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NNAN TIEN INSTITUTE

231 Nolan St, Unanderra, NSW 2526, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 4272 0648

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.nantien.edu.au

Nan Tien Institute Postgraduate ScholarshipSubjects: Applied Buddhist studies and health and social wellbeing.

Eligibility: Open to Australian domestic students only.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, Graduate

Type: ScholarshipValue: Australian $13,800.00, covers tuition costs only (not text books,

learning materials or accommodation) plus research supervision

Length of Study: Up to 3 years from commencement, unless

otherwise agreed

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Nan Tien Institute

Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 2 per year

Application Procedure: Complete and submit the application form,

along with your application for admission form by the closing date.

Closing Date: April and December

Contributor: Nan Tien Institute

Additional Information: Please check for more information at www.

nantien.edu.au/content/nan-tien-institute-postgraduate-scholarship.

NANTUCKET HISTORICALASSOCIATION (NHA)

15 Broad Street, PO Box 1016, Nantucket, MA, 02554,

United States of America

Tel: (1) 508 228 1894

Fax: (1) 508 228 5618

Email: [email protected]/[email protected]

Website: www.nha.org

The Nantucket Historical Association (NHA) is the principal repository

of Nantucket history, with extensive archives, collections of historic

properties and art and artefacts that broadly illustrate Nantucket’s

past. The Research Library at the NHA contains a rich collection of

primary and secondary sources that document all facets of Nantuck-

et’s cultural, social, economic and spiritual history for more than three

centuries. More than 400 manuscript collections relate to Nantucket

individuals and families, ships, businesses and trades, churches,

schools and organizations. Searchable inventories of the library’s

manuscript, map and book holdings can be accessed via the NHA

website. The NHA art and artefacts collections include paintings,

drawings, prints, baskets, silver, whaling tools, scrimshaw, furniture

and textiles. The particular strengths of the collection lie in artefacts

that document Nantucket’s whaling industry.

E Geoffrey and Elizabeth Thayer Verney Research

FellowshipSubjects: History.Purpose: To enhance the public’s knowledge and understanding of

the heritage of Nantucket, Massachusetts.

Eligibility: Open to academics, graduate students and independent

scholars in any field to conduct research in the collections of the NHA.

Level of Study: Graduate

Type: ResidencyValue: A stipend of $300 per week, and reimbursement of travel

expenses up to $600

Length of Study: 3 weeks

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The NHA

Country of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must send a full description of the

proposed project, a curriculum vitae, the name of three references and

an estimate of anticipated time and duration of stay.

Closing Date: January 1st

No. of awards given last year: 1

For further information contact:

Nantucket Historical Association, PO Box 1016, Nantucket, MA,

02554-1016, United States of America

Contact: Mr Ben Simons, Chief Curator and Editor

NANYANG TECHNOLOGICALUNIVERSITY (NTU)

Nanyang Fellows Programme, Nanyang Business School,

Nanyang Avenue, 639798, Singapore

Tel: (65) 6790 4803

Fax: (65) 6791 8522


Website: www.ntu.edu.sgContact: Director

The Nanyang Business School is one of Asia’s top business schools.

Its flagship programme is the Nanyang MBA, which has consistently

been ranked one of the top in Asia and is ranked in the world top 100

by Economist intelligence unit, 2005.

APEC ScholarshipSubjects: Management.

Purpose: To allow outstanding candidates from the APEC member

economies except Singapore to pursue the MBA programme at NTU

on a full-time basis.

Eligibility: This scholarship is open to nationals of the following APEC

member economies to pursue a full-time Master of Business

Administration (MBA) programme at NTU: Australia, Brunei Darus-

salam, Canada, Chile, People’s Republic of China, Hong Kong,

Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand,

Papua New Guinea, Peru, Philippines, Russia, Chinese Taipei,

Thailand, United States, Vietnam. At least two years of management

or professional experience; proficiency in the English Language; an

acceptable score in the Graduate Management Admission Test

[GMAT]; should not be on paid employment or accept paid employ-

ment or concurrently hold any other scholarship, fellowship, bursary or

top-up allowance during the prescribed period of the award.

Level of Study: MBA

Type: ScholarshipValue: Monthly stipend of Singaporean $1,350; book allowance of

Singaporean $500; tuition fee, health insurance, examination fee and

other approved fees, allowances and expenses; cost of one overseas

Business Study Mission (for MBA candidates only) undertaken within

the tenable period of the scholarship; cost of travel from home country

to Singapore on award of the scholarship; cost of travel from

Singapore to home country on successful completion of the Masters

degree within the tenable period of the scholarship

Length of Study: Full-time for 16 months

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: NTUCountry of Study: SingaporeNo. of awards offered: 1–2Application Procedure: Application details are available at the

University website.

Closing Date: January 5th

Funding: Government

Contributor: NTUNo. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 50Additional Information: Applications open in November and close in

December each year. Invitations for applications will be placed in the

newspapers in the capital cities of the APEC countries and on the

University’s website. International students have to apply for a

student’s pass from Singapore immigration in order to pursue a full-

time course of study in Singapore. The University will assist

successful international applicants in their applications for the

student’s pass.

ASEAN Graduate ScholarshipSubjects: Management.

Purpose: To allow outstanding candidates from the ASEAN (Asso-

ciation of South East Asian Nations) member economies, except

Singapore, to pursue the MBA programme at NTU on a full-time basis.

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Eligibility: Open to nationals of the member countries of ASEAN

(Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myan-

mar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam) who have excellent academic

record, at least 2 years of working experience, a very good command

of the English language; Singaporeans, Singapore permanent

residents and recipients of other scholarships or bursaries are not

eligible to apply.

Level of Study: MBA

Type: ScholarshipValue: Monthly stipend of Singaporean $1,350; book allowance of

Singaporean $500; tuition fee, health insurance, examination fee and

other approved fees, allowances and expenses; cost of one overseas

Business Study Mission (for MBA candidates only) undertaken within

the tenable period of the scholarship; cost of travel from home country

to Singapore on award of the scholarship; cost of travel from

Singapore to home country on successful completion of the Masters

degree within the tenable period of the scholarship

Length of Study: Full-time for 16 months

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: NTUCountry of Study: SingaporeNo. of awards offered: 1–2Application Procedure: Application details available at the University

website.

Closing Date: December 31st

Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 50Additional Information: Applications open in November and close in

December each year. Invitations for applications will be placed in the

newspapers in the capital cities of the ASEAN countries and on the

University’s website. International students have to apply for a student’s

pass from Singapore immigration in order to pursue a full-time course of

study in Singapore. The University will assist successful international

applicants in their applications for the student’s pass.

Asia Journalism FellowshipSubjects: The fellowship is awarded in journalism at NTU’s Wee Kim

Wee School of Communication and Information.

Eligibility: At least five years of professional journalism experience,

not including student journalism who are currently working as a

journalist. Freelancers are eligible, if journalism is their main activity.

Applicants should be residing in Asia and should be able to operate in

English which is the working language of the programme. Journalists

working in non-English media are welcomed, but they will have to

show their proficiency in English through a telephone interview.

Permission is required from their employers to be away for the full

three months of the Fellowship.

Type: FellowshipValue: Stipend of Singaporean $1,500 per month for the duration of

the three month programme. Travel to and from Singapore will also be

covered. There is no extra funding for spouses and children to visit.

Free accommodation is provided in service apartments. Two or three

Fellows share one apartment with kitchen to cook meals. Fellows will

have access to the library, computer, internet and athletic facilities of

the NTU campus. NTU will apply for Training Employment Passes for

the Fellows to come to Singapore. Any visiting family members must

handle their own entry permit applications

Country of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: The mode of applying is electronically (send

to [email protected]) or by post. For detailed information, please

visit the website.

Closing Date: October 25th

Contributor: Temasek Foundation and Nanyang Technological

University

Additional Information: The Fellowship brings around 15 journalists

from across Asia to Singapore for three months.

Asian Communication Resource Centre (ACRC)Fellowship AwardSubjects: Communication and information research from Asian

perspective.

Purpose: To encourage in-depth research, promote cooperation and

support scholars who wish to pursue research in communication,

information and ICT-related disciplines in Asia.

Eligibility: All applicants should possess or be working towards a

postgraduate degree from a reputable academic institution and

Applicants should be working on a research project in communication,

media, information or related areas that would be able to exploit the

materials in the ACRC.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, ResearchType: FellowshipsValue: Up to $1,500 (economy class return air ticket), on-campus

accommodation will be provided and weekly allowance of $210 will be

provided

Length of Study: 1–3 months

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants can download the application

form from the website and send in their completed application form

along with a copy of their latest curriculum vitae.

Closing Date: October 1st


School of Communication and Information Nanyang Technological

University, 31 Nanyang Link, 637718, Singapore

Tel: (65) 6790 4577

Fax: (65) 6791 5214


The Lien Foundation Scholarship for Social ServiceLeadersSubjects: Full-time or part-time local post-graduate studies in

management and selected specialist fields at the National University

of Singapore (NUS) and the Nanyang Technological University (NTU).

Purpose: To provide scholarships to support education and profes-

sional development.

Eligibility: The scholarship is open to candidates with academic

excellence, notable performance record and the potential to take up

leadership positions in voluntary welfare organizations.

Value: The award includes tuition fees, maintenance allowance (for

full-time studies), book allowance and any other compulsory fees

Application Procedure: For more information on the scholarship do

visit the websites www.ncss.org.sg/lien, http://lienfoundation.org/

ScholarshipSSL.htm. For more information on the scholarship contact

Ms Ng Hwee Choon: [email protected] and Ms Pamela

Biswas: [email protected].

Closing Date: June 22nd

Nanyang Business School: NTU-MBA Scholarship for

International StudentsSubjects: MBA.

Eligibility: A good bachelor’s degree; at least 8 years of management

or senior professional experience; for applicants whose university

degree was not imparted in English, a minimum score of 600 for

paper-based, 250 for computer-based and above 100 for internet-

based in TOEFL or a minimum band score of 6.5 in IELTS is required.

Proven leadership potential; strong academic capability; character

and personal qualities. One should not hold any other scholarship,

fellowship or bursary concurrently during the prescribed period of the

award.

Type: ScholarshipValue: Each scholarship is tenable for a period of 1 year (from start to

end of programme) only. Each scholarship shall cover partial tuition

fee of the Nanyang Fellows MBA Programme

Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Candidates applying to the programme

commencing in July, and who intend to apply for the scholarship

should submit their online application by the deadline.

Closing Date: FebruaryContributor: Nanyang Business School

Nanyang Fellows ScholarshipSubjects: Management.

Purpose: To allow outstanding candidates from the world, except

Singapore, to pursue the Nanyang fellows programme at NTU on a

full-time basis.

Eligibility: Open to international applicants seeking to pursue a

full-time Nanyang Fellows MBA programme at NTU who have at least

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8 years of post-graduation experience including 5 years of managerial

experience. Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents are

not eligible to apply.

Level of Study: MBA

Type: ScholarshipValue: Full or partial tuition fees for NTU and MIT. A monthly stipend

of Singaporean $1,200 and lodging with return airfare to MIT may also

be awarded to outstanding candidates from the civil service

Length of Study: 12 months

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: NTU and MIT

No. of awards offered: 10Application Procedure: Application details are available at the

university website.


Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 10No. of applicants last year: 500Additional Information: Applications open in September/October

and close in December each year.

Nanyang President’s Graduate ScholarshipSubjects: Scholarships are provided to learn any of the courses

offered by NTU.

Purpose: To encourage outstanding graduates or final year students

to take their first step towards a leading research career by studying

for a PhD at NTU.

Eligibility: First Class Honours degree or equivalent at Bachelor’s

level. If one has not yet completed undergraduate degree programme,

one will need to furnish documentation from the university that one is

on track to get a First Class Honours degree or equivalent.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateValue: Full tuition fees, monthly stipend of $3,200, conference

allowance up to Singaporean $4,000 per financial year (April previous

year to March current year), one-time IT allowance of $1,500, annual

grant of $500 for journal subscription or book purchase, thesis

preparation allowance, priority will be given for subsidized campus

accommodation. With effect from August, the newly admitted students

will receive the following monthly stipend: Singapore Citizens –

$3,300; Singapore Permanent Residents – $3,200; International

students – $3,000

Country of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: Please refer to the NPGS website for more

details. For applicants to IGS, please apply via https://wis.ntu.edu.sg/

webexe/owa/pga$rsh_main.menu. For applicants to NIE, please

apply directly through the NIE website at www.nie.edu.sg/studynie/

admissions/graduate-studies-professional-learning.

Closing Date: October 1st to November 30th

Additional Information: There is no restriction as to the nationality of

candidates but all things being equal, preference will be given to

Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents.

NTU HASS International PhD Scholarship (HIPS) for

Singaporean StudentsPurpose: HIPS aims to encourage outstanding Singapore citizens

and Singapore permanent residents to pursue an academic career in

HASS by supporting their doctoral studies abroad.

Eligibility: Under HIPS, the successful candidates will be employed

as University staff. They will be granted paid leave to pursue a

sponsored PhD programme in an approved overseas university or in

NTU with an extended period of research in an approved overseas

partner university. Upon successful completion of the PhD pro-

gramme, they will be appointed as tenure-track Assistant Professors

of the University.

Type: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Interested applicants, please first get in

touch with the relevant School and Division. Do send all applications,

through the respective Heads of Divisions/Groups and School Chairs,

to: Dean’s Office (or to the Dean’s office). Applicants who wish to

submit their documents electronically should email their application

form and complete dossier to Ms Chan Bee Kwang (email:

[email protected]).


Additional Information: All late and/or incomplete applications will

not be considered. A check list is included in the application package.



Contact: Seeto Wei Peng

NTU-MBA ScholarshipSubjects: Management.

Purpose: To enable outstanding overseas candidates to pursue the

MBA programme on a full-time basis.

Eligibility: Open to international applicants. Singaporeans, Singapore

permanent residents and recipients of other scholarships or bursaries

are not eligible to apply.

Level of Study: MBA

Type: ScholarshipValue: Full or partial tuition fees of a full-time programme

Length of Study: 4 trimesters

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: NTUCountry of Study: SingaporeNo. of awards offered: 4Application Procedure: Applicants must submit only one application

form for application to the NTU MBA and scholarship. Online

application is available at http://admissions.ntu.edu.sg/graduate/

scholarships/Pages/NTUMBAScholarship.aspx.

Closing Date: End of March

Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 4No. of applicants last year: 81Additional Information: Applications open in October each year and

close at the end of February each year. International students have to

apply for a student’s pass from Singapore immigration in order to

pursue a full-time course of study in Singapore. The University will

assist successful international applicants in their applications for the

student’s pass.

PhD Position in Graphical ModelsSubjects: The position is awarded in graphical models.

Eligibility: BSc in applied statistics, applied mathematics, electrical

engineering, or computer engineering. Position is available for

Singaporean applicants.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateValue: It covers salary and tuition

Country of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: Please send detailed curriculum vitae,

statements of research interests, three references and relevant

publications (if applicable), electronically, to Prof. Justin Dauwels

Nanyang Technological University School of Electrical & Electronic

Engineering Singapore [email protected].

Closing Date: November 1st

Singapore Education – Sampoerna Foundation MBA in

SingaporeSubjects: Management.

Purpose: To help Indonesian citizens below 35 years pursue their

MBA studies.

Eligibility: Applicant must be an Indonesian citizen under 35 years,

hold a local Bachelor’s degree from any discipline with a minimum

GPA of 3.00 (on a 4.00 scale), have a minimum of 2 year full-time

professional work experience after the completion of the under-

graduate degree, currently not enrolled in graduate or post-graduate

program, or obtained a Master’s degree or equivalent; not be a

graduate from overseas tertiary institutions, unless was on a full

scholarship, not receive other equivalent award or scholarship offering

similar or other benefits at the time of the award.

Value: Approx. US$70,000–150,000. This will cover GMAT and

TOEFL/IELTS reimbursement, university application fee, student visa

application fee, return airfares from Jakarta to the place of study,

tuition fees for the duration of study, living allowance to support living

costs during period of study and literature allowance to purchase

textbooks required for study

Closing Date: February 1st

Additional Information: For further information see www.

nanyangmba.edu.sg/Admissions/FinancialAid.asp.

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SPRING Management Development Scholarship (MDS)Subjects: Management.

Purpose: To nurture the next generation of leaders for the trailblazer

companies of tomorrow.

Eligibility: Those who are currently working in an SME or are

interested to join one, are citizens or permanent residents of

Singapore, have less than 5 years of working experience and

successfully apply for one of the approved MBA programmes.

Value: Full-time/Part-time MBA: SPRING will provide grant value of

up to 70 per cent of tuition fees, and other related expenses for full-

time MBA scholars up to a maximum qualifying cost of $52,000

Study Establishment: Nanyang Business School

Country of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: Applicants will have to go through a joint

selection process by SPRING and the participating SME, serve a 3

month internship in the SME prior to embarking on the approved MBA

course (performance must be deemed satisfactory by the SME), and

serve a bond of up to 2 years in the SME upon completion of studies.

For more information on government assistance programmes, please

contact the Enterprise One hotline at Tel: (65) 6898 1800 or email

[email protected] or visit their website at www.spring.gov.

sg/mds.

Closing Date: See website for details

Contributor: SPRING Singapore and small medium enterprises (SME)

Additional Information: For more information on government

assistance programmes, please contact the Enterprise One hotline at

Tel: (65) 6898 1800 or email [email protected] or visit

their website at www.spring.gov.sg/mds.


Tel: 65 6898 1800


Website: www.spring.gov.sg/mds

NARSAD

90 Park Avenue, 16th Floor, New York, NY, 10016,


Tel: (1) 646 681 4888

Fax: (1) 516 487 6930


Website: www.narsad.org

NARSAD the world’s leading charity dedicated to mental health

research raises and distributes funds for scientific research into the

causes, cures, treatments and prevention of psychiatric brain and

behaviour disorders. NARSAD is the largest donor-supported orga-

nization devoted exclusively to supporting scientific research on

psychiatric disorders in the world.

NARSAD Distinguished Investigator AwardsSubjects: Neurobiology.Purpose: To stimulate the development of key personnel and

resources, to facilitate the rapid initiation of research in innovative

areas, and to enable investigators to create unique scientific

opportunities.

Eligibility: Open to senior researchers at the rank of professor or

equivalent who maintain their own laboratory, and applicants must be

a full professor (or equivalent), and maintain peer reviewed competi-

tively funded scientific programs.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, ResearchType: AwardValue: A one-year grant of $100,000 is provided for established

scientists pursuing innovative projects in diverse areas of neurobio-

logical research

Length of Study: 1 year

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any country

No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Electronic applications are available at

www.narsad.org.


Funding: PrivateContributor: DonorsNo. of awards given last year: 16

No. of applicants last year: 143Additional Information: Further information is available from the

website.

NARSAD Independent Investigator AwardsSubjects: Neurobiology.Purpose: To facilitate innovative research opportunities in diverse

areas of neurobiological research.

Eligibility: Applicants must have a doctoral-level degree (MD, PhD,

etc.), be an associate professor (or equivalent), and have received, as

PI, competitive research support at a national level such as NIH, NSF,

or foundation support.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, ResearchType: Grant

Value: Funding is for two years and is up to $50,000 per year

Length of Study: 2 years


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Electronic applications are accepted through

the NARSAD website.


Funding: PrivateContributor: DonorsNo. of awards given last year: 42No. of applicants last year: 246Additional Information: Further information is available from the

website.

NARSAD Young Investigator AwardsSubjects: Schizophrenia, major mood disorders, other serious mental

illnesses such as anxiety disorders, borderline personality disorder,

suicide and children’s psychiatric disorders.

Purpose: To enable promising investigators to either extend their

research fellowship training or to begin careers as independent

research faculty.

Eligibility: Open to investigators who have attained a Doctorate or

equivalent degree, are affiliated with a specific research institution and

who have a mentor or senior collaborator who is performing significant

research in an area relevant to schizophrenia, depression or other

serious mental illnesses. Candidates should be at the postdoctoral to

assistant professor level.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, ResearchType: AwardValue: Two-year awards up to $70,000, or $35,000 per year are

provided to enable promising investigators to either extend research

fellowship training or begin careers as independent research faculty

Length of Study: Up to 2 years


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Electronic applications are accepted through

the NARSAD website.

Closing Date: February 19th

Funding: PrivateContributor: DonorsNo. of awards given last year: 201No. of applicants last year: 822Additional Information: This award is intended to support only

advanced Fellows through assistant professors or their equivalent.

Further information is available from the website.

THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES

500 5th Street NW, Washington, DC, 20001, United States of America

Tel: (1) 202 334 2000

Fax: (1) 202 334 1667


Website: www.nationalacademies.org

The National Academies perform an unparallelled public service by

bringing together committees of experts in all areas of scientific and

technological endeavour. These experts serve pro bono to address

critical national issues and give advice to the federal government and

the public.


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Christine Mirzayan Science & Technology PolicyGraduate Fellowship ProgramSubjects: Science, engineering, medicine, veterinary medicine,

business and law.

Purpose: To engage students in science and technology policy.

Eligibility: Graduate students and postdoctoral scholars and those

who have completed graduate studies or postdoctoral research within

the last 5 years are eligible to apply.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: The stipend for a 10-week program is $5,300


Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: A completed application form must be

submitted. Application forms are available on the website.

Closing Date: November 1st for the January program, March 1st for

the June program, and June 1st for the September program

Ford Foundation Dissertation FellowshipsSubjects: Check website for details.

Purpose: To achieve excellence in college and university teaching.

Eligibility: Open to all citizens or nationals of the US regardless of

race, national origin, religion, gender, age, disability, or sexual

orientation, individuals with evidence of superior academic achieve-

ment and committed to a career in teaching and research at the

college or university level, PhD or ScD degree candidates studying in

an eligible research-based discipline at a U.S. educational institution.

Also individuals who have not earned a doctoral degree at any time, in

any field.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: AwardValue: Stipend: $25,000 for 1 year. Expenses paid to attend one

Conference of Ford Fellows. Access to Ford Fellow Liaisons, a

network of former Ford Fellows who have volunteered to provide

mentoring and support to current fellows


Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: This year the program will award approxi-

mately 20 dissertation fellowships

Application Procedure: Applicants must register and establish a

personal user ID and password. Check website for further details.

Closing Date: November 15th

Contributor: The National Research Council


Fellowships Office, Keck 576, National Research Council, 500 Fifth

Street, NW, WA, 20001

Tel: 202 334 2872


Website: www.national-academies.org/fellowships

Ford Foundation Postdoctoral FellowshipsSubjects: Check website for further details.

Purpose: For achieving excellence in college and university teaching

and to increase the diversity of the nation’s college and university

faculties by increasing their ethnic and racial diversity, to maximize the

educational benefits of diversity, and to increase the number of

professors who can and will use diversity as a resource for enriching

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college or university level. Individuals should hold a PhD or ScD

degree in an eligible research-based field from a U.S. educational

institution.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipsValue: One-year Stipend: $45,000, Employing Institution Allowance:

$1,500 and expenses paid to attend one Conference of Ford Fellows


No. of awards offered: 18Application Procedure: Applicants must register and establish a



Funding: Foundation, government

Contributor: National Research Council (NRC) on behalf of the Ford

Foundation

Additional Information: Candidates demonstrating superior aca-

demic achievement according to the judgement panels will be

awarded.



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Ford Foundation Predoctoral FellowshipsSubjects: Check website for further details.

Purpose: For achieving excellence in college and university teaching

and increasing the diversity of the nation’s college and university

faculties to maximize the educational benefits of diversity, and to

increase the number of professors who can use diversity as a

resource for enriching the education of all students.





college or university level, should enrol in or planning to enrol in an

eligible research-based program leading to a PhD or ScD degree at a

U.S. educational institution and who have not earned a doctoral

degree at any time, in any field.

Level of Study: PredoctorateType: Bursary and scholarship

Value: Annual stipend: $24,000. Award to the institution in lieu of

tuition and fees: $2,000. Expenses paid to attend at least one

Conference of Ford Fellows


No. of awards offered: 40Application Procedure: Applicants must register and establish a



Funding: Foundation, government

Contributor: National Research Council on behalf of the Ford

Foundation

Additional Information: Predoctoral fellows are required to enrol full-

time in a program leading to a PhD or ScD degree in an eligible field of

study.



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Jefferson Science FellowshipSubjects: Science, technology, and engineering (STE).

Purpose: To offset the costs of temporary living quarters in the

Washington, DC area.

Eligibility: Applicants must be U.S. citizens and holding a tenured

faculty position at a U.S. degree granting academic institution of

higher learning. For terms and conditions as well as further details log

on to the website.

Level of Study: PostgraduateValue: The Jefferson Science Fellow will be paid a per diem of up to

$50,000 by the U.S. Department of State and $10,000 will be made

available to the Fellow for travel associated with their assignment(s)


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: A complete nomination/application package

consists of nomination/application form in PDF format and in word

format; curriculum vitae (limit 10 pages); statements of qualifications

(limit 2 pages each); and at least 3, and no more than 5, letters of

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between American philanthropic foundations, the U.S. STE academic

community, professional scientific societies, and the U.S. Department

of State

Additional Information: Applicants should notify their institution

while applying and encourage them to initiate a JSF/MOU as

described on the website. Incomplete nomination/application

packages, or those received after the deadline, will not be reviewed.


The National Academies, Fellowships office, 500 fifth street, NW,

Keck 568, WA, 20001, United States of America

Tel: (1) 202 334 2643

Fax: (1) 202 334 2759



National Energy Technology Laboratory MethaneHydrates Fellowship Program (MHFP)Subjects: Chemistry (Methane Hydrate).

Purpose: To provide postgraduate and postdoctoral candidates

opportunities for career development, largely of their own choice in the

Methane Hydrates field that are compatible with the interests of the

sponsoring laboratories and universities, and to contribute thereby to

the overall efforts of NETL in their support in the development of

Methane Hydrate Science.

Eligibility: Open to candidates holding appropriate prior degree for

the level of fellowship they intend to pursue. An applicant’s training,

professional experience, and research experience may be in any

appropriate discipline or combination of disciplines required for the

proposed project. Each Methane Hydrate Program fellow will be

closely affiliated with a Research Adviser at the host venue.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Stipend Rates: Master’s Level (Fellow) begins at $30,000 with

a maximum 2-year tenure, PhD Level (Fellow) begins at $35,000 with

a maximum 3-year tenure and Postdoctoral Level (Research

Associate) begins at $60,000 with a maximum 2-year tenure


Application Procedure: Application must be submitted only in hard

copy and sent by Express Delivery to the Associateship Programs

office. After completing the WebRAP application, you must also mail

your supporting documents (transcripts and references) to the same

address.

Closing Date: February 1st and August 1st

Additional Information: Please check the website for further details.

Please direct all Application inquiries directly to the Research

Associateship Programs at [email protected] or by phone at

202 334 2760.


Associateship Programs, Keck 555, National Research Council, 500

Fifth Street, NW, Washington, DC, 20001, United States of America

Tel: (1) 202 334 2707


Website: www.national-academies.org/rap

Contact: Dr Eric O Basques, Research Adviser

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACEADMINISTRATION (NASA)

NASA Headquarters, Suite 5R30, Washington, DC, 20546,


Tel: (1) 202 358 0001

Fax: (1) 202 358 4338


Website: www.nasa.govContact: Public Communications Office

Hubble Fellowships for Postdoctoral ScientistsPurpose: The Hubble Fellowship Program provides an opportunity for

highly qualified recent postdoctoral scientists to conduct independent

research that is broadly related to the NASA Cosmic Origins scientific

goals as addressed by any of the missions in that program: the Hubble

Space Telescope, Spitzer Space Telescope, Stratospheric Observa-

tory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), the Herschel Space Observa-

tory, and the James Webb Space Telescope. The research will be

carried out at U.S. Host Institutions chosen by each Fellow.

Eligibility: Applicants must have received a PhD or equivalent

doctoral-level research degree in astronomy, physics, or a related

discipline on or after January 1st (previous year). Graduate-student

awardees who have not yet received their doctoral degree at the time

of application must present evidence of having completed all

requirements for the degree before commencing their Fellowships.

Hubble Fellowships are open to citizens of the US and to English-

speaking citizens of other countries. Qualified applicants will receive

consideration without regard to race, creed, color, age, gender, or

national origin. Women and members of minority groups are strongly

encouraged to apply. Incomplete applications and/or applications

received after the deadline will not be considered.

Type: FellowshipValue: An annual stipend of approx. $67,000 plus benefits, and an

additional allowance of $16,000 per year for travel and other research

costs. Funding will be provided initially for the first year of the

Fellowship. Renewals for the second and third years will depend on

annual performance reviews




Additional Information: The Hubble Fellowship Program is admi-

nistered for NASA by the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI),

operated by the Association of Universities for Research in Astron-

omy, Inc., working in cooperation with astronomical institutions

throughout the US. Awards will be made to support each Hubble

Fellow through a designated Host Institution.



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NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR MEDIA ARTSAND CULTURE (NAMAC)

145 9th Street, Suite 230, San Francisco, CA, 94103,


Tel: (1) 510 336 2555

Fax: (1) 415 431 1392


Website: www.namac.org

Contact: Wendy Lavy, Executive Director

NAMAC, founded in 1980, is a non-profit association whose

membership comprises a diverse mix of organizations and individuals

dedicated to a common goal: the support and advocacy of

independent film, video, audio and online/multimedia arts.

McKnight Artist Fellowship for FilmmakersSubjects: Cinema and television.

Purpose: To honour the professional and artistic accomplishments of

Minnesota artists working in the medium of film/video.

Eligibility: Filmmakers who were full-time or part-time students in any

undergraduate film, video, or screenwriting related degree programs

at any time in the past three years are not eligible; applicants must

demonstrate a sustained level of professional accomplishment over a

period of at least five years; and applicants must provide documen-

tation to show that their work has been shown in at least two film

festivals or curated exhibitions, one of them outside of Minnesota, OR

has been broadcast nationally or internationally.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Two $25,000 Fellowships for Minnesota filmmakers


Application Procedure: See the website.

Closing Date: March 29th

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McKnight Artists Fellowship for ScreenwritersSubjects: Screenwriting.Purpose: To recognize screenwriters who have excelled in the artistic

discipline of writing for cinema.

Eligibility: Open to resident screenwriters of Minnesota.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Five $25,000 awards are presented annually to accomplished

Minnesota writers and spoken word artists


No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: See the website.


NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACKJOURNALISTS (NABJ)

1100 Knight Hall, Suite 3100 College Park, Maryland 20742, Adelphi,

MD, 20783 1716, United States of America

Tel: (1) 301 405 0248, 301 445 7100

Fax: (1) 301 314 1714, 301 445 7101


Website: www.nabj.org

NABJ is an organization of journalists, students and media-related

professionals that provides quality programmes and services to black

journalists worldwide.

Ethel Payne FellowshipsSubjects: Journalism.

Purpose: To fund journalists wanting international reporting experi-

ence through self-conceived assignments in Africa.

Eligibility: Applicants should be an NABJ member with 5 years

journalism experience, full-time freelance.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $5,000Study Establishment: University of Maryland


No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: A completed application should be sub-

mitted accompanied by an 800-word project proposal, a 300 word

essay on the applicant’s journalism experience, 3 samples of work

published or aired and 2 letters of recommendation.

Closing Date: December 15th

Contributor: The National Association of black Journalists (NABJ)


THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFCOMPOSERS/USA

PO Box 49256, Barrington Station, Los Angeles, CA, 90049,


Tel: (1) 310 838 4465

Fax: (1) 310 838 4465

Email: [email protected]/nacusa

Website: www.music-usa.org/nacusa

Contact: President

The National Association of Composers presents concerts of music by

American composers throughout the USA, and sponsors a Young

composers competition.

National Association of Composers Young ComposersCompetitionSubjects: Music composition.

Purpose: To foster the creation of new American concert hall music.

Eligibility: Open to nationals of any country between the ages of

18 and 30.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, Postdoctorate, UnrestrictedType: Competition

Value: $400 (1st Prize), $300 (2nd Prize) and possible performance

on a NACUSA concert


No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants must send in their music as there

are no application forms.


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 45

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFTEACHERS OF SINGING (NATS)

9957 Moorings Drive, Suite 401, Jacksonville, FL, 32257,


Tel: (1) 904 992 9101; Toll Free: 888 262 2065

Fax: (1) 904 262 2587


Website: www.nats.org

The National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) is now the

largest association of teachers of singing in the world. NATS offers a

variety of lifelong learning experiences to its members, such as

workshops, intern programmes, master classes, and conferences, all

beginning at the chapter level and progressing to national events.

NATS Art Song Competition AwardSubjects: Singing.Purpose: To stimulate the creation of quality vocal literature through

the cooperation of singer and composer.

Eligibility: Open to any composer whose submitted work is a song

cycle, group of songs, or extended single song of approximately 15

minutes in length (13–17 minutes acceptable); for single voice and

piano; to a text written in English, for which the composer has secured

copyright clearance (only text setting permission necessary); com-

posed within the last 2 years, and who pays the competition entry fee.

Type: Cash prize

Value: $2,000 plus the composer’s expenses ($500 airfare reimbur-

sement plus hotel) and $1,000, 2nd place

Study Establishment: Valdosta State University


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: check the website for further details.



Department of Music, Valdosta State University, 1500 N. Patterson

Street, Valdosta, GA, 31698, United States of America


Website: www.nats.org/competitions.php

Contact: Dr Carol Mikkelsen

THE NATIONAL ATAXIA FOUNDATION

2600 Fernbrook Lane Suite 119, Minneapolis, MN, 55447,


Tel: (1) (763) 553 0020

Fax: (1) (763) 553 0167


Website: www.ataxia.orgContact: Susan A Hagen, Patient Services Director

The National Ataxia Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of

persons affected by ataxia through support, education, and research.

In 1978, the Foundation first began direct funding of ataxia research

through the NAF Research ‘Seed-Money’ Program. Since that time,

the Foundation has established two additional research programs

including the NAF Young Investigator Award and the NAF Fellowship

Award.

Ataxia Research GrantSubjects: Hereditary and sporadic ataxias.

Purpose: To assist investigators in the early or pilot phase of their

studies relevant to the cause, pathogenesis or treatment of the

hereditary or sporadic ataxias.

Eligibility: Open to all nationals.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, Research

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Type: Grant

Value: $5,000–15,000, funding may be considered for up to $35,000

for projects deserving special consideration

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Application forms can be downloaded from

the website.

Closing Date: August 15th; letter of intent due July 15th

Funding: FoundationNo. of awards given last year: VariesNo. of applicants last year: Varies

Research Fellowship AwardSubjects: Hereditary and sporadic ataxias.

Purpose: To promote and support research to find the cause,

treatment, and cure for the hereditary and sporadic ataxias.

Eligibility: Applicants should have completed at least one year of

postdoctoral training, but not more than two at the time of application,

and should have shown a commitment to research in the field of

ataxia. A letter from the mentor should outline a program of studies for

the applicant, and delineate the candidate’s plans.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $35,000Length of Study: 1 year

Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: The signed original plus 2 copies of the

completed application should be mailed to the Foundation. Applica-

tions can be downloaded from www.ataxia.org.

Closing Date: September 15th; letter of intent due August 17th

Funding: FoundationNo. of awards given last year: VariesNo. of applicants last year: Varies

Young Investigator AwardSubjects: Hereditary and sporadic ataxia.

Purpose: To encourage young clinical and scientific investigators to

pursue a career in the field of ataxia research.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who have attained a MD or PhD degree,

and have an appointment as a junior faculty member. Individuals as the

Associate Professor level are not eligible. Clinicians must have finished

their residency no more than 5 years prior to applying.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: AwardValue: $35,000–50,000Length of Study: 1 year

Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Applicants should submit a completed

research application form with a list of past, present and pending

funding including project title, funding source, and amount of funding.

Applications must also contain a letter of nomination from a faculty

sponsor to make appropriate resources available to support the project.

Closing Date: September 1st; letter of intent to apply due August 3rd

Funding: Foundation

NATIONAL BRAIN TUMOR SOCIETY

East coast office, 124 Watertown Street, Suite 2D, Watertown, MA,

02472-2500, United States of America

Tel: (1) 617 924 9997

Fax: (1) 617 924 9998


Website: www.braintumor.org

Contact: David Hurwitz, Director of Research Programs

The National Brain Tumor Society exists to find a cure for brain

tumours. It strives to improve the quality of life of brain tumour patients

and their families. It disseminates educational information. It raises

funds to advance carefully selected scientific research projects,

improve clinical care and find a cure.

NBTS Research GrantSubjects: Brain tumours.

Purpose: To fund scientific research aimed at finding a cure for brain

tumours, and to support students working on a doctoral thesis in the

subject.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: $150,000 per year



Application Procedure: Applicants must check the website.

Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: Please check website for more details.

THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF ASIANRESEARCH (NBR)

1414 NE 42nd Street, Suite 300, Seattle, WA, 98105,


Tel: (1) 206 632 7370

Fax: (1) 206 632 7487


Website: www.nbr.orgContact: George F Russell

NBR is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research institution dedicated to

informing and strengthening policy. NBR conducts advanced research

on politics and security, economics and trade, and health and societal

issues, with emphasis on those of interest to the US.

The Next Generation: Leadership in Asian AffairsFellowshipSubjects: China’s energy insecurity, military modernization in Asia,

early health policy, central Asia’s changing geopolitics, globalization or

Chinese economic development, trends in Islamic education in South

Asia, China–Southeast Asia relations.

Purpose: To further the professional development of Asian specialists

in the year just after the completion of their Master’s degree.

Eligibility: Open to citizens or permanent residents of the US who

have obtained a Master’s degree.

Level of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipsValue: Each fellow will receive a $32,500 fellowship award (with

benefits), as well as a reimbursement for some relocation expenses



No. of awards offered: 2–4Application Procedure: Candidates must submit an online cover

letter, curriculum vitae, 750 word essay stating the purpose of

applying and 3 written references.


Funding: Corporation, foundation, government




NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERICRESEARCH (NCAR)

PO Box 3000, Boulder, CO, 80307, United States of America

Tel: (1) 303 497 1328/303 497 1000

Fax: (1) 303 497 1646


Website: www.asp.ucar.edu

The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) is a national

research center focused on atmospheric science.

NCAR Graduate Student Visitor ProgrammeSubjects: Atmospheric sciences.

Purpose: To provide NCAR staff opportunities to bring graduate

students to NCAR for 3- to 12-month collaborative visits with the

endorsement of their thesis advisors and in pursuit of their thesis

research.

Eligibility: Applicant must be a NCAR staff member.


Type: Scholarship

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Value: Stipend of $2,000 per month for living costs and $750 per

month for living expenses plus travel expenses


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The National Center for Atmospheric Research


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must apply through an advisor

and NCAR scientist.

Closing Date: Please check website: www.asp.ucar.edu

Funding: Government

Additional Information: If you have any questions about this new

programme, please contact Paula Fisher; email: [email protected] or

please visit the website.

NCAR Postdoctoral Appointments in the Advanced StudyProgramSubjects: Atmospheric sciences.

Purpose: To assist and support research.

Eligibility: Open to those who have recently received their PhD.

Foreign nationals may also apply.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Successful applicants currently receive a stipend of $60,000 in

the first year, and $62,000 in the second year. Travel expenses to

NCAR will be reimbursed according to UCAR relocation guidelines for

the fellow and his or her family. ASP also provides allowances of $750

for moving and storing personal belongings, and a minimum of $3,500

for annual scientific travel support

Length of Study: Up to 1 year, with a possibility of renewal for a

further year

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The National Center for Atmospheric Research


No. of awards offered: 10Application Procedure: Applicants must apply online at www.asp.

ucar.edu.

Closing Date: November

Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 8No. of applicants last year: 120Additional Information: NCAR is an equal opportunity employer with

an affirmative-action programme.


1850 Table Mesa Drive, Boulder, CO, 80305, United States of

America

THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATEATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (NCAA)

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Program, National Collegiate

Athletic Association, PO Box 6222, Indianapolis, IN, 46206-6222,


Tel: (1) 317 917 6222

Website: www.ncaa.org

The National Collegiate Athletic Association is the organization

through which the nation’s colleges and universities speak and act on

athletics matters at the national level. It is a voluntary association of

more than 1,265 institutions, conferences, organizations and indivi-

duals devoted to the sound administration of intercollegiate athletics.

Freedom Forum-NCAA Foundation Sports JournalismScholarshipsSubjects: Arts and media.

Purpose: To foster freedoms of the press and speech while

promoting quality sports journalism education at the college level.

Eligibility: Open to applicants in their junior year in an NCAA member

institution, have career goals in sports journalism, and major in

journalism or experience in sports journalism on campus.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: $3,000

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: NCAA member institution

No. of awards offered: 8Application Procedure: Check website for further details.



Website: www.ncaa.org/leadership_advisory_board/programs.html

Contact: The NCAA Leadership Advisory Board

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship ProgramSubjects: Sports.Purpose: To honour outstanding student-athletes who are also

outstanding scholars.

Eligibility: Open to student-athletes enroled at an NCAA member

institution, in the last year of intercollegiate competition and with a

minimum grade point average of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale or its equivalent.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: One-time grant of $7,500. This is not earmarked for a specific

area of postgraduate study but the awardee must use it as a part-time

or full-time graduate student in a graduate or professional school of an

academically accredited institution within 3 years of winning the award

Country of Study: Any country

No. of awards offered: Up to 174

Application Procedure: Applicants must be nominated by their

faculty athletics representative or designee. Student may be any

nationality but must be attending an NCAA member institution and be

in final year of eligibility in the sport they are nominated.

Closing Date: January 30th for Fall sports; March 30th for Winter

sports; and June 1st for Spring sports

Funding: FoundationNo. of awards given last year: 174No. of applicants last year: 374

Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship ProgramSubjects: Sports.Purpose: Encouraging excellence in academic performance by

student-athletes and in recognition of outstanding academic achieve-

ment and potential for success in postgraduate study.

Eligibility: Applicant must have undergraduate cumulative grade-

point average of 3.500, be a graduating senior who have competed in

intercollegiate athletics as a member of a varsity team at an NCAA

member institution; have demonstrated that participation in athletics

has been a positive influence on their personal and intellectual

development, and have competed in intercollegiate athletics as a

member of a varsity team at an NCAA member institution.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: $24,000 per academic year, may be renewed for a second

year

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 2 (1 male, 1 female)

Application Procedure: Check website for further details.


Additional Information: Generally, applications are available on-line

in October of each year and the completed applications are due back

to the national office in late January. Please refer to the current

application packet for the current year’s due date.


The National Collegiate Athletic Association, PO Box 6222, Indiana-

polis, Indiana, 46206 6222

Contact: The Walter Byers Scholarship Committee Staff Liaison

NATIONAL DAIRY SHRINE

PO Box 725, Denmark, WI 54208, United States of America

Tel: (1) 920 863 6333

Fax: (1) 920 863 8328


Website: www.dairyshrine.orgContact: David R. Selner, Executive Director

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Founded in 1949 by a small group of visionary dairy leaders, National

Dairy Shrine brings together dairy producers, scientists, students,

educators, marketers and others who share a desire to preserve the

dairy heritage and keep the dairy industry strong by encouraging

students to get included in dairy related studies.

Dairy Student Recognition Program AwardSubjects: Related to dairy: production agriculture, manufacturing,

marketing, agriculture law, business, veterinary medicine and envir-

onmental sciences.

Purpose: To recognize graduating seniors planning a career related

to dairy who have demonstrated leadership skills, academic ability and

interest in dairy cattle.

Eligibility: Only two applicants per college or university are accepted

for this contest in any given year.

Level of Study: Graduate, Postgraduate

Type: AwardValue: 1st $2,000; 2nd $1,500; 3rd–7th $1,000


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit a letter of recom-

mendation from the department head or a faculty member who is

familiar with the applicant’s activities and academic achievements and

an official transcript showing all courses along with the application

form. Applicants must complete a form for the scholarship. Forms

available at www.dairyshrine.org.

Closing Date: April 15thFunding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 9No. of applicants last year: 22Additional Information: The total number of awards will be

determined by the number and quality of applicants. Winners will be

recognized at the National Dairy Shrine awards banquet.

Kildee Scholarship (Advanced Study)Subjects: Related to dairy industry: production agriculture, manu-

facturing, marketing, agricultural law, business, veterinary medicine

and environmental sciences.

Purpose: The scholarship is offered in honour of late H.H. Kildee,

Dean Emeritus at Iowa State University, whose counsel, encourage-

ment and teaching inspired many of today’s dairy leaders, for graduate

study to a student who excelled in dairy cattle judging.

Eligibility: The awards are based on rank in the national contests,

academic standing, leadership ability, student activities, interest and

experience with dairy cattle and future plans.


Type: ScholarshipValue: US$3,000Length of Study: 4 semesters


No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants must submit the application form

along with 2 letters of recommendation, one from department head

and other from a faculty member who is familiar with the applicant’s

activities and academic achievements. An official transcript showing

all courses should also be submitted. Applications available at

www.dairyshrine.org.

Closing Date: April 15thFunding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 6Additional Information: The winners will be recognized at the

National Dairy Shrine award banquet.

NATIONAL DENTAL ASSOCIATION

3517 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC, 20010,


Tel: (1) 202 588 1697

Fax: (1) 202 588 1244


Website: www.ndaonline.orgContact: Scholarship Department

National Association of Dental Assistants AnnualScholarship AwardSubjects: Dental assistant certification, recertification, dental training,continuing dental education seminars or any course that is related to,

or required in, the dental degree programme.

Purpose: To enable dental assistants to further their education.

Eligibility: Open to dental assistants who have a minimum of 2 years

of membership in good standing. Applicants may also be a member’s

dependent, spouse or grandchild. All courses must be approved by

the board.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: ScholarshipValue: US$500, variesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Appropriate institutions


No. of awards offered: 1–2Application Procedure: Applicants must submit one recommenda-

tion from their current or previous employer, one recommendation

from someone other than a member, if a member’s dependent, such

as a school counsellor or another dental assistant, a completed

application form and an updated student transcript.

Closing Date: May 31st

Funding: Commercial

No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: Approx. 10Additional Information: Please check website for more details.

THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION (NEA) FOUNDATION

1201 16th Street, North West, Washington, DC, 20036,


Tel: (1) 202 822 7840

Fax: (1) 202 822 7779


Website: www.neafoundation.org

The NEA Foundation offers programs and grants that support public

school educators’ efforts to close the achievement gaps, increase

student achievement, salute excellence in education and provide

professional development.

NEA Foundation Learning and Leadership ApplicationGrantsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To support individuals participating in high-quality profes-

sional development experiences.

Eligibility: Open to practising public school classroom teachers,

public school education support personnel and faculty and staff of

public higher education institutions. Two or more collaborating

educators may also apply for a group grant.

Level of Study: Professional development

Type: Grant

Value: The grant amount is $2,000 for individuals and $5,000 for

groups engaged in collegial study




Application Procedure: Applicants should consult the website for

details.

Closing Date: October 15th, February 1st, June 1st


NEA Foundation Student Achievement GrantsSubjects: Education.Purpose: To support collaborative efforts by two or more colleagues

to develop and implement creative project-based learning that results

in high student achievement.

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Eligibility: Open to teams of two or more practising U.S. public school

teachers in grades K–12, public school education support personnel,

public higher education faculty and staff.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: Grant

Value: $5,000Length of Study: 12 months


Application Procedure: Applicants must consult the website for

details.

Closing Date: February 1st, June 1st and October 15th


Student Achievement GrantsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To promote collaborative, innovative ideas that lead to

student achievement of high standards.

Eligibility: Open to teams of two or more practising U.S. public school

teachers in grades K–12, public school education support personnel,

public higher education faculty and staff. Preference will be given to

National Education Association members, and to educators who serve

economically disadvantaged and/or underserved students.


Value: $2,000 and $5,000



Application Procedure: Applicants must consult the organization for

details.

Closing Date: February 1st, June 1st, and October 15th

NATIONAL FEDERATION OFTHE BLIND (NFB)

National Federation of the Blind, 200 East Wells Street at Jernigan

Place, Baltimore, MD, 21230, United States of America

Tel: (1) 410 659 9314

Fax: (1) 410 685 5653


Website: www.nfb.org/scholarships

Founded in 1940, the National Federation of the Blind (NFB) is the

USA’s largest and most influential membership organization of blind

people. With 50,000 members, the NFB has affiliates in all 50 states

as well as Washington, DC and Puerto Rico, and over 700 local

chapters. As a consumer and advocacy organization, the NFB is

considered the leading force in the blindness field today.

Charles and Melva T Owen Memorial ScholarshipSubjects: Any subject leading to financial independence, and

excluding religion and general or cultural education.

Purpose: To assist blind people to attend postsecondary institutions

and to recognize achievements by blind scholars.

Eligibility: Open to legally blind applicants residing in the United

States pursuing or planning to pursue a full-time, postsecondary

course of study in a degree program at a United States institution and

must participate in the entire NFB national convention and in all

scheduled scholarship program activities.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, MBA, Undergraduate (fresh-

man through senior)

Type: ScholarshipValue: US$5,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must include the official NFB

Scholarship application form, a personal essay, proofs of blindness,

two letters of recommendation, school transcripts and an interview by

a Federation state president or designee.

Closing Date: March 31st

Funding: Private

No. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 400–500 yearly

Additional Information: Applicants must visit the website or contact

the NFB Scholarship office.

Kenneth Jernigan ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To assist blind people and to recognize achievements by

blind scholars.

Eligibility: Open to blind applicants residing in United States, the

District of Columbia, or Puerto Rico,must be pursuing or planning to

pursue a full-time, postsecondary course of study in a degree program

at a United States institution and must participate in the entire NFB

national convention and in all scholarship program activities.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, MBA, Postdoctorate, Post-

graduate, Predoctorate, Undergraduate (freshman through senior)

Type: ScholarshipValue: US$12,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A United States of America Institution


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: All applications must include a personal

letter from the applicant, two letters of recommendation, all transcripts

related to institutions attended, a letter from a federation state

president or designee (and score reports for high school seniors).


Funding: PrivateContributor: The American Action Fund for Blind Children and Adults

No. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 400–500 yearly

Additional Information: The scholarship is given in memory of

Kenneth Jernigan.



Michael Marucci Memorial ScholarshipSubjects: Foreign language or comparative literature.

Purpose: To assist blind people and to recognize achievements by

blind scholars.


district of Columbia, or Puerto Rico,must be pursuing or planning to



national convention and in all scholarship program activities. The

winner of this scholarship must be studying a foreign language or

comparative literature; pursuing a degree in history, geography, or

political science with a concentration in international studies; or

majoring in any other discipline requiring study abroad. The winner’s

file must also show evidence of competence in a foreign language.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: ScholarshipValue: US$5,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A United States of America Institution





president or designee and score reports (for high school seniors).


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: Given by two dedicated and valued

members of the NFB, Maryland.


Website: nfb.org/scholarships

National Federation of the Blind Scholarship for $5,000Purpose: To assist blind people to attend postsecondary institutions

and to recognize achievements by blind scholars.

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Eligibility: Open to legally blind applicants residing in the United

States, pursuing or planning to pursue a full-time, postsecondary

course of study in a degree program at a United States institution, and

must participate in the entire NFB national convention and in all

scheduled scholarship program activities.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, MBA, Unrestricted, Under-

graduate (freshman through senior)

Type: ScholarshipValue: US$5,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: 4Application Procedure: Applicants must include the official NFB

Scholarship application form, a personal essay, proof of blindness,

two letters of recommendation, school transcripts, and an interview by

a Federation state president or designee.


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 3No. of applicants last year: 400–500 annually

Additional Information: Applicants must visit the website or contact

the NFB Scholarship office.

National Federation of the Blind Scholarship for$7,000Subjects: No additional restrictions.


blind scholars.


district of Columbia, or Puerto Rico,must be pursuing or planning to



national convention and in all scholarship program activities. Winner

must be studying in the computer science field.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, MBA, Undergraduate

(freshman through senior)

Type: ScholarshipValue: US$7,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A United States of America Institution





president or designee (and score reports for high school seniors).


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 1



National Federation of the Blind Scholarships for

$3,000Subjects: All subjects directed towards attaining financial indepen-

dence and shall exclude religion and those seeking only to further

general or cultural education.


blind scholars.

Eligibility: All applicants for the scholarships must be legally blind.

Level of Study: Unrestricted, Doctorate, Graduate, MBA, Under-

graduate (freshman through senior)

Type: ScholarshipValue: US$3,000 each

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A United States of America Institution





president or designee, and score reports (for high school seniors).


Funding: Private

No. of awards given last year: 13No. of applicants last year: 400–500 annually

Additional Information: Given for academic excellence, community

service and financial need.


Website: www.nfb.org/scolarships

NATIONAL FOUNDATION FORINFECTIOUS DISEASES (NFID)

7201 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 750, Bethesda, MD, 20814,


Tel: (1) 301 656 0003

Fax: (1) 301 907 0878


Website: www.nfid.org

The National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) is a non-

profit, non-governmental organization whose mission is public and

professional education and promotion of research on the causes,

treatment and prevention of infectious diseases.

NFID Advanced Vaccinology Course Travel GrantSubjects: Immunology, vaccinology.

Purpose: To defray expenses related to attending the course,

registration, airfare, ground transportation, lodging, meals and incidentals.

Eligibility: Applicants must be recent postdoctoral graduates (doc-

toral degree within past 3 years)/physicians who have completed

speciality or subspeciality training within the past 2 years, with a

demonstrated interest in a career in vaccinology. The applicant must

be conducting research or working in a recognized and accredited

U.S. Institution of Higher Learning or in a government agency.


Type: Travel grantValue: US$4,000 each

Length of Study: 10 days

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Les Pensieres, Veyrier-du-Lac

Country of Study: FranceNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicant must submit an application and

two copies, containing a letter from the applicant, letter of support from

the department chairman, curriculum vitae and a copy of the

application to the advanced vaccinology course, to be sent to the

institution’s main address.


Funding: FoundationContributor: NFID Aventis Pasteur

Additional Information: Please check website for more details.

NFID Travelling Professorship in Rural AreasSubjects: Infectious diseases education, antimicrobial resistance and

antimicrobial stewardship, new and future antimicrobials, tuberculosis,

adult and adolescent immunizations, etc.

Purpose: To provide support for the applicant to provide face-to-face

infectious diseases education to practicing physicians in rural areas in

the applicant’s state of residence or primary practice.

Eligibility: Applicant must be board certified in infectious diseases

and must be a citizen of the United States of America.


Type: ProfessorshipValue: The grant will be in the amount of a one time $10,000 cash

payment that may be used for travel expenses, handout production,

and supplies. Personal honorarium will not exceed $5,000 of the grant

Length of Study: 5 working days


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicant must submit an original application

and four copies including cover letter, curriculum vitae and proposal

(three pages) to be sent to the institution.


Funding: Foundation

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Contributor: NFID Steven R. Mostow Endowment for Outreach

Programs

Additional Information: Please check website for more details.

THE NATIONAL GALLERY

Information Department, The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square,

London, WC2N 5DN, United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 020 7747 2885

Fax: (44) 020 7747 2423


Website: www.nationalgallery.org.uk

The National Gallery, London houses one of the largest collections of

European painting in the world.

The Pilgrim Trust GrantsSubjects: Art history.Purpose: To fund research into regional collections, which will make a

contribution to the National Inventory Research Project.

Level of Study: ResearchType: Grant

Value: A maximum of UKd5,000

Country of Study: United Kingdom

No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: There is no application form. Please submit

a project plan including a list of paintings to be researched and a

detailed budget, together with a letter of support from a senior curator

or other responsible person and a curriculum vitae for the person who

carry out the research.

Closing Date: April 30th and October 30th

Funding: TrustsContributor: The Pilgrim Trust

Additional Information: Researchers are most welcome to spend all

or some part of the research period in the National Gallery Library, but

this is not obligatory.

NATIONAL HEADACHE FOUNDATION

820 N Orleans, Suite 411, Chicago, IL, 60610,


Tel: (1) 888 NHF 5552

Fax: (1) 312 274 2650


Website: www.headaches.org

The National Headache Foundation disseminates information, funds

research, sponsors public and professional education programmes

and has a nationwide network of support groups, with 20,000

members. The Foundation is the recognized authority in headache

and head pain, and offers the award winning newsletter NHF Head

Lines, patient education brochures.

National Headache Foundation Research GrantSubjects: Treatment and causes of headache.

Purpose: To encourage better understanding and treatment of

headache and head pain.

Eligibility: Open to researchers in neurology and pharmacology

departments in medical schools throughout the USA. Submissions

from other departments and individual investigators are also welcome.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, PostgraduateType: Research grant

Value: $500–20,000Length of Study: 1 year


No. of awards offered: 5–15Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form.


Funding: PrivateContributor: Dues and donations

No. of awards given last year: 7No. of applicants last year: 12

NATIONAL HEALTH AND MEDICALRESEARCH COUNCIL (NHMRC)

NHMRC, GPO Box 1421, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory,

ACT, 2601, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 6217 9000

Fax: (61) 2 6217 9100


Website: www.nhmrc.gov.au

Contact: Executive Director

The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)

(Australia) consolidates within a single national organization the often

independent functions of research funding and development of advice.

One of its strengths is that it brings together and draws upon the

resources of all components of the health system, including govern-

ments, medical practitioners, nurses and allied health professionals,

researchers, teaching and research institutions, public and private

programme managers, service administrators, community health

organizations, social health researchers and consumers.

Biomedical (C J Martin) FellowshipsSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To enable fellows to develop their research skills and work

overseas on specific research projects within the biomedical sciences

under nominated advisers.

Eligibility: Open to Australian citizens or graduates from overseas

with permanent Australian resident status who are not under bond to

any foreign government. Candidates should hold a Doctorate in a

medical, dental or related field of research, be actively engaged in

such research in Australia and have no more than 2 years

postdoctoral experience at the time of application.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: An allowance of Australian $5,000 per year is payable for

research support, including conference travel, for the 2 year Australian

portion of the Fellowship. Please check website for full detail

Length of Study: 4 years, the first 2 of which are to be spent

overseas and the final 2 in Australia

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Institutions approved by the NHMRC, such as

teaching hospitals, universities and research institutes


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Application forms available from the

website.

Closing Date: July 7th

Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 31No. of applicants last year: 79Additional Information: Please check website for more details.

Biomedical (Dora Lush) and Public Health Postgraduate

ScholarshipsSubjects: Biomedical sciences and public health.

Purpose: To encourage science Honours or equivalent graduates of

outstanding ability to gain full-time health and medical research

experience.

Eligibility: Open to Australian citizens who have already completed a

science Honours degree (or equivalent) at the time of submission of

the application, science Honours graduates and unregistered medical

or dental graduates from overseas, who have permanent resident

status and are currently residing in Australia. The scholarship shall be

held within Australia.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: VariesLength of Study: 1 year, renewable for up to 2 further years



Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: Varies

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http://www.headaches.org


http://www.nhmrc.gov.au

Application Procedure: Applicants should visit the website at https://

www.nhmrc.gov.au/grants-funding/apply-funding/postgraduate-

scholarships/postgraduate-scholarships-categories-award for details.

Closing Date: VariesFunding: Government



Centre for Research Management & Policy, NHMRC, GPO Box 9848,

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Biomedical Australian (Peter Doherty) FellowshipSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To provide full-time training in basic biomedical sciences

research in Australia.




medical, dental or related field of research or have submitted a thesis

for such by December in the year of application, be actively engaged

in such research in Australia or overseas and have no more than

2 years postdoctoral experience at the time of application.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Fellowship salary packages at the Training Support Package

level 1 is $62,250. An allowance of $5,000 per year is payable for

research support, including conference travel




Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Application forms available from the

website.


Funding: Government


Career Development FellowshipSubjects: Any human health-related research area.

Purpose: To help researchers to conduct research that is inter-

nationally competitive and to develop a capacity for independent

research.

Eligibility: Open to Australian citizens or permanent residents,

normally between 3 and 9 years postdoctoral experience.

Type: FellowshipValue: Australian $96,040–106,230 per year


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Institutions approved by NHMRC, such as


Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Application forms available from the website

www.nhmrc.gov.au.


Funding: Government


Clinical (Neil Hamilton Fairley) FellowshipSubjects: All health-related fields.

Purpose: To provide training in scientific research methods.




health-related field of research or have submitted a thesis for such by

December of the year of application, be actively engaged in such

research in Australia and have no more than 2 years postdoctoral

experience at the time of application.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: Fellowship

Value: Fellowship salary packages at the Training Support Package

level 1 is currently at $62,250 and if appropriate, clinical loadings will

be paid

Length of Study: 4 years, the first 2 of which are to be spent

overseas and the final 2 in Australia




No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Application form available from the website.


Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 4No. of applicants last year: 10Additional Information: For more information check website.

NHMRC Early Career FellowshipSubjects: Scientific research, including the social and behavioural

sciences, that can be applied to any area of clinical or community

medicine.

Purpose: To undertake research that is both of major importance in

its field and of benefit to Australian health.


with permanent Australian resident status, who are not under bond to


health-related field of research or have submitted a thesis for such by

December of the year of application, be actively engaged in such

research in Australia or overseas and have no more than 2 years


Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Funding is for 4 years at TSP1 Level, which currently is

$67,508




Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Application forms are available from the

website.


Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 9No. of applicants last year: 21Additional Information: For more information check website www.

nhmrc.gov.au/grants-funding/apply-funding/early-career-fellowships.

NHMRC Medical and Dental and Public HealthPostgraduate Research ScholarshipsSubjects: Medical, dental and public health research.

Purpose: To encourage medical and dental and public health

graduates to gain full-time research experience.

Eligibility: Open to Australian citizens who are medical or dental and

public health research graduates registered to practice in Australia,

with the proviso that medical graduates can also apply during their

intern year and that dental postgraduate research scholarships may

be awarded prior to graduation provided that the evidence of high

quality work is shown. Also open to medical and dental graduates from

overseas who hold a qualification that is registered for practice in

Australia, who have permanent resident status and are currently

residing in Australia.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: VariesLength of Study: 1 year, renewable for up to 2 further years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Institutions approved by the NHMRC such as


Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Available from the website at www.nhmrc.

gov.au/grants-funding/apply-funding/postgraduate-scholarships/

postgraduate-scholarships-categories-award.

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No. of awards given last year: 6No. of applicants last year: 12Additional Information: The award is divided into two categories:

Medical and Dental Public Health Postgraduate Research Scholar-

ships and Public HealthPostgraduate Research Scholarships.

NHMRC/INSERM Exchange FellowshipsSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To enable Australian Fellows to work overseas on specific

research projects in INSERM laboratories in France and vice versa.

Eligibility: Open to Australian citizens and permanent residents, who

are not under bond to any foreign government, who hold a Doctorate

in a medical, dental or related field of research or have submitted a

thesis for such by December in the year of application, are actively

engaged in such research in Australia and have no more than 2 years


Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Fellowship stipend Australian $62,250. A maintenance

allowance for research support of $5,000 per year For more

information please check website www.nhmrc.gov.au/_files_nhmrc/

file/grants/apply/training/insermfy.pdf

Length of Study: 4 years, the first 2 of which are to be spent in

France and the final 2 in Australia


teaching hospitals, universities and research institutes, and INSERM

laboratories in France

Country of Study: France or Australia

No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applications forms available from the

website.


Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: This fellowship is awarded in association

with I’Institut National de la Sante et de la Recherche Medicale

(INSERM), France.

Public Health Australian FellowshipSubjects: Public health.

Purpose: To provide full-time training in public health research in

Australia.

Eligibility: Applicants should hold a Doctorate in a health-related field

of research or have submitted a PhD by December in the year of

application and have no more than 2 years postdoctoral experience.

Applicant must also, for years 1 and 2, nominate a department

[preferably institution] and research group other than that where the

applicant’s doctoral qualifications were obtained. Open to Australian

citizens or permanent residents.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Australian $67,508 and $5,000




Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Application forms available from the

website.



Public Health Overseas (Sidney Sax) FellowshipsSubjects: Public health.

Purpose: To provide full-time training overseas and in Australia in

public health research.

Eligibility: Applicants should hold a Doctorate in a health-related field

of research or have submitted a PhD by December in the year of

application and have no more than 2 years postdoctoral experience.

Open to Australian citizens or permanent residents.

Type: FellowshipValue: Fellowship salary support packages at the Training Support

Package level 1, that is $62,250, will be paid. Minimum cost airfares

for the Fellow and dependants will be provided for direct travel to, and

return from, the overseas centre. Additional overseas and Australian

allowances are also payable





No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Application forms available from the

website.


Funding: Government


Training Scholarship for Indigenous Health ResearchSubjects: Indigenous Australian Health Research.

Purpose: To provide support for research training or training leading

to research areas of particular relevance to Indigenous Australians.

Eligibility: Applicant must be an Australian citizen or Australian

permanent resident, have made prior arrangements with the Head of

Department or Institution in which they propose to study, provide a

specific study plan within a clearly defined area and conduct research

of potential benefit to Australia.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: Depends on the qualification and current registration. Please

check website

Length of Study: 1 year, renewable up to further 2 years

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Available from the website at www.nhmrc.

gov.au/grants-funding/directory-previous-nhmrc-grants/training-

scholarships-indigenous-health-research.

Closing Date: August 4thFunding: Government


NATIONAL HEART FOUNDATION OFAUSTRALIA

Level 12/500 Collins Street VIC 3000, Melbourne, VIC, 3003, Australia

Tel: (61) 3 9329 8511

Fax: (61) 3 9326 3190


Website: www.heartfoundation.com.au

Contact: Frank Anastasopoulos, Research Program Manager

The National Heart Foundation of Australia is a non-government, non-

profit health organization funded mostly by public donation. The

Foundation’s mission is to reduce suffering and death from heart,

stroke and blood vessel disease in Australia. The Foundation funds

biomedical, clinical and public health research, provides clinical

leadership and develops health promotion strategies and initiatives.

National Heart Foundation of Australia CareerDevelopment FellowshipSubjects: Cardiovascular disease and related disorders.

Purpose: To enable a senior Australian researcher of exceptional

merit and proven record in the cardiovascular field to undertake

independent research.

Eligibility: Applicants are expected to have spent at least two years

actively contributing to cardiovascular research in Australia and

applicants must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or a New

Zealand citizen.

Level of Study: Research

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Type: FellowshipValue: Contact the organization

Length of Study: 4 years, non-renewable

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Universities, hospitals or research institutions

Country of Study: AustraliaApplication Procedure: Applicants must be nominated by the head

of the host department or institution.

Closing Date: April 15thFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: Refer to the website www.heartfoundation.

org.au for the closing date for applications.

National Heart Foundation of Australia OverseasResearch FellowshipsSubjects: Clinical, public health and biomedical research related to

cardiovascular disease and related disorders.

Purpose: To support the training of Australian researchers seeking to

begin or maintain a postdoctoral position overseas.

Eligibility: Applicants are expected to have at least two years of

cardiovascular research experience and must be Australian citizens or

have permanent residency status.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Australian $37,345–45,362


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Approved institutions

Country of Study: Other

Application Procedure: Includes tuition, travel, living expenses,

dependents expenses, research expenses, housing, health insurance.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: Fellowships are awarded on the under-

standing that the Fellow will return to Australia to continue his or her

career upon completion of the fellowship. Refer to the website www.

heartfoundation.org.au for the closing dates for applications.

National Heart Foundation of Australia Postdoctoral

Research FellowshipSubjects: Cardiovascular disease and related disorders.

Purpose: To award graduates who have demonstrated expertise and

significant achievement in cardiovascular research.

Eligibility: Applicants must be in their first 3 years post-PhD in any

area of cardiovascular health research, including biomedical, clinical,

public health and health service delivery.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Stipend of $75,000 pro rata per year



Country of Study: AustraliaApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit an application

outlining a research proposal accompanied by the supervisor’s

reference and backing.

Closing Date: April 22ndFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: Refer to the website www.heartfoundation.


National Heart Foundation of Australia PostgraduateBiomedical Research ScholarshipSubjects: Cardiovascular disease and related disorders.

Purpose: To allow graduates to undertake a period of training in

research under the full-time supervision and tuition of a responsible

investigator.

Eligibility: Open to citizens and permanent residents of Australia, and

to citizen of New Zealand.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Contact the organization






Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: Refer to the website www.heartfoundation.


National Heart Foundation of Australia PostgraduateClinical Research ScholarshipSubjects: Cardiovascular disease and related disorders.

Purpose: To enable medical graduates to undertake a period of

training in research under the full-time supervision and tuition of a

responsible investigator.


to citizens of New Zealand.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Please contact the organization


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Universities, hospitals and research institutions

Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit an application






National Heart Foundation of Australia PostgraduatePublic Health Research ScholarshipSubjects: Cardiovascular research and related disorders.

Purpose: To allow graduates to undertake a period of training in research

under the full-time supervision and tuition of a responsible investigator.


to citizens of New Zealand.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Please contact the organization









National Heart Foundation of Australia Research

Grants-in-AidSubjects: Biomedical, clinical and public health research.

Purpose: To support research in the cardiovascular field.

Eligibility: Open to citizens and permanent residents of Australia. In

any one year, an applicant may apply as a Chief Investigator A (CIA)

on up to three GIA applications. However, CIAs may only be awarded

one GIA per year.

Level of Study: ResearchType: Grant

Value: Australia $65,000 per year


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: An approved institution


outlining research proposal. References are also required.




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NATIONAL HEART FOUNDATION OFNEW ZEALAND

9 Kalmia Street, Ellerslie, PO Box 17-160, Greenlane, Newmarket,

Auckland, 1546, New Zealand

Tel: (64) 9 571 9191

Fax: (64) 9 571 9190


Website: www.heartfoundation.org.nzContact: Professor Norman Sharpe, Medical Director

The National Heart Foundation of New Zealand aims to promote good

health and to reduce suffering and premature death from diseases of

the heart and circulation.

National Heart Foundation of New Zealand

FellowshipsSubjects: Applications are particularly encouraged in areas that align

with the National Heart Foundation’s strategic priority objectives. For

the list of objectives please visit the website.

Purpose: To promote the aims of the National Heart Foundation of

New Zealand.

Eligibility: Normally open to New Zealand graduates only.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: Fellowship/ScholarshipValue: Varies according to the determination of the Scientific

Committee and within an annual budget

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Details available on the website www.

heartfoundation.or.nz/research. The ‘Guidelines for Research Appli-

cants’ is available as a PDF file.

Closing Date: June 1st


National Heart Foundation of New Zealand LimitedBudget GrantsSubjects: Applications are particularly encouraged in areas that align

with National Heart Foundation’s strategic priority objectives. For the

list of objectives please visit the website.

Purpose: To further the aims of the National Heart Foundation of New

Zealand.


Level of Study: PostgraduateType: Small project grant

Value: Varies, according to the determination of the Scientific

Committee and within an annual budget

Country of Study: New Zealand

No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Details are available on the website www.

heartfoundation.org.nz.

Closing Date: February 1st, June 1st and October 1st

Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 21Additional Information: These grants cover small projects, e.g. less

than New Zealand $15,000 and grants-in-aid.

National Heart Foundation of New Zealand Project GrantsSubjects: Applications are particularly encouraged in areas that align

with the National Heart Foundation’s strategic priority objectives. For

the list of objectives please visit the website.

Purpose: To provide short-term support for a single individual or a

small group working on a clearly defined research project, which will

promote the aims of the National Heart Foundation of New Zealand.



Value: Varies, according to the determination of the scientific

committee and within an annual budget

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: New Zealand

No. of awards offered: Varies

Application Procedure: Details are available on the website

www.heartfoundation.org.nz/research. The ‘Guidelines for Research

Applicants’ is available as a pdf file.



National Heart Foundation of New Zealand SeniorFellowshipSubjects: Cardiovascular disease.Purpose: To support graduates from New Zealand who have trained

as cardiologists or other scientists working in the field of cardiovas-

cular research.

Eligibility: Candidates must possess an appropriate postgraduate

degree or diploma and may undertake work for a higher degree such as

a PhD or MD. The maximum age for appointment will normally be 40

years. The Fellowship must be taken up within 12 months of the award.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: The Foundation may provide an initial Grant-in-Aid of up to

$1,500 to enable research work to commence. In subsequent years,

Senior Fellows may apply for working expenses not exceeding $1,000

annually with no single item to exceed $500


Frequency: Every 3 years

Country of Study: New Zealand

No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants should follow the format outlined

in the revised ‘A Guide to Applicants for Research and Other Grants’

which is available from the website. Applications should be sent to

Professor Norman Sharpe, Medical Director.

Closing Date: April 1stFunding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 4Additional Information: The fellowship must be taken up within 1

year of the award. Further research funding will require an application

for project grant funds from the Foundation. Funding for conference

expenses must be applied for separately.

National Heart Foundation of New Zealand TravelGrantsSubjects: Applications are particularly encouraged in areas that align

with National Heart Foundation Strategic priority objectives.

Purpose: To enable medical or non-medical workers to travel in New

Zealand or overseas for short-term study or to attend conferences.

Eligibility: Only available to early career researchers, who are

Australian or New Zealand citizens (or permanent resident) based in

Australia and working in the area of cardiovascular disease or related

areas.


Value: Travel Grants are worth up to $3,500 and are exclusive of GST


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Details are available on the website www.

heartfoundation.org.nz/research. The ‘Guidelines for Research Appli-

cants’ is available as a PDF file.

Closing Date: June 1st and October 1st


NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HEALTHAND CARE EXCELLENCE (NICE)

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

United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 0 300 323 0140

Fax: (44) 0 300 323 0149

Website: www.nice.org.uk

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) provides

national guidance and advice to improve health and social care. NICE

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was originally set up in 1999 as the National Institute for Clinical

Excellence, a special health authority, to reduce variation in the

availability and quality of NHS treatments and care.

NICE ScholarshipsPurpose: NICE Scholarships are one-year opportunities for qualified

health and social care professionals to find out about the inner

workings of NICE and undertake a supported improvement project,

related to NICE guidance, within their local organization.

Eligibility: NICE Scholarships are typically awarded to specialist

registrars, senior nurses, pharmacists and allied health professionals,

service improvement leads, public health and social care specialists

and health service managers. In addition to their project-based

activities, NICE Scholars are expected to act as local ambassadors for

clinical and public health and social care excellence; promote the

principles and the recommendations of NICE guidance-through

teaching activities, for example.

Type: ScholarshipValue: NICE Scholars are supported in their project via a series of

workshops, access to a very experienced senior mentor and contact

with the expert teams at NICE. NICE Scholars are not paid. NICE will,

however, meet all reasonable expenses (e.g. travel, accommodation)

incurred in the course of carrying out Scholarship activities


Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United Kingdom

No. of awards offered: 10Application Procedure: The mode of applying is by post.

Closing Date: November 1st

Additional Information: Scholars are expected to devote approxi-

mately 7.5 hours per week to their Scholarship project. For detailed

information, visit www.nice.org.uk/getinvolved/nice_fellows_

and_scholars/scholars/NICEScholarships.jsp.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR LABORRELATIONS RESEARCH (NILRR)

5211 Port Royal Road, Suite 510, Springfield, VA 22151,


Tel: (1) 703 321 9606

Fax: (1) 703 321 7342


Website: www.nilrr.org

The National Institute for Labor Relations Research’s (NILRR) primary

function is to act as a research facility for the general public, scholars

and students. It provides the supplementary analysis and research

necessary to expose the inequities of compulsory unionism.

The Applegate/Jackson/Parks Future TeacherScholarshipSubjects: Education.Purpose: To support students to pursue studies in journalism and

related majors.

Eligibility: Applicants are limited to graduate or undergraduate

students majoring in education institutions of higher learning

throughout the US.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, MBA

Type: ScholarshipValue: $1,000Length of Study: 1 year


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must submit a complete formal

application, a copy of the up-to-date transcript of grades and a

typewritten essay of 500 words demonstrating an interest in, and

knowledge of, the right to work principle as it applies to educators.




Website: www.nilrr.org/node/11

William B. Ruggles Right to Work Journalism ScholarshipSubjects: Journalism and related majors.

Purpose: To support students to pursue studies in journalism and

related majors.

Eligibility: Applicants are limited to graduate or undergraduate

students majoring in journalism or related majors, in institutions of

higher learning throughout the US.


Type: ScholarshipValue: $2,000Length of Study: 1 year


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: A completed formal application, a copy of

the most up-to-date transcript of grades and a typewritten essay of

approximately 500 words clearly demonstrating an interest in, and

knowledge of, the Right to Work principle.




Website: www.nilrr.org/ruggles1.htm

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF GENERALMEDICAL SCIENCES (NIGMS)

45 Center Drive, MSC 6200, Bethesda, MD, 20892 6200,


Tel: (1) 301 496 7301

Fax: (1) 301 402 0224


Website: www.nigms.nih.gov

Contact: 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 U.S. Federal Government. NIGMS supports

basic research that increases understanding of biological processes

and lays the foundation for advances in disease diagnosis, treatment,

and prevention.

Individual Predoctoral KirchsteinSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: NRSA Predoctoral Fellowships to Promote Diversity in

Health-Related Research (F31).

Eligibility: Supports predoctoral research training for students from

population groups that have been shown to be underrepresented in

the biomedical research workforce. Such individuals include those

from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, those with disabil-

ities, and those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, PredoctorateType: FellowshipValue: NIGMS provides an annual stipend to predoctoral fellows, and

an institutional allowance to cover training-related expenses. The

stipend, tuition/fees and institutional allowance are detailed at http://

grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-14-046.html


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: An institution in the USA


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must write to the main address

for details or telephone Dr Oleg Barski at (1) 301 594 3900. Further

details are also available from the website, www.nigms.nih.gov.

Closing Date: April 13th, August 13th, December 13th

Funding: Government

Additional Information: www.nigms.nih.gov/training/indivpredoc/

pages/predoctoral-fellowship-diversity-f31.aspx.

NIGMS Research Project Grants (R01)Subjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To support a discrete project related to the investigator’s

area of interest and competence.

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Eligibility: Research project grants may be awarded to nonprofit

organizations and institutions; governments and their agencies;

occasionally, though rarely, to individuals who have access to

adequate facilities and resources for conducting the research; and to

profit-making organizations. Foreign institutions and international

organizations are also eligible to apply for these grants.


Value: These grants may provide funds for reasonable costs of the

research activity, as well as for salaries, equipment, supplies, travel

and other related expenses


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must contact the Office of

Extramural Outreach for details.

Funding: Government

Additional Information: www.grants.nih.gov/supportwww.nigms.nih.

gov/Research/Mechanisms/Pages/ResearchProjectGrants.aspx.


Office of Extramural Outreach, NIH, 6701 Rockledge Drive, MSC

7910, Room 6207, Bethesda, MD, 20892-7910, United States of

America

Tel: (1) 301 435 0714


NRSA Individual Postdoctoral Fellowships (F32)Subjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: NIGMS welcomes NRSA applications from eligible indivi-

duals who seek postdoctoral biomedical research training in areas

related to the scientific programmes of the Institute.

Eligibility: Open to applicants who have received the doctoral degree

(domestic or foreign) by the beginning date of the proposed award.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: AwardValue: NIGMS provides an annual stipend to postdoctoral fellows,

and an institutional allowance to cover training-related expenses. The

stipend, tuition/fees and institutional allowance are detailed at http://

grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-14-046.html


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The institutional setting may be domestic or

foreign, public or private



for details or telephone Dr Michael Sesma, at (1) 301 594 2772.

Further details are also available from the website www.nigms.nih.

gov.

Funding: Government

Additional Information: www.nigms.nih.gov/training/indivpostdoc/

Pages/PostdocFellowshipDescription.aspx.

Research Supplements to Promote Diversity in

Health-Related ResearchSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: Principal investigators holding NIGMS research grants may

request supplemental funds to improve the diversity of the research

workforce by supporting and recruiting students and postdoctoral

fellows from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, individuals

with disabilities, and individuals from economically or educationally

disadvantaged backgrounds that have inhibited their ability to pursue

a career in health-related research.

Eligibility: Open to principal investigators at domestic institutions

holding an active NIGMS research grant, programme project grant,

centre grant or co-operative agreement research programme with a

reasonable period of research support remaining.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: Grant

Value: VariesLength of Study: Up to 2 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: An institution in the USA



for details or telephone Dr Mercedes Rubio, (1) 301 594 3900. Further

details are also available from the website, www.nigms.nih.gov.

Funding: Government

Additional Information: www.nigms.nih.gov/research/mechanisms/

pages/promotediversity.aspx.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGING

31 Center Drive, MSC 2292, Bethesda, MD 20892,


Tel: (1) 800 222 2225

Fax: (1) 301 496 1072


Website: www.nia.nih.govContact: Melinda Kelley, Office of the Director

The National Institute on Aging conducts and supports research and

research training in all areas of biological ageing, the neuroscience

and neuropsychology of ageing, geriatrics and the social and

behavioural sciences of ageing.

NIH Research GrantsSubjects: The biology of ageing, the neuroscience and neuropsy-

chology of ageing, geriatrics and clinical gerontology and the social

and behavioural sciences of ageing.

Purpose: To support research and training in the biological, clinical,

behavioural and social aspects of ageing mechanisms and processes.

Eligibility: Varies, depending on the mechanism, but generally open

to U.S. citizens only.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: Grants, fellowships, career development awards and institu-

tional training awards

Value: VariesLength of Study: 1–5 years

Country of Study: The USA or others depending on mechanisms

No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must download the application

form, available on the website. NIH is transitioning to electronic

transmission through grants.gov (www.nih.gov).

Closing Date: Deadlines are staggered. Please see website

Funding: Government

Contributor: The U.S. government

Additional Information: Some award mechanisms are limited to

citizens and permanent residents of the US. Others are open to

applicants from any country. Further information is available on the

website.

NATIONAL LEAGUE OF AMERICAN PENWOMEN, INC. (NLAPW)

1300 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036-1973,


Tel: (1) 202 785 1997

Fax: (1) 202 452 6868


Website: www.americanpenwomen.org

Contact: Ms Elaine Waidelich, Director Governance

The National League of American Pen Women (NLAPW) exists to

promote women in the creative arts including art, writing and music.

Virginia Liebeler Biennial Grants for Mature Women (Art)Subjects: Art.Purpose: To advance creative purpose in art.

Eligibility: Open to women over 35 years of age who wish to pursue

special work in their field of art, letters or music. Applicants must be

citizens of the USA. Current and past recipients are not eligible for this

award.


Value: $1,000. The award may be used for college, framing, research

or any creative purpose that furthers a career in the creative arts


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No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must; (a) send proof of age and

U.S. citizenship (copy of birth certificate, passport ID page, voter’s

registration card and a driver’s license or a state ID, if possible).

Driver’s license alone is not proof of citizenship; (b) enclose a 1 page

cover letter describing how they intend to use the grant money, if

awarded the grant, and any relevant information about themselves;

(c) enclose a US$8 check made payable to NLAPW with submission;

(d) enclose a stamped addressed envelope/mailer with sufficient

postage for the return of the submission; (e) provide their name,

address, telephone number and email address on the cover page of

submission; submit three 46 or larger colour prints (no slides): oil,

watercolor, acrylic, mixed media, original works on paper etc. submit

three 46 or larger photos of sculpture; and for photography, submit

three 46 or larger prints in colour or black and white.


Funding: PrivateContributor: NLAPWNo. of awards given last year: 6No. of applicants last year: 150Additional Information: Interested parties must send a stamped

addressed envelope to receive current information.


1300 17th Street, Washington, DC, 20036, United States of America

Contact: Dr N. Taylor Collins

Virginia Liebeler Biennial Grants for Mature Women

(Music)Subjects: Music.

Purpose: To advance creative purpose in music.



citizens of the US. Current and past recipients are not eligible for this

award.


Value: $1,000 (minimum)



No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must; (a) send proof of age and



Driver’s license alone is not proof of citizenship; (b) enclose a one-

page cover letter describing how they intend to use the grant money, if

awarded the grant, and any relevant information about themselves;

(c) enclose a US$8 check made payable to NLAPW with the

submission; (d) enclose a stamped addressed envelope/mailer with

sufficient postage for the return of submission; and (e) provide their

name, address, telephone number and email address on the

cover page of their submission. Applicants must also submit two

compositions: 3-minute minimum performance time, 5-minute

maximum performance time.





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Contact: Dr M.J. Sunny Zank

Virginia Liebeler Biennial Grants for Mature Women(Writing)Subjects: Writing.

Purpose: To advance creative purpose in writing.



citizens of the USA. Current and past recipients are not eligible for this

award.


Value: $1,000Frequency: Every 2 years


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must (a) send proof of age and



Driver’s license alone is not proof of citizenship; (b) enclose a one-

page cover letter describing how they intend to use the grant money,

if awarded the grant, and any relevant information about themselves;

(c) enclose a US$8 check made payable to NLAPW with their

submission; (d) enclose a stamped addressed envelope/mailer with

sufficient postage for the return of their submission; and (e) provide

their name, address, telephone number and email address on the

cover page of the submission. Applicants must submit either a

published or unpublished manuscript in any or all of the following

categories: article, drama, essay, first chapter of a novel, narrative

outline of a complete novel, three poems, short-story or TV script.

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1300 17th Street, Washington, DC, 20036, United States of America

Contact: Dr N. Taylor Collin

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA

Parkes Place, Canberra, ACT 2600, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 6262 1111

Fax: (61) 2 6257 1703


Website: www.nla.gov.auContact: Anne-Marie Schwirtlich, Director-General & Executive

Member

The National Library of Australia is responsible for developing and

maintaining a comprehensive collection of Australian library materials

and a strong collection of non-Australian publications, and for

administering and co-ordinating a range of national bibliographical

activities.

Harold White FellowshipsSubjects: There are few subject limitations but most fellowships fall

within the categories of arts and humanities, fine and applied arts or

social sciences.

Purpose: To promote the Library as a centre of scholarly activity and

research, to encourage the scholarly and literary use of the collection

and the production of publications based on them and to publicize the

Library’s collections.

Eligibility: Open to established scholars, writers and librarians from

any country. Fellowships are not normally offered to candidates

working for a higher degree.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: FellowshipValue: Australian $850 per week


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The National Library of Australia

Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 4–7Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form available in the website www.nla.gov.au/grants/haroldwhite.

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No. of applicants last year: 70Additional Information: Normally, Fellows will be expected to give a

public lecture and at least one seminar on the subject of their research

during their tenure. At least three quarters of the fellowship time

should be spent in Canberra.

THE NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSISSOCIETY (NMSS)

733 3rd Avenue, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10017,


Tel: (1) 212 463 7787

Fax: (1) 212 986 7981


Website: www.nationalmssociety.org

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) is dedicated to ending

the devastating effects of multiple sclerosis. Founded in 1946, NMSS

supports more on multiple sclerosis (MS) research and provides

professional education programmes and furthers MS advocacy efforts

than any other MS organization in the world.

Harry Weaver Junior Faculty AwardsSubjects: Neurosciences related to multiple sclerosis.

Purpose: To enable highly qualified persons who have concluded

their research training and have begun academic careers as

independent investigators to undertake independent research.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the USA holding a doctoral degree, and

who have had sufficient research training at the pre- or postdoctoral

levels to be capable of independent research. Individuals who have

already carried out independent research for more than 5 years are

not eligible. Candidate must hold or have been offered an academic

appointment at the assistant professor level at an approved university.


Value: Approx. $75,000 per year. For other rewards please refer to

the website


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: An approved university, professional or

research institute


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form.

Closing Date: Mid-August

Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 4Additional Information: The candidate will not be an employee of the

Society but rather of the institution. It is expected that the institution

will develop plans for continuing the candidate’s appointment and for

continued salary support beyond the 5-year period of the award.

Fellows may not supplement their salary through private practice or

consultation, nor accept another concurrent award. The grantee

institution holds title to all equipment purchased with award funds.

National Multiple Sclerosis Society Pilot Research GrantsSubjects: Multiple sclerosis.

Purpose: To provide limited short-term support of novel high-risk

research.

Eligibility: Open to suitably qualified investigators.

Level of Study: ResearchType: Research grant

Value: Up to $40,000 in direct costs may be requested




form.

Closing Date: New applications reviewed on a quarterly basis, with

2016 deadlines of January 6th, April 6th, July 6th, October 5th


Additional Information: Grants are awarded to an institution to

support the research of the principal investigator. Progress reports are

required.

National Multiple Sclerosis Society PostdoctoralFellowshipsSubjects: Multiple sclerosis.

Purpose: To provide postdoctoral training that will enhance the

likelihood of performing meaningful and independent research

relevant to multiple sclerosis.

Eligibility: Open to unusually promising recipients of MD or PhD

degrees. Foreign nationals are welcome to apply for fellowships in the

USA only. The Society will consider applications from established

investigators who seek support to obtain specialized training in some

field in which they are not expert, when such training will materially

enhance their capacity to conduct more meaningful research. U.S.

citizenship is not required for training in U.S. institutions but applicants

who plan to train in other countries must be citizens of the U.S.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Varies according to professional status, previous training,

accomplishments in research and the pay scale of the institution in

which the training is provided. Fellowships may be supplemented by

other forms of support, with prior approval

Length of Study: 1–3 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: An institution of the candidate’s choice


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete an application form.

Closing Date: August 17thFunding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 11No. of applicants last year: 52Additional Information: Fellows are not considered employees of

the Society but rather of the institution where the training is provided.

The fellowship is to be administered in accordance with the prevailing

policies of the sponsoring institution. It is the responsibility of the

applicant to make all the necessary arrangements for their training

with the mentor and institution of their choice.

National Multiple Sclerosis Society Research GrantsSubjects: Multiple sclerosis, the cause, prevention, alleviation and

cure.

Purpose: To stimulate, co-ordinate and support fundamental or

applied clinical or non-clinical research.

Eligibility: Open to suitably qualified investigators.


Type: Research grant

Value: Funds may be used to pay the salaries of associated

professional personnel, technical assistants and other non-profes-

sional personnel in proportion to the time spent directly on the project,

in whole or in part. Salaries are made in accordance with the prevailing

policies of the grantee institution. If requested, other expenses such

as travel costs and fringe benefits may also be paid




form.

Closing Date: February 4th and August 5th

Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 62No. of applicants last year: 245Additional Information: Grants are awarded to an institution to

support the research of the principal investigator. Scientific equipment

and supplies bought with grant funds become the property of the

grantee institution. Progress reports are required and appropriate

publication is expected.

NMSS Patient Management Care and Rehabilitation

Research GrantsSubjects: Health and medical sciences, therapy/rehabilitation.

Purpose: To support investigators with an MD, PhD or equivalent

degree to research patient management care and rehabilitation.


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Eligibility: Open to citizens of the US.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, DoctorateType: Grant

Value: US$2,00,000–3,00,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: 2–3Closing Date: Early February and August



Health Care Delivery and Policy Research

Contact: Nicholas LaRocca, Associate Vice President

NATIONAL ORCHESTRAL INSTITUTE

University of Maryland, School of Music, 2110 Clarice Smith Center,

College Park, MD 20742, United States of America

Tel: (1) 301 405 2317

Fax: (1) 301 314 9504


Website: www.noimusic.com

The National Orchestral Institute at the University of Maryland School

of Music offers an intensive 4-week experience in orchestral

musicianship and professional development for musicians on the

threshold of their careers. Distinguished musicians and conductors

work closely with participants to polish ensemble skills and orchestral

excerpts.

National Orchestral Institute ScholarshipsSubjects: Orchestral performance and chamber music.

Purpose: To provide an intensive 4-week orchestral training

programme to enable musicians to rehearse and perform under

internationally acclaimed conductors and study with principal musi-

cians of the USA’s foremost orchestras in preparation for careers as

orchestral musicians.

Eligibility: Open to advanced musicians between 18 and 28 years of

age, primarily students and postgraduates of U.S. universities,

conservatories and colleges. Others, however, are welcome to apply,

but must appear for an audition at the centre. String players, including

harpists, who live more than 200 miles away from an audition centre,

may audition by tape.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: ScholarshipValue: Full tuition, room and board scholarship worth over US$4,000


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The University of Maryland


No. of awards offered: Approx. 90Application Procedure: Applicants must submit an application,

curriculum vitae and (optional) letter of recommendation.

Closing Date: March

Funding: Government

Contributor: The University of Maryland

No. of awards given last year: 92No. of applicants last year: 720Additional Information: Personal auditions are required at one of the

audition centres throughout the country.

THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FORRARE DISORDERS (NORD)

55 Kenosia Avenue, PO Box 1968, Danbury, CT 06813 1968,


Tel: (1) 203 744 0100

Fax: (1) 203 798 2291


Website: www.rarediseases.orgContact: Cataldo

The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) is a federation

of voluntary health organizations dedicated to helping people with rare

(orphan) diseases and assisting the organizations that serve them.

NORD is committed to the identification, treatment and cure of rare

disorders through programmes of advocacy, education, research and

service.

NORD/Roscoe Brady Lysosomal Storage DiseasesFellowshipsSubjects: Genetics, new treatments and diagnostics, and/or epide-

miology of lysosomal storage diseases in general, or a specific

lysosomal storage disease.

Purpose: To assist physicians who desire to establish careers in

lysosomal storage diseases and clinical medicine.

Eligibility: Open to all countries that adhere to the most recent

guidelines for human subject protection as set forth by the NIH.

Applicants should have earned an MD degree within the past

10 years.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: $50,000–70,000 per year

Length of Study: 1 year, but renewable for a 2nd year


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Application forms and required attachments

may be obtained directly from the website.

Closing Date: May 9th

Funding: PrivateContributor: Public donations


NATIONAL PHYSICAL SCIENCECONSORTIUM (NPSC)

USC-RAN 3716 South Hope, Suite 348, Los Angeles,

CA 90007-4344, United States of America

Tel: (1) 213 743 2409/800

Fax: (1) 213 821 6329


Website: www.npsc.orgContact: Dr James L Powell, Executive Director

Established in 1987, the National Physical Science Consortium

(NPSC) is headquartered in Los Angeles. It is a unique partnership

between industry, government agencies and laboratories and higher

education.

NPSC Fellowship in Physical SciencesSubjects: Physical sciences.Purpose: To increase the number of qualified citizens of the United

States in the physical sciences and related engineering fields,

emphasizing recruitment of a diverse applicant pool of women and

historically underrepresented minorities.

Eligibility: Open to students who have at least 3.0 grade point

average and are graduating seniors or graduate student (up to 2nd

year) enroled in a PhD programme.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate

Type: FellowshipValue: The charge to the employer for each student supported

is $20,000 annual stipend; covering tuition; allowing a fellow

also to hold a research or teaching assistantship; including one or two

paid summer internships with a government agency; providing

a mentor and the opportunity for a lasting relationship with the

sponsor



Application Procedure: Candidates must apply online.


Additional Information: Members of underrepresented groups are

encouraged to apply.

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http://www.npsc.org

NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMYOBSERVATORY

520 Edgemont Road, Charlottesville, VA 22903 2475,


Tel: (1) 434 296 0211

Fax: (1) 434 296 0278


Website: www.nrao.edu

The National Radio Astronomy Observatory designs, builds and

operates the world’s most sophisticated and advanced radio tele-

scopes (the VLA, VLBA, GBT, and ALMA), providing scientists from

around the world the means to study all aspects of astronomy from

planets in our Solar System to the most distant galaxies.

Jansky FellowshipSubjects: Astronomy radio astronomy instrumentation, computation

and theory.

Purpose: To provide an opportunity for young scientists to establish

themselves as independent researchers so that they may more

effectively compete for permanent positions. The placement of fellows

at institutions other than the NRAO will help foster closer scientific ties

between the NRAO and the U.S. astronomical community. Annual

Jansky Fellows symposia are planned to ensure close contact among

all Fellows and the NRAO.

Eligibility: Open to astronomers, physicists, electrical engineers and

computer specialists. Preference will be given to recent PhD

recipients.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Starting salary of $64,260 per year with a research budget of

$10,000 per year for travel and computing requirements. In addition,

page charge support, as well as vacation accrual, health insurance,

and a moving allowance are provided, as well as up to $3,000 per year

to defray local institutional costs

Length of Study: 2 years, with a possibility of renewal for 1 further year

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Observatory’s centres in Charlottesville,

VA; Green Bank, WV; and Socorro, NM


No. of awards offered: Up to 3 appointments will be made annually

for positions at any of the NRAO sites (Socorro, NM; Green Bank, WV;

and Charlottesville, VA). Jansky Fellows are encouraged to spend

time at universities working with collaborators during the course of

their fellowship. In addition, up to 3 Jansky Fellowship appointments

will be made annually for positions that may be located at a U.S.

university or research institute

Application Procedure: Candidates normally commence in

September or October. There is no application form. The initial letter

should include a statement of the individual’s research interests

together with his or her own appraisal of his or her qualifications for

carrying out research. Documentation should be single-sided with no

staples. The application should have 3 letters of recommendation sent

directly to the NRAO.

Closing Date: November 3rd

Funding: Government

Contributor: The National Science Foundation

No. of awards given last year: 6No. of applicants last year: 63Additional Information: Research associates may formulate and carry

out investigations either independently or in collaboration with others.

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL (NRC)

The National Academies, 500 Fifth Street NW, Washington,

DC 20001, United States of America

Tel: (1) 202 334 2000



The National Research Council (NRC) is part of the National

Academies, which also comprise the National Academy of Sciences,

National Academy of Engineering and Institute of Medicine. They are

private, non-profit institutions that provides science, technology and

health policy advice under a congressional charter.

Ford foundation dissertation fellowshipsSubjects: Literature/English/writing, history, foreign language, reli-

gion/theology, social sciences, political science, communications,

physical sciences and mathematics and engineering-related

technologies.

Purpose: To financially support underrepresented minorities in

research-based fields of study.


race, national origin, religion, gender, age, disability or sexual

orientation (must have become a U.S. citizen by November 9th).

Individuals with evidence of superior academic achievement (such as

grade point average, class rank, honors or other designations).

Individuals committed to a career in teaching and research at the

college or university level, PhD or ScD degree candidates studying in

an eligible research-based discipline at a U.S. educational institution

and individuals who have not earned a doctoral degree at any time, in

any field.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, ResearchType: FellowshipsValue: $25,000, and expenses paid to attend one Conference of Ford

Fellows



No. of awards offered: Approx. 20Application Procedure: Applicants must submit their application

form, transcript, essay and reference letters.


NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OFCANADA (NRC)

1200 Montreal Road, Building M-58, Ottawa, ON, K1A 0R6, Canada

Tel: (1) 613 993 9101

Fax: (1) 613 952 9907


Website: www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca

The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) is a dynamic,

nationwide research and development organization committed to

helping Canada realize its potential as an innovative and competitive

nation.

NRC Research AssociateshipsSubjects: Biological sciences, biotechnology, chemistry, molecular

sciences, chemical engineering and process technologies, electrical

engineering, astrophysics, industrial materials research, construction,

mechanical engineering, aeronautics, physics, photonics, microstruc-

tural sciences, plant biotechnology, biochemistry, microbiology or

advanced structural ceramics, bioinformatics, fuel cells, genomics,

nanotechnology, nutraceuticals, proteomics, ocean engineering,

aerospace, measurement standards, communication, and

technologies.

Purpose: To give promising scientists and engineers an opportunity

to work in a challenging research environment during the early stages

of their research careers.

Eligibility: Open to nationals of any country, although preference will

be given to Canadians and permanent residents of Canada.

Applicants should have acquired a PhD in natural science or a

Master’s degree in an engineering field within the last 5 years or

should expect to obtain their degree before taking up the associate-

ship. Selections will be made on a competitive basis with a

demonstrated ability to perform original research of high quality in the

chosen field as the main criterion.

Level of Study: PostgraduateValue: The current annual PhD recruiting rate is $52,940 (plus

allowance of $8,000)

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Laboratories in the National Research Council

of Canada


No. of awards offered: Approx. 50Application Procedure: Applicants must fill out the online application

form, available on the website www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/eng/careers/

programs/apply_on_line.html.

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http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/eng/careers/programs/apply_on_line.html

Closing Date: Applications are accepted at any time

Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 50No. of applicants last year: 400Additional Information: Salaries are revised annually. Further

information is available from the website.

THE NATIONAL RESEARCHFOUNDATION (NRF)

Meiring Naude Road, Brummeria, Pretoria, Box 2600 Pretoria 0001,

South Africa

Tel: (27) 012 481 4000

Fax: (27) 012 349 1179


Website: www.nrf.ac.za

The NRF was established through the National Research Foundation

Act (Act No 23 of 1998), following a system-wide review conducted for

the Department of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology (DACST).

The new entity incorporated the functions of the research funding

agencies that were previously servicing various sections of the

research community, namely the former Centre for Science Devel-

opment (CSD) of the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) and

the former Foundation for Research Development (FRD) that included

several National Research Facilities.

Innovation Master’s and Doctoral Scholarships for SouthAfricans in South AfricaSubjects: Scholarships are provided in the field of biotechnology,

cellular and molecular biology, engineering, computer science, physics,

astronomy, mathematical sciences, nanotechnology, chemistry, earth

science, ecology and medical sciences at the University of Cape Town.

Purpose: Scholarships are available for pursuing masters and

doctoral degree level at University of Cape Town.

Eligibility: Scholarships are open to full-time registered South African

citizens and permanent residents. Full-time employees of Higher

Education Institutions (HEI’s) are not eligible to apply. Scholarship-

holders must not hold full-time salaried employment during the tenure

of the award. The Scholarship-holder will be allowed to undertake a

maximum of 12 hours of teaching, tutorials, assistance or demon-

stration duties per week on average during the year of study; they may

be remunerated for these duties, provided that they are reimbursed at

a rate not exceeding the normal institution tariff for services rendered.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Master’s Scholarships: Rand 80,000 and Doctoral scholar-

ships: Rand 110,000 per year. In addition, Masters scholarship-

holders may apply for a travel grant of up to Rand 10,000 and Doctoral

scholarship-holders may apply for a travel grant of up to Rand 15,000

(for local travel) and up to Rand 50,000 for international travel. These

grants may be used to attend local conferences, workshops, visits a

laboratory, or any other activity that supports the beneficiaries’ current

research progression. This amount is the maximum allowed during the

tenure of the scholarship

Country of Study: South Africa

Application Procedure: The mode of applying is online.

Closing Date: September 15th

Contributor: National Research Foundation

Postdoctoral Research FellowshipsSubjects: The fellowship is awarded in teaching and research at

University of Johannesburg in South Africa.

Purpose: This fellowship is available for pursuing postdoctoral

fellowship level at University of Johannesburg in South Africa.

Eligibility: Applicants must have graduated with a doctorate within the

last five years in any field of education and must have obtained the

doctorate at another university besides UJ. Applicants should not be a full-

time employee and demonstrate evidence of publishing scholarly work.

They should be highly proficient in English and academic writing skills.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: The value of the postdoctoral fellowship is Rand 330,000, which

includes Rand 220,000 stipend for living expenses, Rand 45,000

contribution towards research costs, Rand 15,000 for local travel

allowance, and up to Rand 50,000 allowance for international travel


Application Procedure: The mode of applying is electronically.

Applications should submit the following documents: a letter of

application, containing a brief motivation for the postdoctoral fellow-

ship and a summary of the applicant’s research interests and areas of

expertise & detailed curriculum vitae indicating academic qualifica-

tions, work experience, list of publications, and conference presenta-

tions. Certified copies of all academic transcripts. Reference letters

from at least three referees (two of these should be academics who

have contributed to the academic development of the applicant). A

five-page research proposal outlining the applicant’s envisaged

contribution to the research aims of the Chair.

Closing Date: August 8thContributor: National Research Foundation

SKA-SA Postdoctoral Fellowship for InternationalStudents in South AfricaSubjects: Engineering.Purpose: The fellowship is available for pursuing postdoctoral program.

Eligibility: A PhD in electronic engineering, focusing on engineering

electromagnetics at RF and microwave frequencies, and/or radio

astronomy. (The PhD should have been obtained within the last 5

years). Good communication skills in English (both written and verbal).

Strong recommendations would include experience in one or more of

the following areas: radio astronomy; antenna analysis, design and

metrology; computational electromagnetics; high performance com-

puting; and EMC in complex systems.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: The successful candidate will be expected to work with the

SKA research team in the Department


Application Procedure: The mode of applying is by post.

Closing Date: September 30th

Contributor: The Square Kilometre Array-South Africa (SKA-SA)

Additional Information: The fellowship is tenable for a year, renew-

able for a 2nd year subject to satisfactory performance and continued

funding. International (It is open to applicants of all nationalities,

although priority may be given to citizens of South Africa and its SKA

African partner countries) students can apply for this fellowship.

NATIONAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION(NRF)

National Research Foundation (NRF), Grants Management and

Systems Administration (GMSA), Box 2600, Pretoria, ZA, 0001,

South Africa

Tel: (27) (0)12 481 4000

Fax: (27) (0)12 349 1179


Website: www.nrf.ac.za/Contact: Trevor Takalani Mbambala, Grant Systems Administrator

The National Research Foundation (NRF) was established as an

independent government agency, through the National Research

Foundation Act (Act No 23 of 1998). The mandate of the NRF is to

promote and support research through funding, human resource

development and the provision of the necessary research facilities in

order to facilitate the creation of knowledge, innovation and develop-

ment in all fields of science and technology, including indigenous

knowledge, and thereby contribute to the improvement of the quality of

life of all South Africans.

Innovation Masters and Doctoral ScholarshipsSubjects: The Innovation Masters and Doctoral funding instruments

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 limited percentage of non-

South African citizens registered at a South African public university.

Level of Study: PostgraduateValue: Masters scholarships worth R80 000 per year and doctoral

scholarships worth R110 000 per year

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Application Procedure: Please check website for more details.

Closing Date: 7th August

Contributor: Funded by Department of Science and Technology

(DST) and managed by the National Research Foundation (NRF)

NRF Free-standing Masters and Doctoral ScholarshipsSubjects: The NRF is mandated by an Act of Parliament, the National

Research Foundation Act (Act No. 23 of 1998) to: ‘Support and

promote research through funding, human capacity development and

the provision of the necessary research facilities, in order to facilitate

the creation of knowledge, innovation and development in all fields of

science and technology, including indigenous knowledge’.

Eligibility: Scholarships are open to South African citizens, South

African permanent residents as well as a limited percentage of non-

South African citizens registered at a South African public university.

All applicants for full-time Masters or Doctoral studies in South Africa

must be registered or intending to register at a South African public

university. Applicants that already hold a degree at the level for which

they are applying for funding are not eligible.

Level of Study: DoctorateValue: Masters scholarships worth R50,000 per year and doctoral

scholarships worth R70,000 per year

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: South Africa

Application Procedure: Applications must be submitted through an

online application process to the NRF.

Closing Date: August 7thFunding: International Office

VU University Amsterdam-NRF Desmond Tutu DoctoralScholarshipsSubjects: The Desmond Tutu Doctoral Training Programme (DTTP)

was established in honour of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu’s

lifetime struggle against inequality and his quest for reconciliation. The

National Research Foundation (NRF) and Vrije Universiteit Amster-

dam (VUA) entered into a partnership in 2009 to co-fund South African

students carrying out doctoral studies in a Joint Degree (split-site)

mode.

Eligibility: Be in possession of a research Master’s degree, or be in

the process of completing requirements for such a degree. Should be

South African citizens or permanent residents.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: R240,000Length of Study: The VUA-NRF Desmond Tutu Training Programme

provides funding for up to four (4) years of study, depending on

satisfactory progress each year


Application Procedure: Check website for more details.


Contributor: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VUA)

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION(NSF)

4201 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22230,


Tel: (1) 703 292 5111

Fax: (1) 703 292 9025


Website: www.nsf.govContact: Division Director

The National Science Foundation (NSF) supports research in the

areas of geology, geophysics, geochemistry, paleobiology and

hydrology, including interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary proposals that

may involve one or more of these disciplines.

NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement GrantsSubjects: Biological sciences.Purpose: To provide partial support to Doctoral dissertation research

and allow Doctoral candidates to conduct research in specialized

facilities or field settings away from the home campus.

Eligibility: Open to students who have advanced to candidacy for a

PhD degree to be eligible to submit a proposal. Also U.S. institutions

that are eligible for awards from the NSF may submit proposals.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: Grant

Value: Approx. $2,500,000 annually across all programs, contingent

upon the availability of funds



No. of awards offered: VariesClosing Date: October 8th (full proposal)

Contributor: National Science Foundation

NATIONAL SEA GRANT COLLEGE

1315 East-West Highway, Silver Spring, MD 20910,


Tel: (1) 301 734 1066

Fax: (1) 301 713 0799


Website: www.seagrant.noaa.govContact: Jim Eckman, Director

Sea Grant is a nationwide network administered through the National

Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of 30 university-

based programmes that work with coastal communities. The

organizations research and programmes promote better understand-

ing, conservation and use of America’s coastal resources. In short,

Sea Grant is science serving America’s coasts.

NOAA Sea Grant John A. Knauss Marine PolicyFellowshipSubjects: Marine resource.

Purpose: To provide a unique educational experience to students

who have an interest in ocean, coastal and Great Lakes resources

and in the national policy decisions affecting those resources.

Eligibility: Open to all students regardless of citizenship. Applicants

must be graduates or professionals in a marine or aquatic-related field

at a U.S. accredited institution of higher education.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: US$56,500 per student



No. of awards offered: 30Application Procedure: Please visit http://seagrant.noaa.gov/

fundingfellowships/knaussfellowship.aspx.


Funding: Government

Sea Grant/NOAA Fisheries Graduate FellowshipSubjects: Population dynamics and marine resource economics.

Purpose: To financially support and encourage qualified applicants to

pursue careers in either population dynamics and stock assessment

or in marine resource economics and also to increase available

expertise related to these fields.

Eligibility: Applicants have to be PhD students in population

dynamics or marine resource economics or related disciplines

concentrating on the conservation and management of living marine

resources.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $43,500 per year


Frequency: AnnualClosing Date: January 26th

Funding: Government



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THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF HISPANICMBAS (NSH MBA)

450 East John Carpenter Freeway, Suite 200, Irving, TX 75062,


Tel: (1) 214 596 9338

Fax: (1) 214 596 9325


Website: www.nshmba.org

Contact: Mr Javier Cervera, University Program Manager

The National Society of Hispanic MBAs, founded in 1988, is a non-

profit organization. It exists to foster Hispanic leadership through

management education and professional development.

NSHMBA Scholarship ProgramSubjects: Business administration.

Purpose: To provide financial assistance to outstanding Hispanics

pursuing a Master’s degree.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the US or legal permanent residents of

Hispanic heritage with a grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and

are enroled or plan to enrol in a Master’s degree programme.

Level of Study: MBA

Type: ScholarshipValue: There are three award levels for full-time study: $5,000 awards

consisting of a $4,750 scholarship and $250 travel reimbursement;

$7,500 awards consisting of a $7,250 scholarship and $250 travel

reimbursement; and $10,000 awards granted to the top 5 applicants

who demonstrate financial need of $10,000 or more. These awards

consist of a $9,750 scholarship and $250 travel reimbursement. There

is one award level for part-time study: $2,500 awards consisting of a

$2,250 scholarship and $250 travel reimbursement

Frequency: AnnualClosing Date: May 1st

Contributor: National Society of Hispanic MBAs

No. of awards given last year: 215Additional Information: All queries should be directed to NSHMBA

Scholarship Programme, Scholarship America – Julie Aretz, One

Scholarship Way, PO Box 297, St Peter, MN 56082, United States of

America, Tel: 507 931 1682.

NATIONAL TRAPPERS ASSOCIATION(NTA)

NTA Headquarters, 2815 Washington Avenue, Bedford, IN 47421,


Tel: (1) 812 277 9670

Fax: (1) 812 277 9672


Website: www.nationaltrappers.com

The NTA, established in 1959, is an organization of dedicated

individuals who have joined together to promote and protect the

appropriate conservative use of our fur bearing species.

Charles L. Dobbins Memorial ScholarshipSubjects: Wildlife management.

Purpose: To encourage students majoring in a field of study

pertaining to wildlife management or related topics.

Eligibility: Open to applicants who are members of a state or national

trappers association.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipLength of Study: US$500Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 12Application Procedure: A completed application form must be

submitted.

Closing Date: July 1st

Funding: Individuals


National Trappers Association, 4170 St Clair, Fallon, NV 89406

Contact: Jim Curran

NATIONAL UNION OF TEACHERS (NUT)

Hamilton House, Mabledon Place, London, WC1H 9BD, England

Tel: (44) 020 7388 6191

Fax: (44) 020 7387 8458


Website: www.teachers.org.ukContact: Ms Angela Bush

NUT Page ScholarshipSubjects: A specific aspect of American education relevant to the

recipient’s own professional responsibilities.

Purpose: To promote the exchange of educational ideas between

Britain and America.

Eligibility: Open to teaching members of the NUT aged 25–60 years,

although 25–55 is preferred.


Type: ScholarshipValue: Each up to UKd1,700 pro rata daily rate with complete

hospitality in the US provided by the English-Speaking Union

of the US

Length of Study: 2 weeks. The scholarship must be taken during the

American academic year, which is September–May


No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form. An outline and synopsis of the project must accompany the form

along with a curriculum vitae and scholastic and personal testimonials.

Closing Date: December 22nd

Funding: PrivateContributor: NUTNo. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 100Additional Information: The scholarship is limited to the individual

teacher and neither the spouse nor partner can be included in the

travel, accommodation or study arrangements. Recipients are

required to report on their visit to teacher groups and educational

meetings in the US and on their return home.

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELANDGALWAY

Postgraduate Admission Office, University Road, Galway, Ireland

Tel: (353) 91 524411

Fax: (353) 91 494501


Website: www.nuigalway.ieContact: Mairead Faherty

Charles Parsons Energy Research AwardSubjects: Microbial and biocatalytic fuel cell research.

Purpose: To focus on investigation and optimization of electron

transfer reactions in biological fuel cells that can generate energy from

diverse substrates. To focus the research on applications of pure- and

mixed-culture microbial fuel cells, and biocatalytic enzyme-based fuel

cells.

Eligibility: Open to engineering graduates.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: Research award

Value: Salary scale h55,000–80,486 per year for researchers,

stipend of h18,000 per year plus tuition fees for phd

studentship and undergraduate engineering students h1,500 per

month

Application Procedure: Applicants should include a curriculum vitae

and the names of two academic referees.

Closing Date: October

Additional Information: The research will involve liaison with

international collaborators, bench research and reporting. To this end,

good inter-personal, written communication and networking skills are

advantageous.



Contact: Dr Donal Leech

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Galway ScholarshipSubjects: Humanities, languages and literatures, and social and

behavioural sciences.

Eligibility: Open to students who are in their first year of PhD

programme. Students must register for one of the College’s Structured

PhD programmes. The award is not restricted by age, nationality or

residence.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: h15,000. If a candidate is in receipt of fees from another

source, the award is h10,275


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 20Application Procedure: A completed application form and other

required information must be sent. Please refer to the website for details.

Closing Date: See website


Room 340, College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Celtic Studies, Arts

Millennium Building, Galway, Ireland

Website: [email protected]

Contact: Mairead Faherty

Helen M Moran ScholarshipEligibility: The Scholarship will be awarded to one applicant

from one of the following categories: a first-year student registered

for any of the primary degree courses at National University of Ireland,

Galway and who has demonstrated a high level of achievement in

Gaelic Football with the potential to become a University

representative player; a postgraduate student registered for any

Master-level postgraduate course at National University of Ireland,

Galway and who has demonstrated a high level of achievement

in Gaelic Football at University representative level; an

outstanding graduate registered for the MEd. degree course or MA

degree, by research, in education at National University of Ireland,

Galway.

Type: ScholarshipValue: h1,450 for one year

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Please contact university for further

information.


Additional Information: Preference will be given to suitably qualified

students who are also natives of Waterford.

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND,MAYNOOTH

Research Support Office, Auxilia House, North Campus, NUI,

Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland

Tel: (353) 17 086 000

Fax: (353) 16 289 063


Website: www.nuim.ie

Following two centuries of internationally renowned scholarly activity

on the Maynooth campus, the National University of Ireland,

Maynooth was established under the 1997 Universities Act as an

autonomous member of the federal structure known as the National

University of Ireland. With approximately 8,400 registered students,

NUI, Maynooth has 26 academic departments which are organized

into three Faculties: Arts, Celtic Studies and Philosophy; Science and

Engineering; and Social Sciences. Building on a tradition of scholar-

ship and excellence in all aspects of its teaching, learning, and

research activities, within the liberal arts and sciences tradition NUI,

Maynooth is committed to being a first-class research-led centre of

learning and academic discovery.

John and Pat Hume Research ScholarshipsSubjects: Arts, humanities, social sciences, sciences and

engineering.

Purpose: To build on excellence in areas across the arts, humanities,

social sciences, sciences and engineering.

Eligibility: Applicants must have a First or Upper Second-Class

Honours Primary Degree (or equivalent) from Ireland, the EU or from

any overseas university and intend to pursue a PhD degree at the

University. Those who have commenced a research degree at NUI

Maynooth prior to application will not be eligible.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, ResearchType: ScholarshipValue: h5,000 per year plus payment of fees at EU level. In some

cases an additional fund of h3,000 is also provided to the student

researcher for activities undertaken in support of the Department

including tutorials and laboratory demonstrationLength of Study: Up to 4 yearsFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: NUI Maynooth

Country of Study: IrelandNo. of awards offered: 38Application Procedure: Applicants must first make contact with a

NUI Maynooth department or centre to discuss their suitability for a

PhD programme. A list of departmental contacts is available on the

website. Application for the scholarship can then be filed.

Closing Date: May

No. of awards given last year: 30Additional Information: Supplement the scholarship with an addi-

tional h3,000 for tutorial or demonstrating duties.


Office of Research and Graduate Studies, NUI Maynooth, Ireland

Tel: (353) 1 708 6018

Fax: (353) 1 708 3359


Website: http://graduatestudies.nuim.ie

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE(NUS)

21 Lower Kent Ridge Road, 119077, Singapore

Tel: (65) 6516 6666

Fax: (65) 6775 9330


Website: www.nus.edu.sg

NUS aspires to be a dynamic connected knowledge community

imbued with a no walls culture that promotes the free flow of talent and

ideas. Individual members of our community enjoy access to diverse

opportunities for intellectual and professional growth and in addition

add value to NUS becoming a global knowledge enterprise.

Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship ProgramSubjects: Public policy.

Purpose: To find further study in public policy implementation.

Eligibility: Open to residents of Asian Development Bank member

countries currently enroled at NUS. Upon completion of their study

programmes, scholars are expected to contribute to the economic and

social development of their home countries. Check website for further

details.Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Singaporean $250 per semester (one-time book allowance),

tuition, health insurance, examination and other approved fees. Cost

of travel from home country to Singapore on award of the scholarship

and from Singapore to home country on graduation

Length of Study: 2 years for Master in public policyFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy,

National University of Singapore

Country of Study: SingaporeNo. of awards offered: 5Application Procedure: Application form with 3 photographs

attached, certificate of citizenship (or a copy of your valid passport),

research and/or work experience, two confidential letters of

recommendation.


Funding: Government

Contributor: Government


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CapitaLand LKYSPP ScholarshipSubjects: Public administration.

Purpose: To find further study in public administration

implementation.

Eligibility: Open to applicants of ASEAN countries (except Singa-

pore), India, or the People’s Republic of China.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: A monthly stipend, one-time book allowance, one-time settling-

in allowance, shared housing, tuition, health insurance, examination

and other approved fees. Cost of travel from home country to

Singapore on award of the scholarship and from Singapore to home

country on graduation

Length of Study: 1 year for Master in Public Administration

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy,


Country of Study: SingaporeNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Apply online.

Closing Date: Please check website

Funding: CorporationContributor: CapitaLandAdditional Information: Please check website or contact university

for updated information.

Hefner ScholarshipSubjects: Public administration.


implementation.

Eligibility: Open to applicants of People’s Republic of China or the US.










Closing Date: Refer to website

Funding: PrivateContributor: Hefner

Law/Faculty Graduate Scholarship (FGS)Subjects: Law.Purpose: To reward an outstanding student of the faculty of Law.

Eligibility: Outstanding applicants of any nationality (including

Singapore citizens and permanent residents) may be awarded the

FGS to pursue the LLM coursework degrees: LLM, LLM (Asian Legal

Studies), LLM (Corporate & Financial Services Law), LLM (Intellectual

Property & Technology Law), LLM (International & Comparative Law),

LLM (Maritime Law).

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: The scholarship will cover tuition fees

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: National University of Singapore

Country of Study: SingaporeClosing Date: Please check website

Additional Information: Terms of award are subject to change

without prior notice.

Lee Kong Chian Graduate ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To reward proven academic excellence, leadership and

exceptional promise.

Eligibility: The Scholarships are open to students of all nationalities

who gain admission to any PhD programme at the University.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate

Type: ScholarshipValue: A monthly stipend of Singaporean $3,300, tuition, examination

fees and other approved fees at NUS, an annual book allowance of

Singaporean $500, a one-off air travel allowance of 2 return tickets of

up to Singaporean $4,000 (only for overseas students subject to a

maximum of Singaporean $2,000 per ticket), and a one-off laptop

allowance of Singaporean $1,500

Length of Study: The award is tenable for 1 year in the first instance;

but subject to the scholar’s satisfactory progress, it may be renewed

each semester. The maximum period of award is 4 years


Country of Study: SingaporeNo. of awards offered: Up to 5

Application Procedure: Apart from the other supporting documents

required for PhD admission, candidates interested in the Scholarship

must also submit a personal essay and a record of co-curricular

activities or community service.


Funding: FoundationContributor: Lee Foundation

Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy GraduateScholarships (LKYSPPS)Subjects: Public policy and public administration.

Purpose: To find further study in public policy and administration

implementation.

Eligibility: 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, health insurance,

examination and other approved fees, cost of travel from home

country to Singapore on award of the scholarship and from Singapore

to home country on graduation

Length of Study: 1 year (for public administration) and 2 years (for

public policy)



Country of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: Apply online.


Funding: Government




Lien Foundation Scholarship for Social Service LeadersSubjects: Public administration.


implementation.

Eligibility: Applicants who are staff of VWOs, applicants who are

members of the public, should be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent

Resident.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: The award includes tuition fees, maintenance allowance, book

allowance, and any other compulsory fees




Country of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: Apply online.

Closing Date: June 22nd

Funding: PrivateContributor: Hefner

National University of Singapore Research ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To reward outstanding graduates for research leading to a

higher degree at the university.

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Eligibility: Applicants must be university graduates with at least a

Class II Honours degree or equivalent and, at the time of award of the

Scholarship, must have been offered admission as a candidate for a

full-time higher degree by research at NUS.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Monthly stipends for Singapore citizens, Singapore permanent

residents and International students are Singaporean $2,500,

Singaporean $2,200 and Singaporean $2,000 respectively



Country of Study: SingaporeClosing Date: Please check website

Additional Information: Research scholars may be asked to assist in

departmental work for which they can earn up to Singaporean $16,000

(gross) per year at the current rate of remuneration. However, please

note that the university does not guarantee employment to research

scholars upon completion of their candidature.

NGS Scholarship for International PhD StudentsSubjects: Scholarship is awarded for the courses offered by the NUS

Graduate School at Integrative Sciences and Engineering for PhD

research.

Eligibility: Opens worldwide. Graduates with a passion for cross-

disciplinary research in science, engineering, computing, and related

aspects of medicine. Graduates with at least 2nd upper honours, or

equivalent qualifications. The GRE is compulsory for students

applying from overseas. Only strongly recommended for graduates

from local institutions, e.g. NUS or NTU. TOEFL is compulsory (only

applicable for applicants whose native tongue or medium of under-

graduate instruction is not in English). Student must commit to PhD

from the outset, cannot exit with MSc.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: Monthly stipend of Singaporean $3,200, up to 4 years of the

PhD studies, or up to date of graduation, whichever is earlier. Other

allowances include-computer allowance, book allowance and con-

ference allowance

Country of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: The mode of applying is online. All

supporting documents, together with a printed copy of the application

form are to be submitted by post.


Additional Information: NGS Scholarship is offered for up to 4 years.

Shortlisted applicants will be notified by email or phone. Rejected

applicants will be notified via email. Normally, the outcome should be

known within 3 months from the closing date of the application.

Shortlisted applicants are usually required to attend one interview. The

usual periods of interview for the August intake will be in December/

January; January intake will be in June/July.

NUS Graduate Scholarship for Asean NationalsSubjects: Engineering, computing, science, law, dentistry, medicine,

arts & social sciences, design and environmental studies.

Purpose: To enable a successful scholar to pursue full-time study.

Eligibility: The University offers these Scholarships each academic

year to citizens/permanent residents of a member country of ASEAN

(except Singapore) to finance the pursuit of the LLM coursework

degrees: LLM, LLM (Corporate & Financial Services Law), LLM

(Intellectual Property & Technology Law), LLM (International &

Comparative Law). Applicants must have all of the following: an

excellent academic record (at least be in the top 10 per cent of the

class); a very good command of the English Language (a minimum

iBT TOEFL score of 100 or IELTS of 7); at least 2 years of relevant

working experience; LLM (International & Comparative Law).

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: The scholar will be provided with: a monthly stipend of

Singaporean $1,350 throughout the period of the award (inclusive of

the University’s vacations); a one-time book allowance of $500; tuition,

health insurance, examination fees, sports fee and other approved

fees, allowances and expenses at NUS and throughout the period of

the award; cost of economy travel directly from the home country to

Singapore upon award of the scholarship; and cost of economy travel

directly from Singapore to the home country upon successful

completion of the course of study leading to the award of the degree



Country of Study: SingaporeNo. of awards offered: 40Application Procedure: The Registrar will invite applications at the

appropriate time. Applications must be submitted on prescribed forms

available from the respective Faculty/School.

Closing Date: Please check website

Funding: Government

The NUS MBA Study Scholarships for International

Students in SingaporeSubjects: Business administration.

Purpose: To promote students of all nationalities and part-time

Singaporean candidates who showcase well-rounded, exceptional

and promising profiles.

Eligibility: Full-time candidates of all nationalities and part-time

Singaporean candidates who showcase well-rounded, exceptional

and promising profiles.

Level of Study: PostgraduateValue: Over Singaporean $1,000,000 (Dean’s Award: Singaporean

$58,000; Director’s Award: $38,000; Excellence Award: $18,000;

Achiever Award: $8,000)

Country of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: All full time MBA applicants who have

accepted the admissions offer will be automatically considered for

these awards.


Additional Information: Scholarships will be given on the basis of

background, performance during the application process and overall

leadership potential of the candidates.

OCBC International Master in Public Policy ScholarshipSubjects: Public policy.


Eligibility: Students pursuing a Master’s degree in the Public Policy

Programme and Citizens of Malaysia, Indonesia and China.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: A monthly living allowance of $1,350, one-time settling-in

allowance of $500, one-time book allowance of $500

Length of Study: 2 years for Master in Public Policy





Funding: CorporationContributor: OCBC

Rodamas LKYSPP ScholarshipSubjects: Public administration.

Purpose: PT Rodamas Company and the Lee Kuan Yew School of

Public Policy offer a joint scholarship to students who are citizens of

Indonesia.

Eligibility: Open to Indonesian applicants.










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Funding: CorporationContributor: PT Rodamas

Sequislife – LKYSPP ScholarshipSubjects: Public administration.

Purpose: To find further study in public administration implementation.

Eligibility: Open to applicants from Indonesia.











Funding: CorporationContributor: PT Sequislife

Singapore-MIT Alliance Graduate FellowshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: The SMA Graduate Fellowship is established by the

Singapore Ministry of Education in January 2009 to attract the best and

most talented PhD students from Singapore, the region and beyond,

and educate them to be future leaders in the areas of science and

technology. The selection of candidates will take place twice a year, in

time for the start of the semesters in August and January.

Eligibility: The Scholarships are open to students of all nationalities who

gain admission to any PhD programme at the University whose research

interest fits within one or more of the projects currently being carried out

in one of the SMART Interdisciplinary Research Groups (IRGs).


Type: FellowshipValue: A monthly stipend of Singaporean $3,200; Tuition fees at NUS;

and Scholarship allowance of up to $12,000 to help cover the

expenses associated with a 6-month research residency at MIT

Length of Study: The award is tenable for 1 year in the first instance;

but subject to the scholar’s satisfactory progress, it may be renewed

each semester. The maximum period of award is 4 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: National University of Singapore and Nanyang

Technological University

Country of Study: SingaporeApplication Procedure: Applicants must apply separately to both

MIT and NUS/NTU for the dual degrees and only to NUS or NTU for

direct Phd degree; applicants must also apply directly to SMA for an

SMA Graduate Fellowship.

Closing Date: Between January and March

Funding: Government

Contributor: A*Star, Economic and Development Board (EDB),

Ministry of Education (MOE), National University of Singapore (NUS)

and Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

No. of applicants last year: 120


Tel: 6516 4787

Fax: 6775 2920


Website: www.sma.nus.edu.sg

Standard Chartered LKYSPP ScholarshipSubjects: Public administration and public policy.

Purpose: To find further study in public administration and public

policy implementation.

Eligibility: Open to ASEAN countries (except Singapore), India, the

People’s Republic of China or the United Arab Emirates.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: Scholarship

Value: A monthly stipend, one-time book allowance, one-time settling-





Length of Study: 1 year for Master in Public Administration and,

2 years for Master in Public Policy





Funding: CorporationContributor: Standard Chartered

Temasek ScholarshipSubjects: Public policy.


Eligibility: Open to nationals of permanent residents of member

countries of ASEAN (except Singapore) and APEC (except

Singapore).

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Tuition fees (based on MOE tuition grants rates), a living

allowance of Singaporean $500 per month, a housing allowance of up

to $350 per month (where applicable) and one way economy air fare

to Singapore of up to $1,800 (where applicable). Please contact the

university for an updated information about the value

Length of Study: 2 years for Master in public policy



Country of Study: SingaporeClosing Date: December 1st to February 29th (Polytechnic Applica-

tions); December 1st to March 9th (University Applications)

Funding: Government


Additional Information: Please contact the university for all updated

information.

NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION(NWF)

National Wildlife Federation, PO Box 1583, Reston, VA,

22116 1583, United States of America

Tel: (1) 800 822 9919


Website: www.nwf.orgContact: Director of Research

For more than a decade, National Wildlife Federation (NWF) has been

helping to transform the nation’s college and university campuses into

living models of an ecologically sustainable society and training a new

generation of environmental leaders. Campus Ecology supports and

promotes positive and practical conservation projects on campus and

beyond to protect wildlife by restoring habitat and slowing global warming.

Campus Ecology Fellowship ProgramSubjects: Building design, composting, dining services, energy,

landscaping, management systems, purchasing, transportation and

waste reduction or water.

Purpose: To provide the opportunity to students to pursue their vision

of an ecologically sustainable future, identify and implement innova-

tive greening initiatives as relevant to their campus and community.

Eligibility: Open to former NWF interns following one year from their

final work date.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipsValue: Up to $1,000



Contributor: National Wildlife Federation

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NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCHCOUNCIL (NERC)

Polaris House, North Star Avenue, Swindon, Wiltshire,

SN2 1EU, England

Tel: (44) 017 9344 2644

Fax: (44) 017 9341 1501


Website: www.nerc.ac.uk/fundingContact: Studentships & Training Awards Group (STAG)

The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) is one of the

seven U.K. Research Councils that fund and manage research in the

UK. NERC is the leading body in the UK for research, survey,

monitoring and training in the environmental sciences. NERC supports

research and training in universities and in its own centres, surveys

and units.

NERC Independent Research Fellowships (IRF)Subjects: Environmental Sciences.

Purpose: To develop scientific leadership among the most promising

early-career environmental scientists, by giving all Fellows 5 years’

support, which will allow them sufficient time to develop their research

programmes, and to establish international recognition.

Eligibility: Open to any nationality, and may be held in any area of the

NERC remit, but the fellowship must be based at an eligible U.K.

Research Organization. Applicants may not have a permanent

academic position in a university or equivalent organization. Appli-

cants must expect to submit their PhD thesis before the fellowship

interview would take place (April following the closing date) and, if

successful, would not be able to take up the fellowship until the intent

to award the PhD has been confirmed by the awarding university.

Applicants may have up to a maximum of 8 years of full-time

postdoctoral research experience between the PhD certificate date

and the closing date of the fellowship competition to which they are

applying. The eight year window is based on full-time working. Where

applicants have worked part-time or had research career breaks, the

eight year window would be extended accordingly.

Level of Study: Research, FellowshipType: FellowshipValue: Includes 80 per cent of the full economic cost (FEC) of the

proposal. NERC will provide funding for the fellow’s salary costs in line

with the agreed pay scales at the time of the award, with provision for

future years


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Universities and other approved research

institutes


No. of awards offered: 14Application Procedure: Please refer to the Research Grants

and Fellowships Handbook at www.nerc.ac.uk/funding/available/

fellowships/apply/.

Closing Date: Early October (please check NERC website for exact

date)

Funding: Government


NERC Research (PhD) StudentshipsSubjects: Environmental sciences.

Purpose: To enable students to undertake research in a particular

scientific area under the guidance of named supervisors leading to the

submission of a PhD thesis.

Eligibility: Open to British and EU citizens. EU citizens can only

receive fees unless they have been resident in the UK for the

preceding 3 years in which case they are eligible for a full award.

Other individuals with settled status in the UK may also be eligible.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: StudentshipValue: Stipend/maintenance grant now is d14,057 (d16,057 in

London)

Length of Study: Up to 4 years, part of which may be spent at an

overseas institution

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Any approved Institute of Higher Education or

Research organization


No. of awards offered: Approx. 300Application Procedure: Individuals need to apply directly to depart-

ments that have NERC funding. Check website for further details.

Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 300Additional Information: The list of departments with NERC

PhD funding can be found at www.nerc.ac.uk/skills/postgrad/

prospectivestudents/currentawards/

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM

Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD, England

Tel: (44) 020 7942 5011


Website: www.nhm.ac.uk/science

Contact: Mrs G Maldar, Liaison Officer

The Natural History Museum’s mission is to maintain and develop its

collections and use them to promote the discovery, understanding,

responsible use and enjoyment of the natural world.

Synthesys Visiting FellowshipSubjects: Biological and Earth science.

Purpose: To provide access for researchers so that they can

undertake short visits to utilize the facilities of 20 major museums and

botanic gardens within Europe, including the Natural History Museum

and its associates, the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew and the Royal

Botanic Garden Edinburgh.

Eligibility: Open to applicants from the European Union member

states, and associated and accession states.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, Postdoctorate, Postgraduate,

Predoctorate, Research, Unrestricted

Type: FellowshipValue: International travel, accommodation, local travel and sub-

sistence along with all access and facility costs

Length of Study: Up to 60 working days

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Natural History Museum, London


No. of awards offered: 30 per call

Application Procedure: Online applications must be completed.

Website: www.synthesys.info.

Closing Date: Please refer to the website www.synthesys.info

Funding: Government

Contributor: The European Union Programme

No. of awards given last year: 526No. of applicants last year: 220Additional Information: During the visit the user is assigned a host,

according to their speciality. The role of the host is to familiarize the

user with the department, collections and facilities and to give training

where necessary. The visits are often collaborative, in which case the

host will work directly with the user.


Website: www.synthesys.info

NATURAL SCIENCES ANDENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL

OF CANADA (NSERC)

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

Tel: (1) 613 995 4273

Fax: (1) 613 992 5337


Website: www.nserc.caContact: Corporate Account Executive

NSERC is Canada’s instrument for promoting and supporting

university research in the natural sciences and engineering, other than

the health sciences. NSERC supports both basic university research

through discovery grants and project, research through partnerships

among universities, governments, and the private sector as well as the

advanced training of highly qualified people.

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http://www.nerc.ac.uk/funding

http://www.nerc.ac.uk/funding/available/fellowships/apply/

http://www.nerc.ac.uk/skills/postgrad/prospectivestudents/currentawards/


http://www.nhm.ac.uk/science

http://www.synthesys.info




http://www.nserc.ca

http://www.nerc.ac.uk/skills/postgrad/prospectivestudents/currentawards/

http://www.nerc.ac.uk/funding/available/fellowships/apply/

Canada Postgraduate Scholarships (PGS)Subjects: Natural sciences and engineering.

Eligibility: Open to a Canadian citizen or a permanent citizen of

Canada, with a university degree in science or engineering, intending

to pursue year full-time graduate study and research at the Master’s or

Doctorate level in one of the areas supported by NSERC with a first-

class average in each of the last two completed years of study.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Canadian $17,300 (Masters) per year for 1 year and Canadian

$21,000 (Doctoral) per year for a period of 2–3 years


Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Check website for further details.


Contributor: Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of

Canada (NSERC)


National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada

(NSERC), Scholarships and Fellowships Division, 350 Albert Street (for

courier mailings, add 10th Floor), Ontario, Ottawa, K1A 1H5, Canada

Fax: (1) 613 996 2589


Website: www.nserc.gc.ca

NSERC Postdoctoral FellowshipsSubjects: Engineering and natural sciences.

Purpose: To provide support to a core of the most promising

researchers at a pivotal time in their careers. The fellowships are also

intended to secure a supply of highly qualified Canadians with leading

edge scientific and research skills for Canadian industry, government,

and universities.

Eligibility: Open to Canadian citizens or permanent residents

residing in Canada, who have recently received, or will shortly receive

a PhD from a Canadian university in one of the fields of research that

NSERC supports.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Canadian $40,000 per year

Length of Study: 1 year, renewable for 1 additional year

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A university or research institution of the

Fellow’s choice


No. of awards offered: 200–260Application Procedure: Applicants must complete Form 200.

Information is available on request.


Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 254No. of applicants last year: 1,097Additional Information: The information provided here is subject to

change. Please visit the NSERC’s website for up-to-date information.

NATURAL SCIENCES ANDENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL

OF CANADA (NSERC)

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

Tel: 613 943 7653


Website: www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca

The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada

(NSERC) is a Canadian government agency that provides grants for

research in the natural sciences and in engineering. NSERC supports

postsecondary students and postdoctoral fellows in their advanced

studies. The agency promotes discovery by funding postsecondary

professors and students and fosters innovation by encouraging

Canadian companies to participate and invest in postsecondary

research and training.

Aboriginal Ambassadors in the Natural Sciences andEngineering AwardSubjects: Natural sciences and engineering.

Purpose: The Aboriginal Ambassadors in the Natural Sciences

and Engineering (AANSE) award aims to engage Aboriginal

students and fellows in promoting interest and participation in the

natural sciences and engineering by visiting Canada’s Aboriginal

communities and schools and sharing their research and education

experiences or participating in science promotion events and

activities.

Eligibility: Open to Canadian citizen or permanent resident of

Canada.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: Up to $5,000

Country of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: 1 per year

Application Procedure: Applications must be submitted electroni-

cally using the Secure Submissions for NSERC’s Innovative Colla-

borations and Science Promotion Programs (https://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 start of a

proposed outreach activity. The awards available in a given year will

be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis

Additional Information: NSERC will notify you of the decision on

your application within one month of receiving it. For more details,

please mail to [email protected].

Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarships-

Doctoral Program and NSERC PostgraduateScholarships-Doctoral ProgramSubjects: Natural sciences or engineering.

Purpose: To provide financial support to high calibre scholars who are

engaged in a doctoral programme in the natural sciences or

engineering.


Canada.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: AwardValue: CGS D: $35,000 per year; PGS D: $21,000 per year

Length of Study: 2 or 3 years


Application Procedure: Applications must be submitted electroni-

cally using the Secure Submissions for NSERC’s Innovative Colla-

borations and Science Promotion Programs (https://competitions.

nserc-crsng.gc.ca/500001/default.aspx).


Additional Information: For more details, please contact

[email protected].

Canada Graduate Scholarships – Michael Smith Foreign

Study Supplements ProgramPurpose: The Canada Graduate Scholarships – Michael Smith

Foreign Study Supplements (CGS-MSFSS) Program supports high

calibre Canadian graduate students in building global linkages and

international networks through the pursuit of exceptional research

experiences at research institutions abroad.


Canada.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: Up to $6,000 for a period of research study abroad


Country of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: 250 awards per year

Application Procedure: Online application procedure. For details,

contact [email protected].

Closing Date: June 10 and October 10 each year

Additional Information: For more information, contact

[email protected], [email protected] and

[email protected].

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Canada Graduate Scholarships-Master’s (CGS M)ProgramSubjects: Health, natural sciences and/or engineering, and social

sciences and/or humanities.

Purpose: The objective of the Canada Graduate Scholarships-

Master’s (CGS M) Program is to help develop research skills and

assist in the training of highly qualified personnel by supporting

students who demonstrate a high standard of achievement in

undergraduate and early graduate studies.

Eligibility: Open to Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: $17,500Length of Study: 1 year


Application Procedure: Application/Canadian common CV.


Additional Information: Refer to the Tri-Agency Harmonization of

the Canada Graduate Scholarships page (www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/

Students-Etudiants/CGSHarmonization-HarmonizationBESC_eng.

asp) for more information. Also refer to the Canada Graduate

Scholarships-Master’s Award Allocations page (www.nserc-crsng.gc.

ca/Students-Etudiants/CGSAllocations-QuotasBESC_eng.asp)

for a list of allocations by institution and by agency. Contact

[email protected], school.nserc-crsng.gc.ca and

[email protected].

NETHERLANDS ORGANIZATION FORINTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IN

HIGHER EDUCATION (NUFFIC)

Nuffic, PO Box 29777, 2502 LT, The Hague, Netherlands

Tel: (31) 70 4260260

Fax: (31) 70 4260399


Website: www.nuffic.nlContact: Ms Rosalien van Santen, Information Officer

Since its founding in 1952, the Netherlands Organization for

International Co-operation in Higher Education (NUFFIC) has been an

independent, non-profit organization. Its mission is to foster interna-

tional co-operation in higher education. Special attention is given to

development co-operation.

NFP Netherlands Fellowships Programme forDevelopment Co-operationSubjects: All subjects offered by the Institutes for International

Education in the Netherlands.

Purpose: To develop human potential through education and training

mainly in the Netherlands with a view to diminishing qualitative and

quantitative deficiencies in the availability of trained manpower in

developing countries.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who have the education and work

experience required for the course as well as an adequate command

of the language in which it is conducted. This is usually English but

sometimes French. The age limit is 40 for men and 45 for women. It is

intended that candidates, upon completion of training, return to their

home countries and resume their jobs. When several candidates with

comparable qualifications apply, priority will be given to women.

Candidates for a fellowship must be nominated by their employer and

formal employment should be continued during the fellowship period.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Normal living expenses, fees and health insurance. Interna-

tional travel expenses are provided only when the course lasts

3 months or longer

Length of Study: The duration of the course

Country of Study: The Netherlands

No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must contact the Netherlands

Embassy in their own country for information on nationality eligibility

and on the application procedure. Information on the courses for which

the fellowships are available can be obtained from the website.

Funding: Government

Additional Information: As a rule the candidate’s government is

required to state its formal support, except in the case of certain

development-orientated non-government organizations. Further

information is available from the website www.studyin.nl.

NUFFIC-NFP Fellowships for Master’s DegreeProgrammesSubjects: Any subject on the list of eligible Master’s degree

programmes.

Purpose: To allow candidates to receive a postgraduate education

and to earn either an MA, MSc or Professional Master’s degree.

Eligibility: Applicant must be a national of one of 57 developing

countries and have been admitted by a Dutch institution to one of the

Master’s degree programmes on the course list. Applicants who have

received their education in any language other than English must

provide International English Language Testing System scores

(at least 5.5) or Test of English as a Foreign Language scores

(at least 550).

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue:Monthly allowance of h485–970, cover cost of living, tuition fee

Length of Study: 9 months to 2 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A Dutch institution


Application Procedure: Applicants may apply for an NFP fellowship

through the Netherlands embassy or consulate in their own country.

To do this, applicants must complete an NFP Master’s degree

programme application form and submit it together with all the

required documents and information to the embassy or consulate well

before the deadline. Forms can be obtained from the embassy or

consulate or downloaded from the website, www.nuffic.nl/nfp.

Closing Date: February 1st and May 1st

Additional Information: Applicants may not be employed by a large

industrial, commercial and/or multinational firms.


Contact the Netherlands embassy or consulate in home country

NUFFIC-NFP Fellowships for PhD StudiesPurpose: To allow candidates to pursue a PhD at one of 18 Dutch

universities and institutes for international education.

Eligibility: Candidate must be a national of one of 61 developing

countries and have been admitted to a Dutch institution as a PhD

fellow. Priority will be given to female candidates and candidates from

sub-Saharan Africa.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Monthly allowance of h595–1,190


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Any one of 18 Dutch universities and institutes

for international education. See list on website


Application Procedure: After being accepted for admission to a

Dutch institution, the candidate may submit a request for a PhD

fellowship. Applicant must present a completed NFP PhD study

application form to the Netherlands embassy or consulate in his/her

own country. The application must be accompanied by the necessary

documentation and by a research proposal that is supported by

the supervisor(s). Form can be downloaded from website

www.nuffic.nl/nfp.


Additional Information: A large portion of the PhD research must

take place in the candidate’s home country.


Contact the Netherlands embassy or consulate in home country

Orange Tulip Scholarship BrazilSubjects: Scholarships are awarded for selected courses at

participating universities (especially for MBA and for courses in the

areas of accounting, economics, marketing and business).

NATURAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH COUNCIL OF CANADA (NSERC)

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Purpose: Scholarships are awarded for pursuing master degree

program at Nyenrode Business University, Maastricht University, VU

University Amsterdam, Tilburg University, University of Twente,

Radboud University Nijmegen, TiasNimbas Business School, Institute

for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS – Erasmus

University Rotterdam) and The Hague University of Applied Science.

Eligibility: Applicants should have a Bachelors degree in relevant

area, proficiency in English (proven by one of the certificates: TOEFL

IBT, IELTS and GMAT). Brazilian students can apply for these

scholarships.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Full scholarships or partial on the value of Tuition Fee (tuition)

courses are awarded. For detailed information, please visit website

Country of Study: NetherlandsApplication Procedure: The candidate must complete the registra-

tion form and send it to [email protected] until March 24th. All

documents will be assessed by Nuffic Neso Brazil and then forwarded

to participating universities, which define the suitable candidates to

receive scholarships.


Contributor: Nuffic Neso Brazil

Additional Information: Scholarships are awarded for the whole

duration of the master courses. The end result will be announced on

December 5th in the Nuffic Neso Brazil website. The institution will

also contact directly with the candidates on that date.

THE NETHERLANDS ORGANIZATIONFOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH (NWO)

Lann van Nieuw Oost Indie 300, PO Box 93138, The Hague,

NL-2509 AC, Netherlands

Tel: (31) 70 344 0640

Fax: (31) 70 385 0971


Website: www.nwo.nlContact: F.A.O. Grants Department

The Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) is the

central Dutch organization in the field of fundamental and strategic

scientific research. NWO encompasses all fields of scholarship and

consequently plays a key role in the development of science,

technology and culture in the Netherlands. NWO is an independent

organization that acts as the national research council in the

Netherlands. NWO is the largest national sponsor of fundamental

scientific research undertaken in the 13 Dutch universities and

provides many types of funding for research driven by intellectual

curiosity.

Dutch Russian Scientific Cooperation ProgrammeSubjects: Scientific research.

Purpose: To give a strong impulse to the scientific collaboration

between the two countries.

Eligibility: Open to all talented Dutch researchers together with a

Russian counterpart.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: h500,000Length of Study: 5 years

No. of awards offered: 2Closing Date: September 24th

Contributor: The Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research

Rubicon ProgrammeSubjects: Scientific research.

Purpose: To encourage talented researchers at Dutch Universities to

dedicate themselves to a career in postdoctoral research.

Eligibility: Open to researchers from all scientific disciplines engaged

in PhD research or obtaining a PhD in the last 12 months.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: Grant

Value: h5,300,000 a year


Application Procedure: A completed application form to be sub-

mitted via NOW’s electronic submission system Iris.


Contributor: The Netherlands Ministry of Education, Culture and

Science

Additional Information: Total amount for each (current year)

Rubicon round is h2,900,000.


Tel: (0) 7034 405 65


Website: www.nwo.nl/rubiconContact: Coordinator Rubicon

WOTRO Integrated ProgrammesSubjects: Development relevant research beyond MDG or thematic in

the fields of poverty and hunger; global health and health systems;

sustainable environment; global relationships.

Purpose: To support excellent demand-driven interdisciplinary

research programmes to the benefit of development and societal

issues in the South.

Eligibility: Applications must be submitted by a senior researcher

affiliated at a Dutch academic institute together with a senior

researcher from a developing country; the research team must include

at least one (postdoc or PhD) researcher from a developing country;

researchers must have appropriate degrees.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: Grant

Value: Salary costs, living allowances, communication and research

costs to a maximum of h700,000

Length of Study: Up to 5 years (combining at least 2 doctorate and/or

postdoctorate projects)

Application Procedure: Twice a year preliminary applications are

selected. Selected applicants receive a grant for elaborating the

application into a full proposal, in joint collaboration with scientific and

non-scientific stakeholders.

Closing Date: April and September

Contributor: WOTRO-Science for Global Development

Additional Information: Awarded programmes can usually start one

year after submitting the preliminary application.

THE NEUROBLASTOMA SOCIETY

2 Caesar Court, Moss Street, York, YO23 1DD, England

Tel: (44) 01904 633744


Website: www.neuroblastoma.org.uk

Contact: Mr Stephen Smith, Chairman and Grant Administration

The Neuroblastoma Society was started in 1982 by a group of parents

with children affected by neuroblastoma. The aim is to raise money to

fund medical research towards better treatment and an eventual cure

for this aggressive childhood tumour. The Society also aims to offer

support to families affected by the disease.

Neuroblastoma Society Research GrantsSubjects: Paediatric oncology; diagnostic and therapeutic radio-

graphy; genetic research and gene therapy; immunotherapy; all

specifically related to neuroblastoma.

Purpose: To fund clinical research towards improvements in

treatment and a cure for neuroblastoma.

Eligibility: There are no age or nationality restrictions but candidates

must be based in the UK or Republic of Ireland.

Type: Grant

Value: Up to UKd50,000 per year, depending on nature of research



Study Establishment: A reputable research institution, usually a

university or hospital


No. of awards offered: 3–4Application Procedure: Applicants must apply to the Society for the

terms of grant application. Application forms available on website.

Closing Date: Mid-January

Funding: PrivateContributor: Members and supporters of the Society



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http://www.neuroblastoma.org.uk

No. of applicants last year: 16Additional Information: Please check further details at www.

neuroblastoma.org.uk.

THE NEW JERSEY STATE FEDERATIONOF WOMEN’S CLUBS OF GFWC

NJSFWC Headquarters, 55 Labor Center Way, New Brunswick,

NJ, 08901, United States of America

Tel: (1) 732 249 5474


Website: www.njsfwc.org

The New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs is the largest

volunteer women’s service organization in the state and a member of

the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, which provides opportu-

nities for education, leadership training and community service

through participation in local clubs and enabling members to make a

difference in the lives of others.

Margaret Yardley FellowshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To help female students who are in financial need.

Eligibility: Open to female graduate or doctoral students, whose

residence is in New Jersey, USA.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $5,000 towards tuition for study in a U.S. institution

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 6–8Application Procedure: Applicants must request applications prior to

February 1st and requests must include a self-addressed, stamped

envelope.



THE NEW JERSEY WATERENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATION (NJWEA)

PO Box 1212, Fair Lawn, New Jersey, NJ, 07410,


Tel: (1) 201 296 0021

Fax: (1) 201 296 0031


Website: www.njwea.org

The New Jersey Water Environment Association (NJWEA) is a non-

profit educational organization dedicated to preserving and enhancing

the water environment. NJWEA was founded in 1915 and is one of the

oldest organization in the US. With a membership of 2,800 engineers,

operators, scientists, students and other professionals, the NJWEA is

an environmental leader in New Jersey.

NJWEA Scholarship Award ProgramSubjects: Environmental science and engineering.

Purpose: To further encourage highly capable individuals to continue

studies in environmental science or engineering with a strong

component in one or more areas of water pollution control and

environmental protection or hazardous waste management.

Eligibility: Open to students who are enrolled in a full-time

programme leading to a degree in environmental science, environ-

mental engineering or a closely related field with an emphasis on

appropriate technical aspects of environmental protection or water

pollution control.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: Scholarship and award

Value: $2,000–2,500 and totaling over $43,500 annually


No. of awards offered: 23Application Procedure: Application forms can be downloaded from

the website.


Contributor: New Jersey Water Environment Association

Additional Information: The awards are based on academic

performance, merit, scholastic ability and demonstrated interest in

environmental science or engineering.

NEW MUSIC USA

322 8th Avenue, Suite 1401, New York, NY, 10001,


Tel: (1) 212 366 5260

Fax: (1) 212 366 5265


Website: www.newmusicusa.org

Contact: Scott Winship, Director, Grantmaking Programs

The New Music USA is a non-profit membership and service

organization. The Center’s mission is to build a national community for

new American music.

American Music Center Composer Assistance ProgramSubjects: Music.

Purpose: To support individual composers to realize their music in

performance.

Eligibility: American composers in good standing with the American

Music Center.


Type: FellowshipValue: Total of approx. $80,000 annually. The maximum one-time

grant is up to US$5,000

Length of Study: VariableFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must download guidelines from

website.


Funding: PrivateContributor: The Helen F Whitaker Fund

Additional Information: CAP Recording and Live Music for Dance

grant programs are now part of New Music USA’s grant making

programs.

Project Grant: FallPurpose: To help our funded artists to promote themselves, and help

us to promote all the projects we fund.

Eligibility: Please check website for details.

Type: Project grantValue: Through the coming fall and spring rounds our project grants

will award more than $600,000 to 100–150 projects, with awards

ranging in size from $250 to $20,000. You can be sure that we always

want to support as many great projects with as much money as

we can

Application Procedure: Instead of filling out a grant application,

you’ll create a simple project page on this site with all of your work

samples and project information. Pages will remain invisible to the

public through the course of the review and decision process.

Closing Date: April 1st and November 1st

Additional Information: If your project is awarded, we will make your

project page public on our website. Once that happens, you’ll be able

to post updates as your project unfolds.

NEW SOUTH WALES ARCHITECTSREGISTRATION BOARD

NSW Architects Registration Board, Level 2, 156 Gloucester Street,

Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia

Tel: (61) 2 9241 4033

Fax: (61) 2 9241 6144


Website: www.architects.nsw.gov.auContact: Ms Mae Cruz, Deputy Registrar


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Byera Hadley Travelling ScholarshipsSubjects: Architecture.Purpose: To allow candidates to undertake a course of study,

research or other activity approved by the Board as contributing to the

advancement of architecture.

Eligibility: Open to graduates or students of four accredited schools

of architecture in New South Wales. Applicants must be Australian

citizens.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, Research, Graduate

Type: ScholarshipValue: The Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarships enable winners to

undertake a course of travel, study, research or other activity

approved by the Board, which contributes to the advancement of

architecture. The value of each Scholarship will range between

$15,000 and $20,000


Application Procedure: Applicants must write for details.


Funding: PrivateContributor: A bequest from the estate of the late Byera Hadley, an

Australian architect

No. of awards given last year: 10No. of applicants last year: 20Additional Information: A report suitable for publication must be

submitted within 12 months of the date of the award.

NSW Architects Registration Board Research GrantSubjects: Any architectural topic approved by the board.

Purpose: To provide assistance to those wishing to undertake

research on a topic approved by the Board to contribute to the

advancement of architecture.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who are registered as architects in

New South Wales.


Value: Australian $20,000



Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must write for details.


Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: None

NEW SOUTH WALES MINISTRYOF THE ARTS

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

NSW, 1235, Australia

Tel: (61) 1800 358 594, 2 8218 2222

Fax: (61) 2 92284722


Website: www.arts.nsw.gov.au

New South Wales Ministry of the Arts works closely with the State’s 8

major cultural institutions, providing policy advice to Government on

their operations.

Western Sydney Artists FellowshipSubjects: Creative arts.

Purpose: To encourage artists and students in the field of creative

arts.

Eligibility: Open to applicants who are residents of Western Sydney

or whose practice is located primarily in Western Sydney.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Australian $5,000–25,000


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: New South Wales, Sydney Western Suburbs

Country of Study: AustraliaClosing Date: September

NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR THEARTS (NYFA)

20 Jay Street, 7th floor, Brooklyn, NY, 11201,


Tel: (1) 212 366 6900

Fax: (1) 212 366 1778


Website: www.nyfa.org

New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), founded in 1971, helps

artists turn inspiration into art by giving more money and support to

individual artists and arts organizations than any other comparable

institution in the US.

NYFA Artists’ FellowshipsSubjects: Computer arts, crafts, cross-disciplinary/performative work,

film, non-fiction literature, poetry, printmaking/drawing/artists’ books

and sculpture.

Purpose: To help the arts to flourish in New York State as well as

nationally.

Eligibility: Should be a resident of New York State for at least two

years prior to the application deadline and should not be enroled in a

degree program of any kind.


Type: FellowshipsValue: US$7,000Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Applicants must apply online.


NEW YORK STATE HISTORICALASSOCIATION

PO Box 800, 5798 State Highway 80, Cooperstown, NY, 13326,


Tel: (1) 607 547 1400

Fax: (1) 607 547 1404


Website: www.nysha.orgContact: Ms Catherine Mason, Assistant Editor

The mission of the New York State Historical Association is to instil

and cultivate, in a broad public audience, an informed appreciation of

the diversity of the American past, especially as represented and

exemplified by the history of New York State, in order to better

understand the present.

Dixon Ryan Fox Manuscript PrizeSubjects: The history of New York state.

Purpose: To honour the best unpublished book-length monograph.

Eligibility: Open to nationals of any country. Biographies may be

included. Fiction and poetry are not eligible entries.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: PrizeValue: US$3,000 plus assistance in publishing

Length of Study: Dependent on the book length

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must submit two copies of the

manuscript, typed and double-spaced with at least 1 inch margins.


Funding: PrivateNo. of applicants last year: 6

NEW ZEALAND’S INTERNATIONAL AIDAND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (NZAID)

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade 195 Lambton Quay,

Wellington 5045, New Zealand

Tel: (64) 4 439 8000

Fax: (64) 4 439 8515


Website: www.nzaid.govt.nz

NEW ZEALAND’S INTERNATIONAL AID AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (NZAID)

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http://www.nzaid.govt.nz

NZAID is a government agency responsible for delivering New

Zealand’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) and for advising

Ministers on development assistance policy and operations. Its main

purpose is to give a distinctive profile and new focus to ODA

programme. Its team of development specialists aim in reducing

poverty. NZAID helps to eliminate poverty and fulfilling basic needs

through development partnerships, particularly in the Pacific region,

and also supports projects in Asia, Africa and Latin America.

Commonwealth ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To make a significant contribution to the development of

candidate’s home country for elimination of poverty and to address the

human resource development needs of developing countries.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who have strong academic merit and

preference will be given to candidates who nominate fields of study

relevant to the development of their home country.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipsValue: VariesLength of Study: 2 years (Masters) and 4 years (Doctorate)


No. of awards offered: 10Application Procedure: For more details, see Commonwealth

Scholarships and Fellowships Plan (CSFP) website.


Funding: Government

Contributor: New Zealand’s International Aid and Development

Agency (NZAID) and administered by the New Zealand Vice-

Chancellors’ Committee

New Zealand Development Scholarships (NZDS)Subjects: All subjects.Purpose: To enable the students to study in areas of developmental

relevance and make a significant impact on return to their home

countries.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who are citizens of an eligible

developing country and not have New Zealand or Australian residence

status or citizenship (excluding the Cook Islands), must normally be

living in home country, have a B grade average (or higher) on most

recently completed tertiary qualification, must not currently be study-

ing, and not have been a recipient of any NZAID or other government

scholarship within the last 12 months.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipsValue: Scholarships cover tuition fees, enrolment/orientation fees,

return economy travel, medical insurance, and an allowance to meet

course and basic living costs


No. of awards offered: 48Application Procedure: check the website for specific details.

Closing Date: April 30thFunding: Government

Contributor: The New Zealand Agency for International Development

on behalf of the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

(MFAT)

Additional Information: NZDS has two categories, public (40

awards) and open (8 awards). A candidate can only apply under one

of the categories. Please check website for more information: www.

aid.govt.nz/funding-and-contracts/scholarships/types-scholarship/

new-zealand-development-scholarships.

New Zealand Regional Development ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: For Pacific Islanders to gain knowledge and skills in priority

fields of study so that they can directly contribute to the sustainable

development of key sectors in their home country.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who are citizens of a participating

country (i.e. permanent residents are not eligible to apply), must be aged

17 or over before the scholarship start date, not hold another scholarship,

or have held a New Zealand or Australian Government scholarship in the

preceding 24 months at the time of application, satisfy the admission

requirements of the education institution, and be able to take up the

scholarship in the academic year for which it is offered.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipsValue: Tuition and enrolment fees, scholarship, related travel, an

establishment allowance and a basic stipend



Application Procedure: Applicants must apply directly to a nomi-

nating authority in their home country, nominating authority under-

takes an initial screening of applications and sends shortlisted

candidates to the NZRDS.

Funding: Government

Contributor: New Zealand Government’s Official Development

Assistance programme and is administered by NZAID. AusAID and

NZAID jointly fund Regional Development Scholarships for the Cook

Islands

Short-Term Training Awards (NZ)Subjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide short-term vocational and/or skills courses or

work attachments.

Eligibility: Open for the candidates of Pacific Islands and Latin

America (subject to ongoing review and amendment).

Type: ScholarshipsValue: Payment of fees, return economy air fares, an establishment

grant, a basic living allowance, and provision for health care

Length of Study: Up to 1 year

No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must apply to the nominating

authority in their home country responsible for selecting candidates for

study or training abroad under development country programmes.

Check website for further details.

NEWBERRY LIBRARY

60 West Walton Street, Chicago, IL, 60610-3380,


Tel: (1) 312 943 9090

Fax: (1) 312 255 3680


Website: www.newberry.orgContact: Research and Education

The Newberry Library, open to the public without charge, is

an independent research library and educational institution dedicated

to the expansion and dissemination of knowledge in the humanities.

With a broad range of books and manuscripts relating to the

civilizations of Western Europe and the Americas, the Library’s

mission is to acquire and preserve research collections of such

material, and to provide for and promote their effective use by a

diverse community of users.

ACM/GLCA Faculty FellowshipsPurpose: This fellowship supports faculty from the colleges of the

Associated Colleges of the Midwest and the Great Lakes Colleges

Association, Inc.

Eligibility: Applicants can come from any of the colleges in ACM or

GLCA, from any discipline.

Type: FellowshipValue: Fellows teach a small group of select undergraduate students

in an advanced research seminar

Application Procedure: Potential applicants should contact Joan

Gillespie at the ACM.


Additional Information: For more information, visit the Associated

Colleges of the Midwest’s call for proposals at www.acm.edu/

programs/14/newberry/index.html.


Tel: 312 263 5000


Contact: Joan Gillespie

NEW ZEALAND’S INTERNATIONAL AID AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (NZAID)

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American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies(ASECS) FellowshipSubjects: Arts and humanities from 1660 to 1815.

Purpose: To support scholars wanting to use the Newberry’s

collections.

Eligibility: A fellowship holder must be an ABD graduate student or

postdoctoral, holding the PhD. or equivalent degree at the time of the

application. Applicants must be members of the ASECS at the time of

the award.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500 per month

Length of Study: 1 month

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Newberry Library


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: An online form must be completed;

applicants should upload an abstract, project description, and

curriculum vitae along with their application (see website for more

details); three letters of recommendation are required.


Funding: PrivateContributor: ASECSNo. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 34

Andrew W Mellon Foundation FellowshipSubjects: Humanities.

Purpose: To support in residence studies at the Newberry.

Eligibility: Preference will be given to scholars whose research

relates to any field appropriate to the Newberry’s collection.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $4,200 per month

Length of Study: Applicants must request at least four and no more

than 12 months of support



No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: An online form must be completed;




Closing Date: November 15th annually

Funding: Private

Arthur and Janet Holzheimer Fellowship in the History ofCartographySubjects: The history of cartography.

Purpose: To financially support work in residence at the Newberry on

projects related to the history of cartography.

Eligibility: Open to established scholars of any nationality, but limited

to scholars who live outside the Chicago area.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500Length of Study: 1 week–2 months



No. of awards offered: 1–2Application Procedure: An online form must be completed;





Funding: PrivateContributor: Arthur Holzheimer


Arthur and Lila Weinberg Fellowship for IndependentResearchersSubjects: This fellowship is for independent researchers, journalists,

writers, filmmakers, visual and performing artists, and other humanists

who wish to use the Newberry’s collection to further their creative

work.

Purpose: To assist scholars working outside the academy who have

demonstrated excellence through publishing and are working in a field

appropriate to the Newberry’s collections.

Eligibility: Applicants must be individuals working outside of

traditional academic settings, who are not employed as, or seeking to

be employed as, full-time academic faculty. The fellowship is intended

to support one month in residence at the Newberry, during which time

recipients are expected to participate in the scholarly community and

public programming of the Newberry.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: FellowshipValue: US$2,500Length of Study: 1 month OR Chicago-area residents may choose to

distribute their time over 9 to 12 months on a flexible basis to be

determined in conversation with Newberry staff









Audrey Lumsden-Kouvel FellowshipSubjects: Portuguese, Spanish, and Latin American studies are

especially welcome, as are translation projects.

Purpose: To enable scholars to use the Newberry’s extensive

holdings. The fellowship is intended to encourage scholars to pursue

research at the Newberry during sabbaticals.

Eligibility: Applicants must request at least four and no more than

6 months of support.











Charles Montgomery Gray FellowshipSubjects: Humanities.

Purpose: To support work in residence at the Newberry.

Eligibility: Open to scholars in all areas of study appropriate to the

library’s collection. Preference may be given to those working in the

early modern period or Renaissance, as well as English history, legal

history, or European history.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500 for one month



No. of awards offered: 1

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Funding: Private

Ecole Nationale des Chartes Exchange FellowshipSubjects: Humanities.

Purpose: To graduate students enroled in a PhD program during the

early stages of their research; intended for someone who has a

specific need for training at the Ecole Nationale des Chartes in Paris.

Eligibility: Preference will be given to students attending member

institutions of the Center for Renaissance Studies consortium; it is

strongly recommended that the recipient be in residence at the Ecole

during the fall semester; please note that this award is governed by

different eligibility and selection criteria than other long-term fellow-

ships through the Newberry.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate

Type: FellowshipValue: It covers auditor tuition and a portion of living expenses (up to

one term) for a PhD candidate with ABD status at a U.S. or Canadian

university


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Ecole Nationale des Chartes in Paris

Country of Study: FranceNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: An online form must be completed;



details); three letters of recommendation are required; project abstract

and description should provide specifics about a need for training

available at the Ecole des Chartes and how it will contribute to the

dissertation or future projects.


Funding: Private

Frances C Allen FellowshipsSubjects: Humanities and social sciences.

Purpose: To encourage women of American Indian heritage in their

studies through financial support.

Eligibility: A supplementary form must be filled out in addition to the

web form.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, Graduate

Type: FellowshipValue: $2,500Length of Study: 1–12 months








Funding: PrivateContributor: The Frances C Allen Fund

No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 4Additional Information: Allen Fellows are expected to spend a

significant part of their tenure in residence at the Newberry’s D’Arcy

McNickle Centre for American Indian History.

Frederick Burkhardt Residential Fellowships for RecentlyTenured ScholarsSubjects: Humanities.

Purpose: To support long-term unusually ambitious projects in

humanities and related social sciences.

Eligibility: Open to recently tenured humanists – scholars who will

have begun their first tenured contracts by the application deadline but

began their first tenured contracts no earlier than the fall semester or

quarter. An applicant must be employed in a tenured position at a

degree-granting academic institution in the US, remaining so for the

duration of the fellowship.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $75,000Length of Study: 1 academic year (normally 9 months)

Study Establishment: The Newberry Library


No. of awards offered: 10Application Procedure: Applications must be submitted through the

ACLS: www.acls.org/programs/acls/

Closing Date: September 23rd

Funding: PrivateContributor: The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation


Website: http:/ofa.acls.org

Herzog August Bibliotek Wolfenbuttel FellowshipSubjects: Applicants for long- and short-term fellowships at the

Newberry may also ask to be considered for this joint fellowship

providing an additional two-month fellowship in Wolfenbuttel, Ger-

many. The proposed project should link the collections of both

libraries; applicants should plan to hold both fellowships sequentially

to ensure continuity of research.

Purpose: To sponsor additional study at the Herzog August Bibliotek

in Wolfenbuttel, Germany.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: UKd1,050, plus up to d600 for travel expenses


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Herzog August Bibliotek

Country of Study: Germany





Closing Date: December 1st (long-term application); January 1st

(short-term application)

Funding: PrivateContributor: Herzog August Bibliotek

Institute for the International Education of Students

Faculty FellowshipsSubjects: Humanities.

Eligibility: Open to faculty members from any IES centre.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $1,200 plus travel and lodging expenses




No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants must submit an application,

project description, curriculum vitae and letters of reference. Appli-

cants should visit the website for further details and application forms.


Funding: PrivateContributor: Institute for the International Education of Students


John N. Stern Fellowship for Oberlin College FacultySubjects: Humanities.

Purpose: To support residential research at the library for regular

faculty of Oberlin College.

Eligibility: Must be a regular faculty member of Oberlin College;

fellowships will be granted to applicants whose scholarship and

teaching would most likely benefit from work in the Newberry’s

collection.

Level of Study: FacultyType: Fellowship

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http://www.acls.org/programs/acls/

Value: $2,500Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Newberry Library


No. of awards offered: Varies each year






Funding: PrivateContributor: John N Stern

Lawrence Lipking Fellowship at the NewberrySubjects: Humanities and english.

Purpose: To assist graduate students of Northwestern.

Eligibility: Must be a Northwestern graduate student in English; full-

time residence at the Newberry is required; In the unlikely event that

no English graduate student should qualify, the fellowship will be

opened to other Northwestern departments.


Type: FellowshipValue: It is equivalent to Northwestern’s University Fellowship

stipend; tuition is provided


Country of Study: United States of America and Canada

No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applications should be submitted via the

Short-Term Application webform.


Funding: Private

Lester J Cappon Fellowship in Documentary EditingSubjects: Editing and archiving.

Purpose: To support historical editing projects based on Newberry

materials.

Eligibility: Open only to postdoctoral scholars (not necessarily

outside Chicago)

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: US$2,500 per month

Length of Study: VariesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Newberry Library







Funding: PrivateContributor: Lester J Cappon

No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 4Additional Information: Applicants need not be from outside the

Chicago area.

Lloyd Lewis Fellowship in American HistorySubjects: Any field of American history appropriate to the collections

of the Newberry Library.

Purpose: To pursue projects in any area of American history

appropriate to the Newberry’s collections.

Eligibility: Applicants must request at least four and no more than












Funding: PrivateContributor: The Lloyd Lewis Memorial Fund

No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 56Additional Information: Lewis Fellows participate in the Library’s

scholarly community through regular participation in seminars,

colloquia and other events. Lewis Fellowships may be combined with

sabbaticals or other stipendiary support. Candidates may ask to be

considered for NEH and Mellon Fellowships at the time of their

application. Applicants must request at least four and no more than


Midwest Modern Language Association (MMLA)FellowshipSubjects: Humanities.

Purpose: To support for work in residence at the Newberry.

Eligibility: Open to scholars with current MMLA membership at time

of application and through the period of the fellowship.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500Length of Study: 1 month








Funding: PrivateContributor: Midwest Modern Language Association


Monticello College Foundation Fellowship for WomenSubjects: Humanities, Women/Gender studies.

Purpose: To support a female scholar study in residence at the

Newberry.

Eligibility: This fellowship is designed for a postdoctoral woman at an

early state (pre-tenure) of her academic career, whose work gives

clear promise of scholarly productivity and who would benefit

significantly from research, writing, and participation in the intellectual

life of the Newberry; the applicant’s topic must be related to the

Newberry’s collection; preference will be given to proposals particu-

larly concerned with the study of women.



than 6 months of support








Funding: PrivateContributor: Monticello College Foundation

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

FellowshipsSubjects: Any field appropriate to the Library’s collections.

Purpose: To support projects in any field appropriate to the Library’s

collections.

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Eligibility: Open to citizens of the US or foreign nationals who have

been resident in the US for 3 years, who are established scholars at

the postdoctoral level or its equivalent. Preference is given to

candidates who have not held major fellowships for 3 years preceding

the proposed period of residency.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipsValue: $4,200 per month









Funding: Government

Contributor: The NEH

No. of awards given last year: 3No. of applicants last year: 119Additional Information: Candidates may combine this award with

sabbatical or other stipendiary support. Scholars conducting research

in American history may also ask to be considered for the Lloyd Lewis

Fellowship at the time of their application.

Newberry Consortium in American Indian Studies(NCAIS) Graduate Student FellowshipsSubjects: Humanities and American Indian studies.

Purpose: To support dissertation research in the area of American

Indian Studies.

Eligibility: Must be a PhD candidate at a consortium member

institution. Fellowship recipients are expected to present their

research at the consortium’s annual graduate student conference or at

a Newberry-sponsored seminar in American Indian and Indigenous

studies.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500, applies for 1–2 months

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Award may be used to fund research at the

Newberry, or at other libraries, archives, and in the field







Funding: Private

Newberry Consortium in the American Indian Studies

Faculty FellowshipSubjects: Humanities.

Purpose: To support in residence study at the Newberry.

Eligibility: This fellowship is open to faculty members at consortium

member institutions. Preference is given to scholars at an early career

stage.



than six months of support








Funding: Private

Newberry Library Center for Renaissance StudiesConsortium FellowshipsSubjects: Humanities and Renaissance studies.

Purpose: To support dissertation research in the area of Renaissance

studies.

Eligibility: Must be a PhD candidate at a consortium member

institution. Preference given to scholars working on a project in

medieval, Renaissance, or early modern studies.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: Fees to performers

Value: $2,500, applies for one month



No. of awards offered: 1 PhD candidate and 1 faculty member (with

preference for non-tenured faculty)






Funding: Private

Newberry Library Ecole des Chartes ExchangeFellowshipSubjects: Renaissance studies.

Purpose: To enable a graduate student to study at the Ecole des

Chartes in Paris.

Eligibility: Preference is given to graduate students at institutions in

the Renaissance Centre Consortium.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500Length of Study: 3 months

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Ecole des Chartes

Country of Study: FranceApplication Procedure: An online form must be completed;





Funding: PrivateContributor: The Ecole des Chartes

No. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 13Additional Information: The Ecole des Chartes is the

oldest institution in Europe specializing in the archival sciences,

including palaeography, bibliography, textual editing and the history

of the book.

Newberry Library Short-Term Resident Fellowships forIndividual ResearchSubjects: Any field appropriate to the Library’s collections.

Purpose: To provide access to Newberry’s collections for those who

live beyond commuting distance from Chicago.

Eligibility: Open to nationals of any country who hold a PhD degree or

have completed all requirements for the degree except the dissertation.

Awards are limited to scholars from outside the Chicago area.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500Length of Study: 1 week–2 months









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Newberry Library Undergraduate Seminar FacultyFellowshipSubjects: Humanities and teaching.

Purpose: To support professors from DePaul University, Loyola

University Chicago, Roosevelt University, and the University of Illinois

at Chicago who are selected to teach a semester-long undergraduate

seminar at the Newberry.

Eligibility: Applicants must be from DePaul University, Loyola

University Chicago, Roosevelt University, or the University of Illinois at

Chicago.


Length of Study: 1 term/semester




applicants should upload an abstract, project description, curriculum

vitae, and letters of recommendation along with their application (see

website for more details).


Funding: Private

Newberry Library-American Musicological Society (AMS)FellowshipSubjects: Humanities and music.

Purpose: To support residential research at the library by members of

AMS.

Eligibility: Open to scholars with current AMS membership at time of

application and through the period of the fellowship.









Funding: PrivateContributor: American Musicological Society

Newberry Library-American Society for Environmental

History (ASEH) FellowshipSubjects: Environmental history.

Purpose: To support residential research at the library by members of

ASEH.

Eligibility: Open to scholars with current ASEH membership at time

of application and through the period of the fellowship; Applicants from

outside of the Chicago area who have a specific need for research in

the Newberry collection are eligible.









Funding: PrivateContributor: American Society for Environmental History

Newberry Library-Jack Miller Center FellowshipSubjects: Humanities and American history.


Eligibility: Preference given to scholarship in those fields of study that

will contribute to a deeper understanding of America’s founding

principles and history and wider traditions that influenced its

development.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500, applies for 1–2 months








Funding: PrivateContributor: Jack Miller Center

Newberry Library-Kress Foundation FellowshipSubjects: Humanities and art history.

Purpose: To support work in residence at the Newberry for qualified

applicants working on a European art history project covering the

period prior to 1830.

Eligibility: Preference given to scholars working on a European art

history project covering the period prior to 1830.









Funding: PrivateContributor: Kress Foundation

The Renaissance Society of America (RSA) FellowshipSubjects: Humanities and Renaissance studies.

Purpose: To support dissertation research in the area of Renaissance

studies.

Eligibility: Applicants must be members in good standing of the

RSA at the time of the application and through the period of the

application.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500, applies for one month



No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applications must be made directly to the

RSA (not to the Newberry) no later than the application deadline

(varies each year, usually falls half-way through December).

Applications should describe specific Newberry collection materials to

be consulted. Consult the RSA’s Research Grans Page for additional

application information.


Funding: PrivateContributor: Renaissance Society for America

Rudolph Ganz FellowshipSubjects: Humanities, local history, music and music history,

theatre & performance history/studies.

Purpose: The Rudolph Ganz Fellowship is a new opportunity at the

Newberry Library in 2016. The fellowship is intended to support

research using the Rudolph Ganz Papers and other late nineteenth-

and early twentieth-century materials related to Chicago music in that

period. The Rudolph Ganz Papers include the musical compositions of

this world-renowned concert pianist, composer, conductor, and

educator, as well as articles, speeches, lectures and essays by him,

and two recordings. Also in the collection is correspondence to and

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from prominent musical figures, family correspondence, clippings,

photographs, programs, and some artifacts.

Eligibility: Applicants must demonstrate a specific need for the

Newberry’s collection. For additional information about eligibility

requirements and application guidelines, please check the website:

www.newberry.org/fellowships.

Type: ScholarshipValue: Short-Term Fellowships are generally awarded for one

continuous month in residence at the Newberry, with stipends of

$2,500 per month


No. of awards offered: 1 award


Sixteenth Century Society and Conference (SCSC)FellowshipSubjects: Humanities.


Eligibility: Preference will be given to those working in the early

modern era, broadly defined (ca. 1450–1600). Applicants must be

members of the SCSC at the time of application and through the

period of the fellowship.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,000, applies for one month








Funding: Private

Society of Mayflower Descendants in theState of Illinois FellowshipSubjects: Humanities and American history.


Eligibility: Preference will be given to those working in early

American history.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500, applies for one month








Funding: PrivateContributor: Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State

of Illinois

Susan Kelly Power and Helen Hornbeck Tanner

FellowshipSubjects: American Indian heritage.

Purpose: To support residential research.

Eligibility: A supplementary form must be filled out in addition to the

web form; need not be from outside the Chicago area.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: $2,500Length of Study: Up to 2 months









Weiss/Brown Publication Subvention AwardSubjects: Humanities, music, theatre, French literature, Italian

literature and Cultural studies.

Purpose: To subsidize the publication of a scholarly book, mono-

graph, or edition on European civilization before 1700 in one of the

specified fields.

Eligibility: Applicants must document that their projects have been

accepted for publication and provide detailed information regarding

the publication and subvention request.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: Grant

Value: $9,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Newberry Library





details); three letters of recommendation are required; Must include a

publication abstract, publication contract, copies of the reader’s

reports, and a production budget and schedule.


Funding: Private

NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY

Manager, Student Financial Support, Newcastle University,

King’s Gate, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 191 208 3333

Fax: (44) 191 208 8685


Website: www.ncl.ac.ukContact: Mrs Rencesova Irena, Student Financial Support Officer

The Newcastle University, established in Newcastle in 1834, is one of

the UK’s leading universities and is known for its quality of teaching,

outstanding research, and works with the regional and local

communities, business and industry.

Alumni Tuition Fee DiscountSubjects: All subjects offered by the University, but some conditions

apply.

Purpose: To provide a discount for Newcastle University

graduates.

Eligibility: Candidates for discounts must already have been

offered a place to study at Newcastle University. Candidates must be

graduates of the university, i.e. Alumni – already have completed a

degree here and be continuing with another one. Candidates must be

self-financing.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, MBA, Postgraduate, Research

Type: Other

Value: 20 per cent of the tuition fees

Length of Study: Duration of programme

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Newcastle University


Application Procedure: All eligible applicants who are offered a

place to study at Newcastle University are considered for this

discount. Applicants must check the website for details or contact the

Postgraduate Admissions Service. See webpages www.ncl.ac.uk/

postgraduate/funding/search/list/atfd for further information.

Closing Date: NAContributor: Newcastle University

Additional Information: Eligible applicants will be considered

automatically.

Charles Letts Memorial Postgraduate ScholarshipSubjects: Scholarships are provided in the School of Marine Sciences

and Technology at Newcastle University.

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http://www.ncl.ac.uk

http://www.ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/funding/search/list/atfd

http://www.ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/funding/search/list/atfd

Eligibility: Applicants should be a postgraduate student. They should

have applied to study a postgraduate MSc technology course in the

School of Marine Sciences and Technology at Newcastle University

and have a financial need for the award.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Up to d2,000


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: The mode of applying is by post. Applicants

should include the required documents: covering letter giving

information on why one need the award, reasons for applying the

course, and any other relevant information; a brief curriculum vitae (no

more than 2 sides of A4). Applicants are required to write to the

committee to thank them for the award, and to give an annual update

on their progress.


Contributor: Charles Letts Memorial Fund Committee, via the

Development and Alumni Relations Office

International Family Discount (IFD)Subjects: All subjects offered by the University.

Purpose: To provide a discount for international students.

Eligibility: Candidates for discounts must already have been offered

a place to study at Newcastle University. Also candidates must have a

close family relative who is currently studying at Newcastle University

or who has studied here in the past. See the webpages for details:

www.ncl.ac.uk/students/wellbeing/finance/funding/nonukstudents/

scholarships/undergraduate.

Level of Study: Doctorate, MBA, Postdoctorate, Postgraduate,

Predoctorate, Research, Foundation programme, Graduate

Type: Other

Value: 10 per cent of the tuition fees

Length of Study: Duration of programme



Application Procedure: All eligible applicants who are offered a

place to study at Newcastle University are invited to apply for one of

these discounts. Applicants must check the website for details or

contact the Student Financial Support Team.

Closing Date: September

Contributor: Newcastle University

No. of awards given last year: 25–50

MRes Scholarships in Animal Behaviour & Evolution and

Human BehaviourSubjects: Animal Behaviour and Evolution and Human Behaviour.

Purpose: This scholarship is for pursuing MRes at Newcastle

University in the UK.

Eligibility: Any applicant who is not already fully funded is eligible to

apply for these scholarships. Applicants must have already completed

an application to the relevant MRes programme and have received an

applicant number. Please check Newcastle University’s postgraduate

application website for details of how to apply for a postgraduate

programme.

Type: ScholarshipValue: Three d1,000 scholarships are offered


No. of awards offered: 3Application Procedure: The mode of applying is online.


Additional Information: The successful candidates will be notified

before the end of July and awarded their scholarship after they have

fully registered for the relevant MRes degree.

Newcastle University International PostgraduateScholarship (NUIPS)Subjects: All subjects offered by the University.

Purpose: To provide a partial scholarship for international students.

Eligibility: Candidates for scholarships must already have been

offered a place to study at Newcastle University. See webpages:

www.ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/funding/search/list/nuips.

Level of Study: Postgraduate

Type: Partial scholarshipValue: UKd2,000 per year

Length of Study: 1st year of study only



No. of awards offered: Approx. 100Application Procedure: All eligible applicants who are offered a

place to study at Newcastle University are invited to apply for one of

these scholarships. Applicants must check the website for details or

contact the Student Financial Support Team.

Closing Date: May 27th

Contributor: Newcastle University


Newcastle University Overseas Research ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects offered by the university.

Purpose: Partial scholarship for research overseas students.

Eligibility: Applicants must hold an offer (conditional or unconditional)

to study and must be self-funding (at least partially) or hold a

studentship from a U.K. charity.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: AwardValue: Approx. d7,500–11,500 per year. The award covers the

difference between fees for UK/EU students and international students

Length of Study: 3 years (PhD), with annual renewal being subject to

satisfactory progress

Study Establishment: Newcastle University


No. of awards offered: 12Application Procedure: Applicants shoud complete the application

process here: www.ncl.co.uk/postgraduate/finding/sources/internatio-

nalnoneustudents/nuors/

Closing Date: April 29thContributor: Newcastle University

No. of awards given last year: 12No. of applicants last year: 162Additional Information: It is essential that applicants have an

identifiable source of funding for the remainder of the fees and

subsistence expenses.

THE NIEMAN FOUNDATION FORJOURNALISM AT HARVARD

Walter Lippmann House, One Francis Ave, Cambridge,

MA, 02138, United States of America

Tel: (1) 617 495 2237

Website: http://nieman.harvard.edu

Established in 1938, the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard

administers the oldest fellowship program for journalists in the world.

More than 1,300 journalists of accomplishment from 92 countries and

territories have received Nieman Fellowships and benefited from a

year of study and exploration at Harvard University.

Nieman Foundation Visiting Fellowships for International

Applicants in USASubjects: Fellowships are awarded to individuals interested in

working on special research projects designed to advance journalism.

Purpose: These short-term visiting fellowships are offered for special

research projects.

Eligibility: Applicants need not be practicing journalists, but must

demonstrate the ways in which their work at Harvard and the Nieman

Foundation may improve the prospects for journalism’s future. This

may be related to research, programming, design, financial strategies

or another topic. U.S. and international applicants are welcome. Those

who should consider applying include publishers, programmers, Web

designers, media analysts, academics, journalists and others inter-

ested in enhancing quality, building new business models or designing

programs to improve journalism. The proposed project may be

completed during the time spent at Harvard or be part of a larger

undertaking. All visiting fellows are expected to be in residence in

Cambridge during their study and present their findings to the Nieman

community at the end of their research period.

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http://www.ncl.ac.uk/students/wellbeing/finance/funding/nonukstudents/scholarships/undergraduate

http://www.ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/funding/search/list/nuips

http://www.ncl.co.uk/postgraduate/finding/sources/internationalnoneustudents/nuors/

http://www.ncl.co.uk/postgraduate/finding/sources/internationalnoneustudents/nuors/

http://nieman.harvard.edu

http://www.ncl.ac.uk/students/wellbeing/finance/funding/nonukstudents/scholarships/undergraduate

Level of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipValue: As with other longer-term Nieman fellowships, a Visiting

Fellow’s employer is encouraged to extend the employee’s salary and

benefits during the period of study. If such funding is not available, a

standard Nieman stipend will be provided to the Visiting Fellow and

prorated for the length of the fellowship. The Nieman Foundation will

also help candidates find temporary housing in the Cambridge area



Application Procedure: The mode of applying is online. The online

application allows to upload a proposal of up to 500 words (word limits

are enforced, so applicants are requested not to exceed the limit) that

describes the project or inquiry and planning. For detailed information,

please visit the website.


Contributor: The Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard

NIJMEGEN CENTRE FOR MOLECULARLIFE SCIENCES (NCMLS)

259 NCMLS, PO Box 9101, Nijmegen, 6500-HB, Netherlands

Tel: (31) 24 3610 707

Fax: (31) 24 3610 909


Website: www.ncmls.nl

Contact: A Cohen, Science Manager

Nijmegen Centre for Molecular Life Sciences (NCMLS) is a leading

multidisciplinary research school within the domain of molecular

mechanisms of disease and particularly in the fields of molecular

medicine, cell biology and translational research.

NCMLS Tenure Track FellowshipSubjects: Molecular life sciences.

Purpose: To promote innovation in academic research by giving

creative and talented researchers the opportunity to conduct their own

research within the context of Radboud University Nijmegen Medical

Centre (RUNMC).

Eligibility: Preferred candidates should have obtained a PhD degree

within the past 8 years and should have recent international

experience. An excellent track record, sustained external funding and

a robust research line are required.

Level of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipValue: Maximum of h800,000 in 5 years


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants can download the

expression of interest form from the website www.umcn.nl/fellows or

www.ncmls.eu.

Closing Date: Open all year

No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 20Additional Information: All queries should be directed to

Dr A Cohen, Fellowship Admissions Officer.

NOAA COASTAL SERVICES CENTER

2234 South Hobson Avenue, Charleston, SC, 29405 2413,


Tel: (1) 843 740 1200

Fax: (1) 843 740 1224


Website: www.csc.noaa.govContact: Margaret Vanderwilt, Fellowship Programme Manager

The NOAA Coastal Services Center is an office within the

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration that is devoted to

serving the nation’s state and local coastal resource management

programmes.

NOAA Coastal Management FellowshipSubjects: Natural resource management and environmental-related

studies.

Purpose: To provide financial support to students with state coastal

zone programmes to work on projects proposed by the state.

Eligibility: Open to students who will shortly complete a Master’s,

Doctoral or professional degree programme in natural resource

management or environmental related studies at an accredited

university in the US.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipsValue: US$34,000Length of Study: 2 years


No. of awards offered: 6Application Procedure: Applicants must send in their transcript,

interview references and curriculum vitae.

Closing Date: January 22nd

Contributor: NOAA Coastal Services Center

Additional Information: Students from a broad range of environ-

mental programmes are encouraged to apply.

NOAA Coral Reef Management FellowshipSubjects: Geography, natural resources, surveying,

surveying technology, cartography and geographic information

science.

Purpose: To provide assistantship to highly qualified recipients of

Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees with hosts from coral management

programmes within the United States Flag Pacific and Caribbean

Islands.

Eligibility: Applicants must have a master’s degree and 2 years of

experience or a bachelor’s degree and four years of experience. They

must be U.S. citizen or U.S. permanent resident.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipsValue: Varies depending upon location, and will remain the

same for the duration of the fellowship. Please check website

coralreef.noaa.gov



No. of awards offered: 5Contributor: NOAA Coastal Services Centre

Additional Information: Please check for more information: www.

oakmgmt.com/careers.html.

NOAA Pacific Islands Assistantship ProgramSubjects: Geography, natural resources, surveying, surveying

technology, cartography and geographic information science.

Purpose: To support highly qualified recent recipients of Master’s,

Doctoral and professional degrees.

Eligibility: Open to full-time students who are citizens of the US. Host

for the applicants from each of the four Pacific Island coastal zone

management (CZM) programmes: Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam

and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands is required.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: FellowshipsValue: US$34,000–36,000Length of Study: 2 years


No. of awards offered: 4Application Procedure: Applicants must send in their interview and

curriculum vitae details.

Additional Information: Please check the website for more details.

NOKIA FOUNDATION

Keilalahdentie 2-4, PO Box 226, FI-00045 Nokia Group, Finland

Tel: (358) 7180 08000

Fax: (358) 7180 34003

Website: www.nokiafoundation.com

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http://www.ncmls.nl

http://www.umcn.nl/fellows

http://www.ncmls.eu


http://www.csc.noaa.gov

http://www.oakmgmt.com/careers.html

http://www.oakmgmt.com/careers.html

http://www.nokiafoundation.com

The Nokia Foundation was created to support the scientific develop-

ment of information and telecommunications technologies and to

promote education of the sector in Finland. Multidisciplinary research

that bridges approaches from other fields, like social, behavioural,

business and services sciences, is highly valued.

Nokia Visiting ProfessorSubjects: Scholarships support the scientific development of in-

formation and telecommunications technologies. Multidisciplinary

approach bridging other fields, like social, behavioural, business and

services sciences is appreciated.

Purpose: Grants for Nokia Visiting Professors are given to

distinguished foreign professors to work in Finland, or respectively to

Finnish meritorious professors to work at a respected foreign

university.

Eligibility: Grants for Nokia Visiting Professors are given to

distinguished foreign professors to work in Finland, or respectively to

Finnish meritorious professors to work at a respected foreign

university. The visit should last a minimum of two months. Visitors

coming to Finland must typically participate in research work, give

lectures and make corporate appearances.

Type: ScholarshipFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: FinlandApplication Procedure: The mode of applying is online.

Closing Date: October 3rd

Contributor: Nokia Foundation

Additional Information: The visit should last a minimum of two

months. Nokia Foundation Board will make decisions quarterly.

For detailed information, visit www.nokiafoundation.com/

scholarships_and_applying.html.

NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITYSYSTEM

600 East Boulevard Avenue, Department 21 10th Floor, State Capitol,

Bismarck, ND, 58505 0230, United States of America

Tel: (1) 701 328 2960

Fax: (1) 701 328 2961


Website: www.ndus.nodak.eduContact: Ms Rhonda Schauer, Director

The North Dakota University System, governed by the State Board of

Higher Education, comprises 11 public campuses.

North Dakota Indian Scholarship ProgramSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To assist American Indian students in obtaining a college

education by providing scholarships.

Eligibility: The applicant must be an enroled member of a federally

recognized Indian tribe and a resident of North Dakota and must have

been accepted for admission at an institution of higher learning or

state vocational education program within North Dakota. Recipients

must be enroled full-time and have a grade point average above 2.0.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Maximum: $2,000


No. of awards offered: 270Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form.


Funding: Government

Contributor: The State



ND Indian Scholarship Program

ND University System

Tel: 701 328 2964

Fax: 701 328 2979


NORTH WEST CANCER RESEARCHFUND

22 Oxford Street, Liverpool, L7 7BL, England

Tel: (44) 15 1709 2919

Fax: (44) 15 1708 7997


Website: www.cancerresearchnorthwest.co.ukContact: Mr A W Renison, General Secretary

North West Cancer Research Fund Research ProjectGrantsSubjects: All types of cancer, the mechanisms by which they arise

and the way they exert their effects.

Purpose: To support fundamental research into the cause of cancers

and the mechanisms by which cancers arise and exert their effects.

Eligibility: Open to candidates undertaking cancer research studies

at one of the universities named below in the Northwest. Grants are

only available for travel costs associated with currently funded 3-year

cancer research projects. No grants are awarded for buildings or for

the development of drugs.

Level of Study: ResearchType: ProjectValue: Approx. UKd35,000 per year

Length of Study: Usually 3 years

Frequency: Dependent on funds available

Study Establishment: The University of Liverpool, Lancaster

University and the University of Wales, Bangor

Country of Study: North West England, North and Mid-Wales

Application Procedure: The NWCRF Scientific Committee meets

twice a year. All applications are subject to peer review.

Closing Date: April 1st and October 1st

Funding: Individuals, privateContributor: Voluntary donations



NWCRF Scientific Committee Department of Medicine, Duncan

Building, Daulby Street, Liverpool, L69 3BX, England


Contact: The Secretary

NORWAY – THE OFFICIAL SITE IN THEUNITED STATES

2720 34th Street NW, Washington, DC, 20008,


Tel: (1) 202 333 6000

Fax: (1) 202 469 3990


Website: www.norway.orgContact: Grants and Scholarships Department

American-Scandinavian Foundation Scholarships

(ASF)Subjects: All subjects.Purpose: To encourage Scandinavians to undertake advanced study

and research programmes in the US.

Eligibility: Applicants must be Scandinavians over the age of 21,

applicants from Denmark must be between 21 and 30 years.

Applicants can be young professionals who have completed their

formal education with related work experience in Scandinavia or

Europe, or students who are currently enroled in colleges and

universities who need to undertake an internship. They should be

fluent in English.

Level of Study: PostgraduateValue: The American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) offers over

$500,000




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Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an application on

ASF application forms, available on request from the Foundation.

Funding: Foundation


58 Park Ave, New York, NY, 10016, United States of America

Tel: (1) 212 879 9779

Fax: (1) 212 249 3444


John Dana Archbold Fellowship ProgramSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To support educational exchange between the US and

Norway.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the U.S. citizens aged 20–35,

in good health and of good character. Qualified applicants must

show evidence of a high level of competence in their chosen

field, indicate a seriousness of purpose, and have a record

of social adaptability. There is ordinarily no language

requirement.

Level of Study: Research, Postdoctorate, Postgraduate,Professional development

Type: FellowshipValue: Up to US$5,000. Individual grants vary, depending

on the projected costs. Note that there will be no tuition at

the University of Oslo. The maintenance stipend is sufficient to meet

expenses for a single person. The travel allowance covers round trip

airfare to Oslo


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The University of Oslo

No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants must write to the Nansen Fund,

Inc. for an application form.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: The University of Oslo International Summer

School offers orientation and Norwegian languages courses 6 weeks

before the start of the regular academic year. For Americans, tuition is

paid. Attendance is required. Americans visit Norway in

even-numbered years and Norwegians visit the US in odd-numbered

years. For further information please contact the Nansen Fund, Inc.


The Nansen Fund, Inc., 77 Saddlebrook Lane, Houston, TX, 77024,


Tel: (1) 713 680 8255


The Norway-America Association AwardsSubjects: All subjects.Eligibility: Open to Norwegian who wish to study in the US on the

graduate level, must have completed their Bachelor’s Degree before

applying for these scholarships. The applicants must also be members

of the Norway-America Association, and the membership fee is

200 NOK per year.

Level of Study: Graduate, Research

Type: AwardValue: $2,000–20,000Application Procedure: Check website for further details.

Closing Date: September 22nd

Additional Information: Norwegians who reside in Norway and plan

to return to Norway after graduation are given preference in the

selection process, and they cannot have studied for four or more years

in the US. Please contact the American-Scandinavian Foundation or

the Norway-America Association directly in order to find the appro-

priate scholarship.


The Norway–America Association, Radhusgaten 23B, Oslo, 0158,

Norway

Tel: (47) 233 571 60

Fax: (47) 233 571 75


The Norway-America Association Graduate & ResearchStipendSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To give the student substantial financial support for 1 year

of studies in the US.

Eligibility: Open to Norwegians and members of the Norway-America

Association, and he/she must pay 250 NOK in administrative fees and

are currently living in Norway, and intend to return to Norway after

their graduation.

Level of Study: Graduate, Research

Value: $2,000–25,000Application Procedure: Check website for further details.

Closing Date: September 22nd



Norway

Tel: (47) 233 571 60

Fax: (47) 233 571 75


Website: www.noram.no/norsk/graduate_no.html

Norwegian Emigration Fund of 1975Subjects: Emigration history and relations between the United States

of America and Norway.

Purpose: To support for advanced or specialized study in Norway.

Eligibility: Open to citizens and residents of the United States of

America. The fund may also give grants to institutions in the United

States of America whose activities are primarily centred on the

subjects mentioned.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, Professional development

Type: Grant

Value: Norwegian Krone 5,000–20,000

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: NorwayNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form and return it clearly marked Emigration Fund to Nordmanns-

Forbundet. Applications as well as enclosures will not be returned.


Funding: Government


The Norse Federation, Radhusgaten 23 B, Oslo, 0158, Norway


Norwegian Marshall FundSubjects: Science and humanities.

Purpose: To provide financial support for Americans to come to

Norway to conduct postgraduate study or research in areas of mutual

importance to Norway and the US, thereby increasing knowledge,

understanding and strengthening the ties of friendship between the

two countries.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the US, who have arranged with a

Norwegian sponsor or research institution to pursue a research project

or programme in Norway. Under special circumstances, the awards

can be extended to Norwegians for study or research in the US.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: Research grant

Value: $1,500–4,500 or NOK 10,000–30,000

Length of Study: VariesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Norwegian universities

Country of Study: NorwayNo. of awards offered: 5–15Application Procedure: Applicants must contact the Norway-

America Association to receive an application. Application forms must

be typewritten either in English or Norwegian and submitted in

duplicate, including all supplementary materials. Each application

must also be accompanied by a letter of support from the project

sponsor or affiliated research institution in Norway. There is an

application fee of NOK 350.


Funding: Government

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The Norway-America Association, Radhusgaten 23 B, Oslo, N-0158,

Norway

Tel: (47) 233 571 60

Fax: (47) 233 571 75


Website: www.noram.no

Norwegian Thanksgiving Fund ScholarshipSubjects: Fisheries, geology, glaciology, astronomy, social medicine

and Norwegian culture.

Purpose: To provide eligible students to pursue their studies.

Eligibility: The applicant must be a U.S. citizen doing graduate level

work in Norway. The student must be working on social medicine,

Norwegian culture, fisheries, geology, glaciology or astronomy at a

Norwegian university.


Type: ScholarshipValue: Up to US$3,000

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: NorwayNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Candidates must contact the American

Scandinavian Foundation.


Funding: IndividualsContributor: Former Norwegian students and friends


The American Scandinavian Foundation, 58 Park Avenue, New York,

NY, 10016, United States of America

Tel: (1) 212 879 9779

Fax: (1) 212 249 3444

The Professional Development AwardSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To help established professionals with a higher education

who want to study within their own field of interest.

Eligibility: Open to Norwegian professionals who worked for at least

3 years after finishing his or her education as well as planning on

doing special research or further study in their fields.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: The award amount can vary but there is a recommended

minimum of $250 and maximum of $1,000 with only one award per

student within a given academic year

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Check website for further details.

Additional Information: Candidates must be invited to apply for this

award. There is also an administrative fee of 250 NOK, which must be

deposited in bank account with number 7878.05.23025. Please

contact the American-Scandinavian Foundation or the Norway-

America Association directly in order to find the appropriate

scholarship.


The Norway–America Association, Cheryl Storø, Radhusgaten 23B,

Oslo, 0158, Norway

Tel: (47) 233 571 60

Fax: (47) 233 571 75


The Torskeklubben StipendSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To promote Norwegian-American relations through helping

Norwegians come to the US to study.

Eligibility: Open to Norwegians and must already be accepted at the

Graduate School at the University of Minnesota before applying for the

award.


Value: A stipend of $15,000 for the academic year. For recipients

without another source of tuition support, such as an assistantship, the

Graduate School Fellowship Office will provide a Tuition Scholarship

for full-time study for the academic year

Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Application forms are available upon request

from the Norway-America Association and the Graduate School at the

University of Minnesota or it can be downloaded from the website.




Norway

Tel: (47) 233 571 60

Fax: (47) 233 571 75


Website: www.grad.umn.edu/fellowships/norwegian_citizens

NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERSITY

Nottingham Business School, Newton Building (7th Floor), Burton St.,

Nottingham, NG1 4BU, United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 0 115 941 8418


Website: www.ntu.ac.ukContact: Charlotte Wix, MBA Administrator

Masters ScholarshipSubjects: Courses covered in the scheme are the MSc management

programme and a selection of marketing, finance and business

courses.

Purpose: Nottingham Business School offers the following competi-

tive Scholarships for our full-time Masters courses.

Eligibility: Open to UK, EU, and International students on a full-time

Master’s course.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Up to d4,250 (UK/EU) and d6,300 (International), 50 per cent

of fees

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 56 (UK/EU) and 14 (International)

Application Procedure: To apply please download the relevant

documents from the website.

Closing Date: April 29th and June 24th

Additional Information: Please check at www.ntu.ac.uk/nbs/

courses/fees_and_funding/masters_scholarships/index.html or con-

tact at [email protected] for more information.

MBA ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Eligibility: Open to students on a Nottingham Business School’s full-

time Masters of Business Administration.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Nottingham Business School will be offering either one full

scholarship of d14,800 or two part scholarships of d7,400, depending

on applications and the judgment of the panel

Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: To apply please download the relevant

documents from the website.


Additional Information: Please check at https://www.ntu.ac.uk/nbs/

courses/fees_and_funding/mba_scholarships/index.html and contact

at [email protected] for more information.

PhD StudentshipsSubjects: Art and design, architecture, design and the built

environment, biomedical sciences/biosciences, business law and

social sciences, communication, culture and media studies, english

and physical sciences/technology.

Purpose: Nottingham Trent University has an outstanding reputation

for our commitment to research that shapes lives and society. As part

of our continued pledge to invest in research excellence we are

delighted to announce the availability of 12 fully-funded PhD bursary

places.


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Eligibility: Open to students on various selected courses at the

University.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: The studentships will pay U.K./EU fees and provide a

maintenance stipend linked to the RCUK rate d13,590 per year for up

to 3 years

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 12Closing Date: March 23rd

Additional Information: Please check at www.ntu.ac.uk/research/

research_degrees/studentships/index.html for more information.

Postgraduate BursariesSubjects: Bursaries are provided for MSc or MRes course in the

School of Science and Technology.

Eligibility: Applicants must be holding an offer to study an MSc or

MRes course in the School of Science and Technology starting in

January. These bursaries are only available for students with U.K. or

EU nationalities.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: BursaryValue: Five bursaries worth of d1,000 each are awarded as a tuition-

fee reduction. There is no cash alternative


No. of awards offered: 5Application Procedure: The mode of applying is by post or email.


Contributor: School of Science and Technology of Nottingham Trent

University, UK

Additional Information: Applicants should expect to hear if their

application has been successful no later than December 16th.

Vice-Chancellor’s PhD ScholarshipsSubjects: The projects being considered for the Vice-Chancellor’s

Scholarships include various topics. For detailed information visit

website.

Eligibility: Applicants should have or expect to graduate with good

first degrees or Masters level qualifications, to undertake doctoral

studies in a range of the School’s subject areas. For detailed

information please visit the website.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: It will pay U.K./EU fees and provide a maintenance stipend

linked to the RCUK rate for up to three years


No. of awards offered: 12Application Procedure: Applicants should submit a fully completed

application form, copies of their academic certificates, copies of their

English Language Proficiency certificates (if applicable) and support-

ing statement to the Graduate School. They should make it clear in

their application form which project they are applying for.


Additional Information: Scholarships are offered for duration of the

degree. Applications from non-EU students are welcome, but a

successful candidate would be responsible for paying the difference

between non-EU and U.K./EU fees.

NOVO NORDISK FOUNDATION

Tuborg Havnevej 19, 2900 Hellerup, Denmark

Tel: +45 3527 6674


Contact: Kirsten Kluver, Grant Administrator

The Novo Nordisk UK Research Foundation is a charity to support

research into diabetes by members of the medical and nursing

professions Research fellowships.

Postdoc Fellowship for Research AbroadSubjects: Bioscience.Purpose: The Novo Nordisk Foundation invites young, ambitious

researchers in Denmark to apply for a post-doctoral fellowship to

conduct research within bioscience or basic biomedicine outside of

Denmark.

Eligibility: The applicant must be employed by a research institution

in Denmark for the entire fellowship period and this institution must

administrate the project grant.

Type: FellowshipValue: The Novo Nordisk Foundation awards DKK 1 million per year,

that is, for a total of up to DKK 4 million/fellowship

Length of Study: 4Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Denmark

No. of awards offered: 4Application Procedure: The application must be completed and

submitted using the foundation’s electronic application system.


Contributor: Novo Nordisk Foundation

Additional Information: For more information refer: http://novonor-

diskfonden.dk/sites/default/files/information_and_guidelines_for_

applicants_postdoc_fellowship_for_researc.pdf.

NURSES EDUCATIONAL FUNDS, INC.

304 Park Avenue South, 11th Floor, New York, NY, 10010,


Tel: (1) 212 590 2443

Fax: (1) 212 590 2446


Website: www.n-e-f.org

Nurses Educational Funds, Inc. is an independent, non-profit

organization that grants scholarships to registered nurses for graduate

study. It is governed by a board of trustees of nursing and business

leaders, and is supported by contributions from corporations,

foundations, nurses and individuals interested in the advancement of

nursing.

Nurses’ Educational Funds Fellowships andScholarshipsSubjects: Administration, supervision, education, clinical specializa-

tion and research. Any nursing-related field.

Purpose: To provide the opportunity to registered nurses who seek to

qualify through advanced study in a degree programme.

Eligibility: Baccalaureate-prepared registered nurses residing in any

one of the 50 states and the District of Columbia who are pursuing

either a Master’s or doctoral degree in nursing are eligible to apply for

NEF scholarship monies.

Level of Study: Graduate, Doctorate

Type: FellowshipValue: Please contact the organization


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Application available on the website.


Funding: Corporation, individuals, private, trustsNo. of awards given last year: 24No. of applicants last year: 130


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