreative artsEligibility: Open to applicants who are residents of WesternSydney or whose practice is located primarily in WesternSydneyLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: Fellowship

Value: A$5,000–25,000Length of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: New South Wales, Sydney WesternSuburbsCountry of Study: AustraliaClosing Date: September



New York Foundation for the Arts(NYFA)

20 Jay Street, 7th floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201, United States ofAmerica

Tel: (1) 212 366 6900Fax: (1) 212 366 1778Email: [email protected]: www.nyfa.org

New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), founded in 1971,helps artists turn inspiration into art by giving more moneyand support to individual artists and arts organizations thanany other comparable institution in the United States.

Canadian Women Artists’ Award

Subjects: Applicants can submit in the following categories:Architecture/Environmental Structures/Design, Choreography,Crafts/Sculpture, Digital/Electronic Arts, Fiction, Folk/Tradi-tional Arts, Interdisciplinary Work, Music/Sound, NonfictionLiterature, Painting, Photography, Playwriting/Screenwriting,Poetry, Printmaking/Drawing/Book Arts, & Video/FilmPurpose: The Canadian Women Artist’s Award is open toemerging or early career artists in New York, New Jersey, andConnecticut. The $5,000 award is designed to provide finan-cial support to an emerging or early career artist working inany discipline, and can be used in any manner the recipientdeems necessary to further their artistic goals. It is supportedby funding granted to NYFA by the Canadian Women’s Club(CWC) of New York as a way to continue its philanthropicwork when it disbandedEligibility: The Canadian Women Artist’s Award is open towomen artists who meet the following requirements: Must bea Canadian citizen, and able to provide proof of citizenshipwith legal documentation upon receipt of the award; Must be

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between the ages of 21 and 35 before the application deadline;Must be a current resident of New York, New Jersey, orConnecticut; Must apply in only one of the eligiblediscipline categories; Must be the originators of the work,i.e. choreographers or playwrights; not awarded to interpre-tative artists such as dancers or actors; Must not be a previousrecipient of the CanadianWomen Artist’s Award; Must not bea NYFA employee, member of the NYFA Board of Trusteesor Artists’ Advisory Committee, and/or an immediate familymember of any of the previousLevel of Study: UnrestrictedType: AwardValue: $5,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryNo. of awards offered: 82Application Procedure: All applicants must apply online atapply.nyfa.org/submit. The application cycle runs through theSpring, opening in March and closing in MayClosing Date: MayFunding: Private, FoundationContributor: The Canadian Women’s Club (CWC) ofNew YorkNo. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 82

New York State Council on the Arts/New YorkFoundation for the Arts Artist Fellowship

Subjects: NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowships are awarded in15 different disciplines, with 5 disciplines reviewed each yearon a rotating three-year cycle. Eligible categories includeArchitecture/Environmental Structures/Design, Choreography,Crafts/Sculpture, Digital/Electronic Arts, Fiction, Folk/Tradi-tional Arts, Interdisciplinary Work, Music/Sound, NonfictionLiterature, Painting, Photography, Playwriting/Screenwriting,Poetry, Printmaking/Drawing/Book Arts, & Video/FilmPurpose: For over 30 years, in partnership with New YorkState Council on the Arts, the New York Foundation for theArts has awarded Artist Fellowships of US$7,000 to individ-ual originating artists living and working in New York Stateand/or Indian Nations located therein for unrestricted use.These fellowships are not project grants but are intended tofund an artist’s vision or voice, regardless of the level of theirartistic development. NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowships areawarded to eligible artists of all career levels regardless oftheir gender, ethnicity, sexuality, ability/disability, financialstanding, or geographic locationEligibility: Applicants must meet all eligibility requirements,including: 25 years old or older, New York State residency forthe past 2 consecutive years, and are originators of the work.

Please visit our website for a comprehensive list of eligibilitycriteriaLevel of Study: UnrestrictedType: A variable number of fellowshipsValue: US$7,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaNo. of awards offered: 3,071Application Procedure: Applications for the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship run from the end of Septemberthrough the end of January of the following year. All appli-cations are submitted online. Please visit www.nyfa.org/fellowships to applyClosing Date: JanuaryFunding: Government, Commercial, Private, Foundation,IndividualsContributor: New York State Council on the ArtsNo. of awards given last year: 89No. of applicants last year: 3,071

“Made in NY” Women’s Film, TV and theatre fund

Subjects: This award provides finishing grants for film, tele-vision, digital projects and theatre productions. Grants aregiven in the following categories (amounts listed are themaximum potential grant): Fiction Feature (running time of60minutes or more) - US$50,000, Fiction Short (running timeof 59 minutes or less) - US$25,000, Fiction Webisode/Webseries (all forms) - US$20,000, Documentary Feature(running time of 60 minutes or more) - US$50,000, Docu-mentary Short (running time of 59 minutes or less) - US$25,000, Documentary Webisodes/Webseries (all lengthsand forms) - US$20,000, Theatre Production - grant amountsup to US$50,000Purpose: The “Made in NY”Women’s Film, TVand TheatreFund provides grants to encourage and support the creation offilm, television, digital, and live theatre content that reflectsthe voices and perspectives of all who identify as womenEligibility: In addition to being made by, for, or about all whoidentify as women, projects are eligible if they feature a strongfemale perspective; and/or include a female director; and/orinclude a meaningful female producer credit; and/or includea meaningful female writing credit; and/or include a femaleprotagonist(s). Projects must also meet the “Made in NY”criteria as described in the program guidelinesLevel of Study: UnrestrictedType: A variable number of grantsValue: US$20,000 - US$50,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryNo. of awards offered: 568

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Application Procedure: All applications must be submittedonline at apply.nyfa.org/submit. Applications open in thesummer, and close in the fallClosing Date: OctoberFunding: GovernmentContributor: The City of New York Mayor’s Office ofMedia and Entertainment (MOME)No. of awards given last year: 60No. of applicants last year: 568

New York University

Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program

Purpose: NYU Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Programsupports promising scholars and educators from diverse back-grounds whose life experience and research background willcontribute significantly to academic excellence at NYUEligibility: 1. NYU Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Pro-gram is open to all areas of study represented at the Univer-sity. Individuals who meet one of the following criteria areeligible to apply. 2. Individuals who have completed theirdissertation within the last three years or who will havecompleted their dissertation by 1 September. 3. Professionalstransitioning to academic careers in a field for which thedoctorate is not the terminal degreeLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Required application materialsinclude: 1. a curriculum vitae. 2. a statement of research andgoals. 3. a personal statement detailing reasons for applying forthe fellowship. 4. mentorship plan developed jointly with theproposed mentor (see below). 5. three letters of recommenda-tion (with one of those letters to come from the proposedmentorat NYU). 6. one of the following: A dissertation abstract(postdoctoral applicants); or a statement of how your profes-sional experience prepares you for a faculty position (non-PhDterminal degree holders; and candidate information formClosing Date: 15 JanuaryFunding: Private


383 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10003, United States ofAmerica

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

New York University Academic andScience

Rangel Graduate Fellowship Program

Purpose: The Rangel Graduate Fellowship is a United StatesDepartment of State program, administered by Howard Uni-versity, that seeks to attract and prepare outstanding youngpeople for careers as Foreign Service Officers in the UnitedStates Department of StateEligibility: 1. Applicants must be seeking admission to entergraduate school in the fall for a two-year program ata United States university in an area of relevance to theForeign Service. They can be in their senior year of theirundergraduate studies, graduating by June, or they can becollege graduates. 2. Applicants must have a cumulativegrade point average of 3.2 or higher on a 4.0 scale at thetime of application. 3. Applicants must be United StatescitizenLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Up to US$37,500 annually toward tuition, fees andliving expenseFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: The Rangel Program expects toaward 30 fellowships each November for cohort. A panelof individuals with experience in the United States ForeignService and academia makes selections for the RangelProgram. A candidate’s community, academic, extracurric-ular, and leadership activities will be considered duringthe selection process. For further details, check the follow-ing link. rangelprogram.org/graduate-fellowship-program-application/Closing Date: 17 SeptemberFunding: Private


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New Zealand Aid Programme

195 Lambton Quay, Private Bag 18 901, Wellington 6160,New Zealand

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Tel: (64) 4 439 8000Contact: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

The purpose of New Zealand’s aid is to develop sharedprosperity and stability in the Pacific and beyond, drawingon the best of New Zealand’s knowledge and skills. Wesupport sustainable development in developing countries toreduce poverty and contribute to a more secure, equitable andprosperous world.

New Zealand Pacific Scholarships

Purpose: A particular focus of NZPS is to increase thenumber of young pacific people studying in New Zealandand to build a new generation of Pacific leadership with stronglinks to New ZealandType: ScholarshipCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: For application procedure, pleaserefer website www.mfat.govt.nz/en/aid-and-development/scholarships/how-to-apply/Closing Date: 28 March



Newberry Library

60 West Walton Street, Chicago, IL 60610-3380, UnitedStates of America

Tel: (1) 312 943 9090Fax: (1) 312 255 3680Email: [email protected]: www.newberry.orgContact: Research and Education

The Newberry Library, open to the public without charge, isan independent research library and educational institutiondedicated to the expansion and dissemination of knowledgein the humanities. With a broad range of books and manu-scripts relating to the civilizations of Western Europe andthe Americas, the Library’s mission is to acquire and pre-serve research collections of such material, and to providefor and promote their effective use by a diverse communityof users.

Associated Colleges of the Midwest/the GreatLakes Colleges Association Faculty Fellowships

Purpose: This fellowship supports faculty from the collegesof the Associated Colleges of the Midwest and the GreatLakes Colleges Association, IncEligibility: Applicants can come from any of the colleges inACM or GLCA, from any disciplineType: FellowshipValue: Fellows teach a small group of select undergraduatestudents in an advanced research seminarApplication Procedure: Potential applicants should contactJoan Gillespie at the ACMClosing Date: 15 MarchAdditional Information: For more information, visit theAssociated Colleges of the Midwest’s call for proposals atwww.acm.edu/programs/14/newberry/index.html


Tel: (1) 312 263 5000Email: [email protected]: Joan Gillespie

Rudolph Ganz Fellowship

Subjects:Humanities, local history, music and music history,theatre & performance history/studiesPurpose: The Rudolph Ganz Fellowship is a new opportunityat the Newberry Library. The fellowship is intended to sup-port research using the Rudolph Ganz Papers and other latenineteenth- and early twentieth-century materials related toChicago music in that period. The Rudolph Ganz Papersinclude the musical compositions of this world-renownedconcert pianist, composer, conductor, and educator, as wellas articles, speeches, lectures and essays by him, and tworecordings. Also in the collection is correspondence to andfrom prominent musical figures, family correspondence, clip-pings, photographs, programs, and some artifactsEligibility: Applicants must demonstrate a specific need forthe Newberry’s collection. For additional information abouteligibility requirements and application guidelines, pleasecheck the website: www.newberry.org/fellowshipsType: ScholarshipValue: Short-Term Fellowships are generally awarded for onecontinuous month in residence at the Newberry, with stipendsof US$2,500 per monthCountry of Study: United States of AmericaClosing Date: 15 December



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Weiss/Brown Publication Subvention Award

Subjects: Humanities, music, theatre, French literature, Ital-ian literature and Cultural studiesPurpose: To subsidize the publication of a scholarly book,monograph, or edition on European civilization before 1700in one of the specified fieldsEligibility: Applicants must document that their projectshave been accepted for publication and provide detailedinformation regarding the publication and subvention requestLevel of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: GrantValue: US$9,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Newberry LibraryCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: An online form must be completed;applicants should upload an abstract, project description, andcurriculum vitae along with their application (see website formore details); three letters of recommendation are required;Must include a publication abstract, publication contract,copies of the reader’s reports, and a production budget andscheduleClosing Date: 15 JanuaryFunding: Private

Newcastle University

Manager, Student Financial Support, Newcastle University,King’s Gate, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU, UnitedKingdom

Tel: (44) 191 208 3333Fax: (44) 191 208 8685Email: [email protected]: www.ncl.ac.ukContact: Mrs Rencesova Irena, Student Financial Support

Officer

The Newcastle University, established in Newcastle in 1834,is one of the United Kingdom’s leading universities and isknown for its quality of teaching, outstanding research, andworks with the regional and local communities, business andindustry.

Advancing Women in Leadership Scholarship(MBA)

Purpose:We’re committed to supporting innovative businesswomen who aspire to higher levels of influence and

professional development. Successful candidates will dem-onstrate a strong career trajectory, academic excellence anda wealth of professional experienceEligibility: To be eligible for this partial-fee scholarship youmust meet the following criteria: 1. complete the scholarshipapplication form including submitting an essay of no morethan 1,500 words in response to the question listed. Submis-sions need to be in English. 2. hold a conditional or uncondi-tional offer of admission to the Full-time MBA programmeentry. 3. have substantive managerial experience (normally6 years or more, minimum 3 years). 4. preferably hold theequivalent of a United Kingdom 2:1 honours degree(however, applicants who do not meet this requirement butcan demonstrate relevant work experience above the mini-mum plus significant career progression may also be consid-ered). 4. perform well at interview across all competencyareas. 5. hold an English language qualification of IELTS6.5 or its equivalent with no subskill below 6.0 (if your firstlanguage is not English)Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: A full fee award of £22,800, payable towards the costof tuition feesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Newcastle University Business SchoolCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Applications and essays will bereviewed by a panel of judges. Candidates need to completethe online application form. forms.ncl.ac.uk/view.php?id=2981403Closing Date: 5 AprilFunding: PrivateContributor: Newcastle University Business School



British Marshall Scholarships

Purpose: If you are an American graduate, and aged under26, you may be eligible to apply for one of 40 competitiveawards. The British Marshall Scholarships will finance twoyears of postgraduate and occasionally, undergraduate studyin the United KingdomEligibility: The scholarships cover: 1. fares to and from theUnited States. 2. university tuition fees. 3. cost of livingexpenses. 4. book, thesis, research and daily travel allowancesand where applicable, a contribution towards the support ofa dependent spouseLevel of Study: Postgraduate

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Type: ScholarshipValue: VariesLength of Study: Two yearsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: For further information about thescholarship and details on eligibility and applications, contactthe Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission. www.marshallscholarship.org/Closing Date: Not specifiedFunding: PrivateContributor: The Marshall Aid CommemorationCommission



European Excellence Scholarship (MBA)

Subjects: Our European Excellence Scholarship rewardsEuropean MBA candidates who can demonstrate high aware-ness of the challenges and opportunities of working andleading in a multicultural environmentPurpose: Our MBA provides an inclusive, diverse and col-laborative learning community that educates and developsour students to be creative, innovative, enterprising andglobal in their outlookEligibility: To be eligible for this full-fee scholarship youmust meet the following criteria: 1. completed the schol-arship application form including submitting an essay ofno more than 1,500 words in response to the questionlisted. Submissions need to be in English. 2. holda conditional or unconditional offer of admission to theFull-time MBA programme entry. 3. have substantivemanagerial experience (minimum 3 years prior to startingthe MBA) preferably hold the equivalent of a United King-dom 2:1 honours degree (however, applicants who do notmeet this requirement but can demonstrate relevant workexperience above the minimum plus significant career pro-gression may also be considered). 4. perform well at inter-view across all competency areas. 5. hold an Englishlanguage qualification of IELTS 6.5 or its equivalent withno subskill below 6.0 (if your first language is notEnglish). 6. be assessed as an European Union studentfor fee paying purposesLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any country

Application Procedure: Applications and essays will bereviewed by a panel of judges. Candidates need to completethe online application formClosing Date: 5 AprilFunding: Private



Indonesia Endowment Fund for Education(LPDP)

Purpose: The Indonesia Endowment Fund (LPDP) providesfunding for high achieving Indonesian students undertakingMaster’s or PhD study. It forms part of the Indonesian gov-ernment’s aim to nurture young talented individuals, enablingthem to become future leadersEligibility: For detailed information about the eligiblity,check the website www.lpdp.kemenkeu.go.idLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: Funding supportValue: The scholarship covers tuition fees and livingexpensesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Ministry of Finance and Minister ofResearch, Technology and Higher EducationCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: For detailed information grants,check the following link, www.lpdp.kemenkeu.go.idClosing Date: Mid-January, April, July and OctoberFunding: PrivateContributor: Lembaga Pengelolaan Dana Pendidikan(LPDP)



International Family Discounts (IFD)

Purpose: We offer discounts to encourage relatives of ourcurrent international students, and past international gradu-ates, to pursue their studies at Newcastle UniversityEligibility: 1. This discount is only available to studentsstudying at the Newcastle city campus. 2. The Universityoffers partial discounts to close relatives (husband, wife,brother, sister, mother, father, son or daughter) of studentsand graduates, who have been assessed as Internationalfor fees purposes, and who wish to pursue their studies at

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Newcastle University in currently studying here. 3. Stu-dents may only apply for a discount if they are registeredas a student at the University or after they have beenoffered a place to study on their chosen degree pro-gramme, and have been assessed as International for feespurposesLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: Funding supportValue: 10% of the tuition fee per yearFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Please complete the online Interna-tional Family Discount application form in accordance withthe IFD regulations. Further updates on regulatiobns andapplications are available at: forms.ncl.ac.uk/view.php?id=12481Funding: Private



Master of Arts (Taught Masters) Scholarships inthe School of Modern Languages

Subjects: School of Modern LanguagesPurpose: The School of Modern Languages is offering com-petitive scholarships to outstanding applicants for the follow-ing programmes: MA programmes in Translating andInterpreting (Chinese) MA in Professional Translating forEuropean Languages (French, German, Italian, Spanish)MA Film: Theory and PracticeEligibility: Home, European Union and International Stu-dents are eligible to applyLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: £5,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: In order to apply for the scholarship,check the website. www.ncl.ac.uk/sml/study/funding/#currentopportunitiesClosing Date: 7 JuneFunding: PrivateContributor: SML Postgraduate Officer



Master of Arts in Art Museum and Gallery StudiesScholarship

Purpose: The Art Museum and Gallery Studies MA providesstudents with the opportunity to develop skills as a curatoror gallery educator in the fields of both historical andcontemporary artEligibility: The studentships are open to United Kingdom,European Union and international applicants who hold, orexpect to achieve a minimum of a 2.1 Honours degree(or international equivalent) in fine art or an art relatedsubject. We welcome applications from all sections of thecommunity regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or sexu-ality, and wish to encourage applications from tradition-ally underrepresented groups in United Kingdom highereducation. International students If your first language isnot English you must also meet our English languagerequirementsLevel of Study: Professional developmentType: ScholarshipValue: £3,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: You must apply through theUniversity’s online postgraduate application system. To dothis please ‘Create a new account’. All relevant fields shouldbe completed, but fields marked with a red asterisk must becompleted. The following information will help us to processyour application. You will need to: 1. insert the programmecode 4138F in the programme of study section. 2. select ‘MAArt Museum and Gallery Studies (full time)’ as the pro-gramme of study. 3. insert the studentship code SAC025 inthe studentship/partnership reference field. 4. attacha personal statement of no more than 500 words outlining.i. your preparedness to undertake the Art Museum and Gal-lery Studies MA. ii. your aspirations for a career in the artmuseum and gallery sectorClosing Date: 30 AprilFunding: Private



Master of Business Administration BusinessExcellence Scholarships

Purpose: The scholarship program will be awarded to a highcaliber candidate with at least 5 years of work experience whocan demonstrate achievement and impact in a business envi-ronment. Our MBA Business Excellence Scholarships willreward MBA candidates who are results orientated, customer


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focused, and can demonstrate emerging leadership qualitiesEligibility: To be eligible for this partial-fee scholarship youmust meet the following criteria: 1. can demonstrate (throughapplication and at interview) substantive managerial experi-ence and good leadership potential for the future. 2. holda conditional or unconditional offer of admission to theFull-time MBA programme entry. 3. have substantive mana-gerial experience (normally 4 years or more, minimum3 years) preferably hold the equivalent of a United Kingdom2:1 honours degree (however, applicants who do not meet thisrequirement but can demonstrate relevant work experienceabove the minimum plus significant career progression mayalso be considered). Perform well at interview across allcompetency areas hold an English language qualification ofIELTS 6.5 or its equivalent with no subskill below 6.0 (if yourfirst language is not English)Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Newcastle University BusinessSchoolCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: No application required. All candi-dates will be assessed at the point of interview for thisScholarshipClosing Date: 5 AprilFunding: Private



Newcastle University - English LanguageExcellence Scholarships (Business School Masters)

Purpose: Newcastle University Business School offersa number of partial scholarship awards to outstanding andhigh-quality Masters students each year to assist them tostudy for a Masters degreeEligibility: You will be considered for an English LanguageExcellence Scholarship if you hold an unconditional offerfor one of the following Masters courses: 1. Arts, Businessand Creativity MA. 2. Innovation, Creativity and Entrepre-neurship MSc. 3. Global Human Resource ManagementMSc. 4. International Economics and Finance MSc. 5. Bank-ing and Finance MSc. 6. Finance MSc. 7. QuantitativeFinance and Risk Management MSc. 8. International Busi-ness Management MSc. 9. International MarketingMSc. 10. Operations, Logistics and Supply Chain Manage-ment MSc. 11. Accounting, Finance and Strategic InvestmentMSc. 12. International Financial Analysis MSc. 13.

E-Business MSc. 14. E-Business (Information Systems)MSc. 15. E-Business (E-Marketing) MScLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Partial awards of £5,000 towards the cost oftuition feesFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Regulations and applicationdetails are available on the below link, www.ncl.ac.uk/media/wwwnclacuk/postgraduate/funding/files/English%20Language%20Excellence%20Scholarships%20Regulations%202019%20Entry.pdfClosing Date: No application required, students will be con-sidered for these scholarships once their offer status becomesUnconditionalFunding: Private



Newcastle University - United States of AmericaAthlete Scholarship

Purpose: Newcastle University offers partial scholarshipawards to encourage United States of America athletes toundertake Master’s level studyEligibility: Applicants should ideally have NCAA D1- D3playing experience in one of the following sports: Basket-ball, Lacrosse, Volleyball, Tennis, Golf, Women’s Soccer,Waterpolo. They must also be: 1. registered at NewcastleUniversity for the academic year. 2. registered for one ofthe following eligible courses Masters - MA; MBA;MClinRes; MEd; MMedEd; LLM; LLM (by research);MLitt; MMus; MPH; MRes; MSc. 3. defined as interna-tional for fee purposes. 4. resident in the United States ofAmerica. 5. registered to study at Newcastle Universitycity centre campusLevel of Study: GraduateType: ScholarshipValue: 40% fee reduction, £5,000- £8,000 payable towardsthe first year of tuition fees and a comprehensive supportpackage (see Overview for further details)Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Complete the application formusing the following link. www.ncl.ac.uk/nclsport/performance/scholarships/application.htmClosing Date: 31 JulyFunding: PrivateContributor:Newcastle University Performance Sport Team



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Newcastle University - Vice-Chancellor’sExcellence Scholarships - Postgraduate

Purpose: Newcastle University is pleased to offer 40 Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarships (VCES) for outstand-ing international applicants who apply to commence full-timeMaster’s studies. There are 39 50% tuition fee scholarshipsand 2 100% tuition fee scholarshipEligibility: To be considered for the 50% scholarships appli-cants must: be a national of one of the following countries:Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia,Ecuador, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Lebanon, Malaysia,Mexico, Morocco, Peru, Thailand, Turkey, United States ofAmerica, Venezuela be assessed as international for fee pur-poses hold an offer for an eligibleMaster’s degree programmeat the University’s Newcastle city centre campus for theacademic year already have or expect to receive the equiva-lent of an upper second class United Kingdom honours degreeor aboveLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Newcastle UniversityCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure:Online application form is availableon the below web link path. app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU01c3zJ6qAVghClosing Date: 28 February, 30 April and 28 JuneFunding: PrivateContributor: Newcastle University



Newcastle University International PostgraduateScholarship (NUIPS)

Subjects: All subjects offered by the UniversityPurpose: To provide a partial scholarship for internationalstudentsEligibility: Candidates for scholarships must already have beenoffered a place to study at Newcastle University. See webpages:www.ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/funding/search/list/nuipsLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: Partial scholarship

Value: UK£2,000 per yearLength of Study: 1st year of study onlyFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Newcastle UniversityCountry of Study: United KingdomNo. of awards offered: 800Application Procedure: All eligible applicants who areoffered a place to study at Newcastle University are invited toapply for one of these scholarships. Applicants must check thewebsite for details or contact the Student Financial Support TeamClosing Date: 27 MayContributor: Newcastle UniversityNo. of awards given last year: 100No. of applicants last year: 800



Newcastle University Overseas ResearchScholarship (NUORS)

Purpose: Newcastle University is committed to offering sup-port to the very best international students hoping to pursuea programme of research. We are pleased to offer a smallnumber of University funded NUORS awards for outstandinginternational students who apply to commence PhD studies inany subjectEligibility: 1. You could be eligible to apply for a NUORSaward if. 2. you have been offered a place on a PhD researchprogramme. 3. you have been assessed as international/over-seas for fees purposes, and are wholly or partially self-financing. 4. you intend to register to start your studies duringthe academic yearLevel of Study: GraduateType: ScholarshipValue: This award covers the difference between home andoverseas fee rates (value approximately £11,490 to £17,700per annum)Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: You must have already applied forand been offered a place to study at Newcastle Universitybefore you apply for a NUORS award. Please complete theonline NUORS application form and in accordance with theNUORS regulations. You will also be required to providedetails of an academic referee; the University will then con-tact your referee directly. Further details can be found in theNUORS Regulations 19-20? Please read these thoroughlybefore applying. forms.ncl.ac.uk/view.php?id=2526301Closing Date: 26 AprilFunding: Private



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Newcastle University Scholarship – Thailand -GREAT

Purpose: This year, in partnership with the British Counciland the GREAT Britain Campaign, Newcastle University isoffering scholarships to students in Thailand applying forpostgraduate taught courses listed below. This scholarshipscheme is part of the “GREAT Scholarships - East Asia”campaign, which has been launched by the British Counciltogether with 28 United Kingdom universities to supportmore students in East Asia to get access to the excellentUnited Kingdom higher education opportunitiesEligibility: To be considered for awards applicants must:1. Must be passport holders of Thailand. 2. be assessed asinternational for fee purposes. 3. hold an offer for an eligibleMaster’s degree programme listed below. 4. MSc SustainableChemical Engineering. 5. MSc REFLEX (Renewable EnergyFlexible Training Programme)Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Full tuition feesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Newcastle UniversityCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Applications must be submittedusing the application form. Other applications will not beaccepted. Application link is available below: app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU01c3zJ6qAVghClosing Date: 30 AprilFunding: PrivateContributor: British Council and Newcastle UniversityAdditional Information: app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU01c3zJ6qAVgh



Newcastle Vice-Chancellor’s Global Scholarships -Postgraduate

Purpose: Newcastle University is pleased to offer 5 Vice-Chancellor’s Global Scholarships (VCGS) for outstandinginternational applicants who apply to commence full-timeMaster’s studiesEligibility: To be considered for the Vice-Chancellor’sGlobal Scholarships applicants must: 1. be assessed as

international for fee purposes. 2. hold an offer for an eligibleMaster’s degree programme at the University’s Newcastlecity centre campus for the academic year. 3. already have orexpect to receive the equivalent of an upper second classUnited Kingdom honours degree or above. 4. Applicantsfrom the following countries are not eligible to apply forVCGS awards as the University offers specific schemes forthese countries: Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile,China, Colombia, Ecuador, Egypt, Ghana, India, Indonesia,Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Nige-ria, Peru, Thailand, Turkey, United States of America,Uganda, Venezuela, Vietnam. 5. A scheme for postgraduateMaster’s applicants from Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Ugandawill be launched in FebruaryLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: For further information about appli-cation process, refer the following link. www.ncl.ac.uk/media/wwwnclacuk/postgraduate/funding/files/VCGS%20postgraduate%20regulations%20(2019).pdfClosing Date: 30 April and 28 JuneFunding: Private



Postgraduate Master’s Loan Scheme (studentsfrom United Kingdom and non-United KingdomEuropean Union countries)

Purpose: Student loans for full-time, part-time and distancelearning Masters degrees in all subjects (taught or research)Eligibility: 1. Taught and research Master’s courses in alldisciplines (online and campus-based) will normally be eligi-ble, e.g. MA, MSc, MRes, MEd, MBA, LLM, MLitt, MFA.2. You can receive a loan for an MPhil. However, this pro-grammemust lead to a standalone. Master’s degree and not bepart of a longer PhD programme. 3. You will not be entitled toreceive the Postgraduate Loan if you are eligible to receivehealthcare funding from any of the following organisations.i. National Health Service (NHS). ii. Department of Health(DOH). iii. Student Awards Agency Scotland (SAAS).iv. Doctoral degrees (eg PhD, EngD, Integrated PhDs), PGCertificates, PG Diplomas, PGCE’s and Master’s courses thatare currently funded by the undergraduate support system, egMaster of Architecture (MArch), will not be eligible for theLoan. 4. You will not be eligible for the Postgraduate Loan ifyou are studying towards top-up credits to a gain a Master’squalification after studying a PG Certificate or PG Diploma








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Level of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: £10,906Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: The application cycle is still open.The quickest way to apply is online. www.gov.uk/masters-loan/applyClosing Date: Not specifiedFunding: Private



Postgraduate Masters Scholarships in the Schoolof Geography, Politics and Sociology

Subjects: Full and partial tuition fee scholarships are avail-able for outstanding applicants across the following courses:Purpose: The scholarships are open to United Kingdom,European Union and international applicants who: Hold anoffer of admission on one of the eligible programmes Hold, orexpect to achieve, at least a 2.1 honours degree (or interna-tional equivalent), in a related disciplineEligibility: The scholarships are open to United Kingdom,European Union and international applicants who: 1. Hold anoffer of admission on one of the eligible programmes.2. Hold, or expect to achieve, at least a 2.1 honours degree(or international equivalent), in a related disciplineLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: £7,410Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 7 JuneFunding: Private



Postgraduate Opportunity Scholarships

Purpose: The scholarships are available as part of NewcastleUniversity’s Postgraduate Support Scheme for Master’s stu-dents. They have been designed to enable students fromunder-represented groups to progress to higher level studyEligibility: Postgraduate Opportunity Scholarships are avail-able only to students applying to Newcastle University whomeet the following criteria: have been offered a place to study

full time for one year or a maximum of two years part time onone of the University’s eligible taught or research Master’scourses commencing in September. are United Kingdom stu-dents progressing from undergraduate courses for which theywere charged the higher tuition fee applying and falling intothe following categories: 1. a student living in United King-dom when they entered undergraduate study at any UnitedKingdom institution. 2. a student living in Scotland when theyentered undergraduate study at any English, Northern Irish orWelsh institution. 3. a student living in Northern Ireland whenthey entered undergraduate study at any English, Scottish orWelsh institutionLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: To apply for the PostgraduateOpportunity Scholarship, please complete the online applica-tion form. Check the following link. app.geckoform.com/public/#/modern/FOEU01c3RUfcdPr6%20Closing Date: 28 JuneFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: In order to be considered for aPostgraduate Opportunity Scholarship, you must have alreadyapplied to the University for an eligible taught or researchMaster’s course and received an offer of a place by this date



Regional Impact Scholarship (MBA)

Purpose: To support aspiring and established leaders fromthe region to continue their professional development. TheRegional Impact Scholarship is aimed at MBA candidateswho can demonstrate their potential to the economy andsociety of the North East of United KingdomEligibility: To be eligible for this full-fee scholarship youmust meet the following criteria: 1. completed the scholarshipapplication form including submitting an essay of no morethan 1,500 words in response to the question listed. Submis-sions need to be in English. 2. hold a conditional or uncondi-tional offer of admission to the Full-time MBA programme ofcurrent year entry. 3. have substantive managerial experience(minimum 3 years prior to starting the MBA). 4. preferablyhold the equivalent of a United Kingdom 2:1 honours degree(however, applicants who do not meet this requirement butcan demonstrate relevant work experience above the mini-mum plus significant career progression may also be consid-ered). 5. perform well at interview across all competencyareas hold an English language qualification of IELTS 6.5 or


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its equivalent with no subskill below 6.0 (if your first lan-guage is not English)Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: A full fee award of £22,800, payable towards the costof tuition feesFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United KingdomApplication Procedure: Applications and essays will bereviewed by a panel of judges. Candidates need to completethe online application form. forms.ncl.ac.uk/view.php?id=2981068Closing Date: 5 AprilFunding: Private



Newcastle University in UnitedKingdom

Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 7RU, UnitedKingdom

Tel: (44) 191 208 6000Contact: Newcastle University

Newcastle University (officially, the University of Newcastleupon Tyne) is a public research university in Newcastle uponTyne in the North-East of United Kingdom.

40 Fully-Funded Postgraduate Scholarships atNewcastle University in United Kingdom

Subjects: Scholarships are awarded to study the subjectsoffered by the universityPurpose: Students need a good level of English language tostudy at Newcastle University. English will be the mainlanguage you use socially and for study. If English is nottheir first language they will need to provide a recognisedEnglish language test or qualificationEligibility: Citizens of China, United States of America,Canada, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore,Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Turkey, Algeria, Morocco, India,Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and Uganda are eligible to applyType: Postgraduate scholarshipsValue: 50% or 100% of tuition fees

Study Establishment: Scholarships are awarded to study thesubjects offered by the universityCountry of Study: United KingdomApplication Procedure: International preparation coursesand graduate diplomas have a different application method.Students apply online through partner INTO. Find out abouthow to apply to: 1. Newcastle University London. 2. INTONewcastle. Applications must be submitted using the onlineapplication formClosing Date: 31 January, 27 April, and 29 JuneAdditional Information: For more details please browse thewebsite scholarship-positions.com/fully-funded-postgraduate-scholarships-newcastle-university-uk/2017/11/14/



Newcomen Society of the UnitedStates

211 Welsh Pool Road, Suite 240, Exton, PA 19341, UnitedStates of America

Tel: (1) 610 363 6600Fax: (1) 610 363 0612Email: [email protected]: www.newcomen.orgContact: Ms Marcy J. Stoner, Executive Assistant

The Newcomen Society of the United States is a non-profitbusiness educational foundation that studies and supportsoutstanding achievement in American business.

Harvard/Newcomen Postdoctoral Award

Subjects: Business historyPurpose: To improve the scholar’s professional acquaintancewith business and economic history, to increase his or herskills as they relate to this field, and to enable him or her toengage in research that will benefit from the resources of theHarvard Business School and the Boston scholarlycommunityEligibility: Open to Scholars who have received a PhD inhistory, economics or a related discipline within the past10 years, and who would not otherwise be able to attendHarvard Business SchoolLevel of Study: Postdoctorate

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Type: FellowshipValue: US$46,000Length of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Harvard Business School in Cam-bridge, MassachusettsCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicants must contact HarvardUniversity for further detailsClosing Date: 15 March


Straus Professor of Business History, HarvardUniversity, Graduate School of Business Administration,Soldiers Field Road, Boston, MA 02163, United States ofAmerica

Tel: (1) 617 495 6354Email: [email protected]: Mr Thomas K McCraw

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

Public Diplomacy Division, Office Nb 106, BoulevardLeopold III, BEL-1110 Brussels, Belgium

Tel: (32) 2 707 4111Fax: (32) 2 707 5457Email: [email protected]: www.nato.intContact: Academic Affairs Officer

The North Atlantic Treaty was signed in Washington on1 April, 1949, creating an alliance of 12 independent nationscommitted to each other’s defence. Four more Europeannations later acceded to the Treaty between 1952 and 1982.On 12March, 1999, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Polandwere welcomed into the Alliance, which now numbers19 members.

Manfred Wörner Fellowship

Subjects: International relationsPurpose: To honour the memory of the late Secretary Generalby focusing attention on his leadership in the transformationof the alliance, including efforts at extending NATO’s rela-tions with CEE countries and promoting the principles andimage of the Transatlantic partnership

Eligibility: Open to applicants who are citizens of the EAPCcountries with proven experience to carry out an importantscholarly endeavour within the time limit of the FellowshipLevel of Study: Professional developmentType: FellowshipValue: €5,000 (including all travel costs)Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Application forms can be down-loaded from the NATO websiteClosing Date: 25 JanuaryFunding: Government



North Central College

Graduate Programs MBA Program, 30 North Brainard StreetPO Box 3065, Naperville, IL 60566-7065, United States ofAmerica

Tel: (1) 630 637 5840Fax: (1) 630 637 5819Email: [email protected]: www.noctrl.eduContact: MBA Admissions Officer

North Central College is a private, four year co-educationalcollege located in Naperville, just 30 miles west of Chicago,Illinois. North Central offers over 50 undergraduate majorsand six master’s programmes.

North Central Association for CounselorEducation and Supervision Research GrantAwards

Purpose: The call for proposals is to fund studies thatincrease understanding of the counselor education profession(including research, teaching, supervision, leadership andadvocacy). Research grant awards will be presented at thebusiness meeting at the NCACESEligibility: Proposed topic is within the scope of thisResearch Award program. Need for the proposed topic isclearly outlined through review of the research. Objectivesare clear and attainable in the proposed study. Methodologyproposed is appropriate for the research questions. Outcomesare consistent with objectives andmethod. Research proposed

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adheres to ACA/ACES ethical standards for research withhuman subjectsLevel of Study: GraduateType: Study grantValue: Three US$1,000 awardsFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: The competition is open to bothprofessional and student members of NCACES. The primaryinvestigator must be an ACES/NCACES member at the timethe application is submitted. Individuals may submit (or bepart of a submission team) for only one proposal. ncaces.org/awards/general/gsubmitClosing Date: 29 JuneFunding: Private

North Dallas Bank & Trust Company

P.O. Box 801826, Dallas, TX 75380-1826, United States ofAmerica

Tel: (1) 800 275 7966Fax: (1) 972 716 7100, 800 275 7966Website: www.ndbt.com

James W. Tyra Memorial Scholarship

Purpose: In 1994, the executive management established theJames W. Tyra Scholarship, in honor of the bank’s very firstCommunity Reinvestment Act (“CRA”) Officer. Mr. Tyrawas committed to advancing the hopes and dreams of thelocal public, and tirelessly gave of himself for the benefit ofthe youth in the communityEligibility: 1. Must be a high school senior at time of appli-cation. 2. Must be a United States citizen or permanent resi-dent. 3. Must be attending a public high school inside theNorth Dallas Bank & Trust Company trade area (a list ofeligible schools is available on the North Dallas Bank &Trust Company website). 4. Must be in the top 25% of his/hergraduating class. 5. Must have a grade point average of 3.0 orhigher. 6. the student must submit transcripts prior to thecompletion of each year of class, as failure to do so will resultin loss of the scholarshipLevel of Study: GraduateType: ScholarshipValue: US$1,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: 1. Each student must complete thescholarship application available in the counselor’s office of

his/her high school. Each applicant must be recommended byhis/her high school counselor or principal. 2. In addition to thecompleted application, each student must submit a currentofficial transcript, two letters of recommendation (one froma high school teacher, counselor, or principal and one froma community member)Closing Date: 1 AprilFunding: Private


12900 Preston Road, Suite 208, Dallas, TX 75230, UnitedStates of America

Tel: (1) 972 716 7299Email: [email protected]: Ms Jennifer D Yeiter

North West Cancer Research Fund

22 Oxford Street, L7 7BL, Liverpool, United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 15 1709 2919Fax: (44) 15 1708 7997Email: [email protected]: www.cancerresearchnorthwest.co.ukContact: Mr AW Renison, General Secretary

North West Cancer Research Fund ResearchProject Grants

Subjects: All types of cancer, the mechanisms by which theyarise and the way they exert their effectsPurpose: To support fundamental research into the cause ofcancers and the mechanisms by which cancers arise and exerttheir effectsEligibility: Open to candidates undertaking cancer researchstudies at one of the universities named below in the North-west. Grants are only available for travel costs associatedwith currently funded 3-year cancer research projects. Nogrants are awarded for buildings or for the development ofdrugsLevel of Study: ResearchType: ProjectValue: Approx. UK£35,000 per yearLength of Study: Usually 3 yearsFrequency: Dependent on funds availableStudy Establishment: The University of Liverpool, Lancas-ter University and the University of Wales, Bangor

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Country of Study: North West United Kingdom, North andMid-WalesNo. of awards offered: 50Application Procedure: The NWCRF Scientific Commit-tee meets twice a year. All applications are subject to peerreviewClosing Date: 1 April and 1 OctoberFunding: Private, IndividualsContributor: Voluntary donationsNo. of awards given last year: 10No. of applicants last year: 50


NWCRF Scientific Committee, Department of Medicine,Duncan Building, Daulby Street, L7 8XW, Liverpool, UnitedKingdom

Email: [email protected]: The Secretary

Northeast Florida Phi Beta KappaAlumni Association

Northeast Florida Phi Beta Kappa AlumniAssociation Scholarship

Purpose: The Fall Program provides a social and intellectualopportunity for members and their guestsEligibility: Winners will be honored at the association’sSpring Banquet. For further details, see the website.pbknefl.com/web/scholarshipsLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: Scholarship and Research awardValue: US$1,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure:Application information is availableonline at the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association of NortheastFlorida websiteClosing Date: 1 MarchFunding: Private


1606 New Hampshire Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20009,United States of America

Email: [email protected]: Mr Marianne Roberts, Secretary-Treasurer

Northeastern University

Graduate School of Business Administration, 350 DodgeHall, 360 Huntington, Boston, MA 02115, United States ofAmerica

Tel: (1) 617 373 2714Fax: (1) 617 373 8564Email: [email protected]: MBA Admissions Officer

National Robotics Initiative 2.0: UbiquitousCollaborative Robots (NRI-2.0)

Purpose: The goal of the National Robotics Initiative (NRI)is to support fundamental research that will accelerate thedevelopment and use of robots in the United States thatwork beside or cooperatively with peopleEligibility: 1. An investigator may participate as PI, co-PI, orSenior Personnel in no more than two proposals submitted inresponse to this solicitation each year. 2. In the event that anindividual exceeds this limit, proposals received within thelimit will be accepted based on earliest date and time ofproposal submission (i.e., the first two proposals receivedwill be accepted and the remainder will be returned withoutreview). No exceptions will be made. 3. The above limitapplies only to proposals to the NRI-2.0 solicitation, not tothe totality of proposals submitted to NSFLevel of Study: GraduateType: GrantFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 1 NovemberFunding: Private



Northumbria University

2 Ellison Pl, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8ST, United Kingdom

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upon Tyne in the North East of United Kingdom. A formerpolytechnic, it was established as one of the new universitiesin 1992.

Dean’s Award Scholarship

Subjects: Scholarships are awarded in the field of lawPurpose: Scholarships are available for pursuing full-time orpart-time LPC or LLM LPC programmeEligibility: For eligibility details, please visit websitescholarship-positions.com/northumbria-law-school-deans-award-scholarships-uk/2018/04/02/Value: £1,000 with 90% off tuition feesCountry of Study: Any countryApplication Procedure: Applications must be must be sentvia emailClosing Date: 31 JulyContributor: Northumbria UniversityAdditional Information:Formore details, please visit websitewww.northumbria.ac.uk/study-at-northumbria/fees-funding/pg-fees-funding/2018-deans-award-lpc/



Norway – the official site in the UnitedStates

2720 34th Street NW, Washington, DC 20008, United Statesof America

Tel: (1) 202 333 6000Fax: (1) 202 469 3990Email: [email protected]: www.norway.orgContact: Grants and Scholarships Department

Al Fog Bergljot Kolflats Stipendfond

Subjects: All subjectsPurpose: To provide a stipend for those who want to takea trip to the United States to get practical experience withintheir fields of interestEligibility: Open to Norwegian citizens only, especially fora Norwegian engineer or architect. The applicant must haveworked for at least 3 years after graduation, and he/she mustpresent a detailed plan for the trip when they apply. Also,a budget for the trip must be included as well as references

Level of Study: PostgraduateValue: Up to NOK 30,000Closing Date: 15 March


The Norway–America Association, Rådhusgaten 23B,N-0158 Oslo, Norway


American-Scandinavian Foundation Scholarships(ASF)

Subjects: All subjectsPurpose: To encourage Scandinavians to undertake advancedstudy and research programmes in the United StatesEligibility:Applicants must be citizens of Denmark, Finland,Iceland, Norway or Sweden and have completed their under-graduate degree. They should be fluent in English. Citizens ofFinland, Iceland and Norway must apply through the sister-societies in their home countryLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: The American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) offersover US$500,000Length of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of AmericaApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete an appli-cation on ASF application forms. More information availableon our website - www.amscan.org/fellowships-and-grants/fellowships-and-grants-for-advanced-study-or-research-in-the-usa/Closing Date: Varies by countryFunding: Foundation


58 Park Ave, NewYork, NY 10016, United States of America


John Dana Archbold Fellowship Program

Subjects: All subjects

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Purpose: To support educational exchange between theUnited States and NorwayEligibility:Open to citizens of the United States citizens aged20–35, in good health and of good character. Qualified appli-cants must show evidence of a high level of competence intheir chosen field, indicate a seriousness of purpose, and havea record of social adaptability. There is ordinarily no languagerequirementLevel of Study: Postdoctorate, Postgraduate, Professionaldevelopment, ResearchType: FellowshipValue:Up to US$5,000. Individual grants vary, depending onthe projected costs. Note that there will be no tuition at theUniversity of Oslo. The maintenance stipend is sufficient tomeet expenses for a single person. The travel allowancecovers round trip airfare to OsloLength of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The University of OsloApplication Procedure:Applicants must write to the NansenFund, Inc. for an application formClosing Date: 1 FebruaryFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: The University of Oslo Interna-tional Summer School offers orientation and Norwegian lan-guages courses 6weeks before the start of the regularacademic year. For Americans, tuition is paid. Attendance isrequired. Americans visit Norway in even-numbered yearsand Norwegians visit the United States in odd-numberedyears. For further information please contact the NansenFund, Inc



Memorial Fund of 8 May

Subjects: All subjectsPurpose: To promote cultural exchange between foreigncountries and Norwegian residential experientialcolleges by providing scholarships for residence, and tohelp prepare young people for everyday life in thecommunityEligibility: Open to candidates aged 18–22 years who donot have a permanent residence in Norway, and do nothold a Norwegian passport. Candidates must be planningto return to their home country after a year in Norway.Candidates must be aware of the kind of education theMemorial Fund bursaries cover, that being a year ina Norwegian residential colleges, not admission to

education on a higher level, such as a university, or spe-cialized trainingType: ScholarshipValue: The scholarship will cover board and lodging. Inaddition it is possible to apply for extra funds. Applicantsfrom some countries may apply for required books and excur-sions arranged by the school. Also, extra support may beprovided for short study trips and short courses before orafter the school year. A fixed amount towards spendingmoney may also be given. Normally the students must paytheir own travelling expenses. The colleges do not chargetuition feesLength of Study: 1 yearFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Norwegian residential experientialcollegesCountry of Study: NorwayNo. of awards offered: 700Application Procedure:Applicants must request more infor-mation and application forms from the Memorial Fund of8 May or to the nearest Norwegian Embassy. Applicantswho require a scholarship to attend a Norwegian collegeshould not apply to a them directly. In this case, the Boardwill place successful applicants at a college school based ontheir hobbies and interest. Residence permits must be appliedfor by each individual student when a scholarship has beengrantedClosing Date: 1 NovemberFunding: GovernmentNo. of awards given last year: 25No. of applicants last year: 700Additional Information:A residential experiential college isa 1-year independent residential school, primarily for youngadults, offering many non-traditional subjects of study. Eachcollege has its own profile, but as a group, the Norwegiancolleges teach classes covering almost all areas, includinghistory, arts, crafts, music, sports, philosophy, theatre,photography etc


IKF, Grensen 9a, N-0159 Oslo, Norway


Norwegian Emigration Fund

Subjects: Emigration history and relations between theUnited States of America and NorwayPurpose: To support for advanced or specialized study inNorway

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Eligibility:Open to citizens and residents of the United Statesof America. The fund may also give grants to institutions inthe United States of America whose activities are primarilycentred on the subjects mentionedLevel of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, ProfessionaldevelopmentType: GrantValue: NOK 5,000–20,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: NorwayApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete an appli-cation form and return it clearly marked Emigration Fund toNordmanns-Forbundet. Applications as well as enclosureswill not be returnedClosing Date: 1 FebruaryFunding: Government



Norwegian Marshall Fund

Subjects: Science and humanitiesPurpose: To provide financial support for Americans to cometo Norway to conduct postgraduate study or research in areasof mutual importance to Norway and the United States,thereby increasing knowledge, understanding and strengthen-ing the ties of friendship between the two countriesEligibility: Open to citizens of the United States, who havearranged with a Norwegian sponsor or research institution topursue a research project or programme in Norway. Underspecial circumstances, the awards can be extended to Norwe-gians for study or research in the United StatesLevel of Study: Graduate, PostgraduateType: Research grantValue: US$1,500–4,500 or NOK 10,000–30,000Length of Study: VariesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Norwegian universitiesCountry of Study: NorwayApplication Procedure: Applicants must contact theNorway-America Association to receive an application.Application forms must be typewritten either in English orNorwegian and submitted in duplicate, including all supple-mentary materials. Each application must also be accompa-nied by a letter of support from the project sponsor oraffiliated research institution in Norway. There is an applica-tion fee of NOK 350Closing Date: 1 AprilFunding: Private



The Norway-America Association Awards

Subjects: All subjectsEligibility: Open to Norwegian who wish to study in theUnited States on the graduate level, must have completedtheir Bachelor’s Degree before applying for these scholarships.The applicants must also be members of the Norway-AmericaAssociation, and the membership fee is 200 NOK per yearLevel of Study: Graduate, ResearchType: AwardValue: US$2,000–20,000Application Procedure: Check website for further detailsClosing Date: 22 SeptemberAdditional Information: Norwegians who reside in Norwayand plan to return to Norway after graduation are givenpreference in the selection process, and they cannot havestudied for four or more years in the United States. Pleasecontact the American-Scandinavian Foundation or theNorway-America Association directly in order to find theappropriate scholarship



The Norway-America Association Graduate &Research Stipend

Subjects: All subjectsPurpose: To give the student substantial financial support for1 year of studies in the United StatesEligibility: Open to Norwegians and members of theNorway-America Association, and he/she must pay250 NOK in administrative fees and are currently living inNorway, and intend to return to Norway after their graduationLevel of Study: Graduate, ResearchValue: US$2,000–25,000Application Procedure: Check website for further detailsClosing Date: 22 September



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The Professional Development Award

Subjects: All subjectsPurpose: To help established professionals with a highereducation who want to study within their own field of interestEligibility: Open to Norwegian professionals who workedfor at least 3 years after finishing his or her education as wellas planning on doing special research or further study in theirfieldsLevel of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: The award amount can vary but there isa recommended minimum of US$250 and maximum ofUS$1,000 with only one award per student within a givenacademic yearFrequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Check website for further detailsAdditional Information: Candidates must be invited toapply for this award. There is also an administrative fee of250 NOK, which must be deposited in bank account withnumber 7878.05.23025. Please contact the American-Scandinavian Foundation or the Norway-America Associa-tion directly in order to find the appropriate scholarship



The Torskeklubben Stipend

Subjects: All subjectsPurpose: To promote Norwegian-American relationsthrough helping Norwegians come to the United States tostudyEligibility: Open to Norwegians and must already beaccepted at the Graduate School at the University of Minne-sota before applying for the awardLevel of Study: GraduateValue: A stipend of US$15,000 for the academic year. Forrecipients without another source of tuition support, such asan assistantship, the Graduate School Fellowship Office willprovide a Tuition Scholarship for full-time study for theacademic yearFrequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Application forms are availableupon request from the Norway-America Association and theGraduate School at the University of Minnesota or it can bedownloaded from the websiteClosing Date: 1 March



Novo Nordisk A/S

Novo Alle, Bagsvaerd, DNK -2880, Denmark

Contact: Director

National Fellowship And Scholarship For HigherEducation Of ST students

Purpose: National Fellowship and Scholarship for HigherEducation of ST Students is offered by Ministry of TribalAffairs. This is a central sector scheme for the ST studentswho are selected for pursuing MPhil and PhD. The applica-tion form is available online and students can apply via thelink given on this page. The scholarship has emerged as twodifferent schemes i.e. Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship forST students and top class education for ST students. Thefellowship covers under Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowshipprogramme and scholarship is covered by top-class educationEligibility: 1. Candidates must belong to STcategory. 2. Can-didates should get registered for the full-time Mphil and Ph-D. course. 3. scholarship, the students must have takenadmission in their notified institution. 4. Family incomeshould not exceed more than 6 Lac P/ALevel of Study: PostdoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: Rs. 25,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any countryClosing Date: 31 OctoberFunding: Foundation



Novo Nordisk Foundation

Tel: (45) 3527 6674Email: [email protected]: Kirsten Klüver, Grant Administrator

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The Novo Nordisk United Kingdom Research Foundationis a charity to support research into diabetes by membersof the medical and nursing professions Researchfellowships.

Postdoc Fellowship for Research Abroad

Subjects: BiosciencePurpose: The Novo Nordisk Foundation invites young,ambitious researchers in Denmark to apply for a post-doctoralfellowship to conduct research within bioscience or basicbiomedicine outside of DenmarkEligibility: The applicant must be employed by a researchinstitution in Denmark for the entire fellowship period andthis institution must administrate the project grantType: FellowshipValue: The Novo Nordisk Foundation awards DKK 1 mil-lion per year, that is, for a total of up to DKK 4 million/fellowshipLength of Study: 4Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: DenmarkApplication Procedure: The application must be completedand submitted using the foundation’s electronic applicationsystemClosing Date: 1 FebruaryContributor: Novo Nordisk FoundationAdditional Information: For more information refer:novonordiskfonden.dk/sites/default/files/information_and_guidelines_for_applicants_postdoc_fellowship_for_researc.pdf



Nuffic

Kortenaerkade 11, 2518 AX Den Haag, PO Box 29777, NLD2502 LT The Hague, Netherlands

Tel: (31) 70 4260260Fax: (31) 70 4260399Email: [email protected]: www.nuffic.net

Netherlands Organization for InternationalCooperation in Higher Education-Natural familyplanning Fellowships for PhD Studies

Subjects: See website www.nuffic.nl/nfpEligibility: Candidate must be a national of one of 57 devel-oping countriesLevel of Study: DoctorateCountry of Study: Any country



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