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The UNSW Scientia Fellowship Program, established as a cornerstone of the UNSW 2025 Strategy, aims to attract and retain the highest research performers on a trajectory to being exceptional research leaders and mentors. Over the ten year lifespan of the program up to 290 researchers will be appointed into research intensive Fellowships. Eighteen UNSW Scientia Fellows were appointed in the inaugural 2017 round and forty-four in 2018. Over forty Fellowship appointments will be made at academic levels A to D in 2018 for commencement in 2019.

The Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences at Simon Fraser University invites applications for the Farley Distinguished Visiting Scholar in History for the 2020-21 academic year. The Farley Distinguished Visiting Scholar is dedicated to the teaching of history, which is understood to include studies of the past, including the recent past, carried out within the departments and programs of the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences.

Le Fonds de recherche du Québec - Nature et technologies (FRQNT) est responsable de la gestion du programme. Il a été mandaté pour en faire la gestion par le Ministère de l'Éducation et de l'Enseignement supérieur du Québec (MEES) qui en assure le financement. Le programme comporte un volet ouvert aux étudiants de tous les pays, ainsi que cinq volets spécifiques réservés aux étudiants du Brésil, de la Chine, de l'Inde, du Mexique et de la Wallonie. Ces volets spécifiques découlent d'ententes conclues entre le Québec et des gouvernements étrangers.

The Institute of Advanced Study (IAS) was launched in October 2006 to mark the 175th anniversary of the foundation of Durham University. The IAS is a prestigious, ideas-based Institute with global reach. The IAS brings together world-leading researchers from all disciplines to work with Durham colleagues on collaborative projects of major intellectual, scientific, political and practical significance.

The Newcomb College Institute of Tulane University seeks two or more postdoctoral fellows in law and society. We seek applicants whose research takes an intersectional approach to law and society, reflecting how gender, race, class, disability, sexuality, ethnicity, community, immigration status, and national identities shape law and, in turn, how law shapes those identities. We will consider applicants beginning in the Fall of 2017 or Spring of 2018 for a single semester, a calendar year, or the 2017-2018 academic year for up to two years of support per person.