Overview
The Nordic Africa Institute, which encourages research and studies on Africa in the Nordic countries, invites applications for a couple of scholarships for a one or two months stay at the Institute to study at the Institute's library. The scholarships cover travel expenses to and from Uppsala and include a shared office and free accommodation in a shared student apartment.
» Application form for scholarship 2011 (pdf)
» Directions for scholarship applications (pdf)
Who can apply? PhD candidates at universities and research centres in the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden) awarding doctoral degrees in social sciences and humanities, are eligible to apply, regardless of citizenship.
The PhD research should relate to current research at the Institute. The research at the Institute is organized into broad thematic clusters. The current clusters are Conflict, Displacement and Transformation; Urban Dynamics; Agrarian Change, Property and Resources; and Globalization, Trade and Regional Integration. The application should indicate which of the different research clusters the PhD candidate intends to link up with during the time as scholarship holder and in which ways the PhD research relates to the research cluster.
The purpose of the scholarship
The aim of the scholarship is to offer PhD candidates links to the existing research at the Nordic Africa Institute and to provide access to resources at the institute, such as the NAI library with its large collection of literature on contemporary Africa (books, periodicals, newspapers, government publications).
Application dates
The scholarship is awarded annually and the applications must be in by 1 October.
For more information please contact Inga-Britt Isaksson-Faris (inga-britt.faris@nai.uu.se), phone +46-18 56 22 00.
The Nordic Africa Institute, P O Box 1703, SE-751 47 Uppsala, Sweden
Telephone: +46 18 56 22 00, Fax: +46 18 56 22 90, E-mail: nai@nai.uu.se
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
The Nordic Africa Institute, which encourages research and studies on Africa in the Nordic countries, invites applications for a couple of scholarships for a one or two months stay at the Institute to study at the Institute's library. The scholarships cover travel expenses to and from Uppsala and include a shared office and free accommodation in a shared student apartment.
» Application form for scholarship 2011 (pdf)
» Directions for scholarship applications (pdf)
Who can apply? PhD candidates at universities and research centres in the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden) awarding doctoral degrees in social sciences and humanities, are eligible to apply, regardless of citizenship.
The PhD research should relate to current research at the Institute. The research at the Institute is organized into broad thematic clusters. The current clusters are Conflict, Displacement and Transformation; Urban Dynamics; Agrarian Change, Property and Resources; and Globalization, Trade and Regional Integration. The application should indicate which of the different research clusters the PhD candidate intends to link up with during the time as scholarship holder and in which ways the PhD research relates to the research cluster.
The purpose of the scholarship
The aim of the scholarship is to offer PhD candidates links to the existing research at the Nordic Africa Institute and to provide access to resources at the institute, such as the NAI library with its large collection of literature on contemporary Africa (books, periodicals, newspapers, government publications).
Application dates
The scholarship is awarded annually and the applications must be in by 1 October.
For more information please contact Inga-Britt Isaksson-Faris (inga-britt.faris@nai.uu.se), phone +46-18 56 22 00.
The Nordic Africa Institute, P O Box 1703, SE-751 47 Uppsala, Sweden
Telephone: +46 18 56 22 00, Fax: +46 18 56 22 90, E-mail: nai@nai.uu.se
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this scholarship
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