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The Singapore NRF Fellowship provides opportunities for early career researchers from all over the world to lead impactful research in Singapore. Each award provides a research grant of up to SGD 3.25 million (inclusive of 30% general overheads) over 5 years, to support projects that exhibit high likelihood of a research breakthrough.

You are required to attach a copy of your latest CV, research proposal and registration form in your submission.

Please refer to the information sheet and FAQs (download from "Related Documents" tab) for more information.

Le Centre de Recherche Français à Jérusalem lance un appel à candidatures pour des aides à la mobilité internationale pour doctorants et post-doctorants (AMI) dans les disciplines suivantes :

Every year, the Interdisciplinary Centre for European Enlightenment Studies offers two Wiedemann research fellowships for the study of the Enlightenment. Thanks to its vast historical library and its research groups covering a broad spectrum of themes related to the European Enlightenment, IZEA is the leading centre for the study of the Enlightenment in Germany, and welcomes numerous international scholars. In order to facilitate research stays in Halle for scholars from Germany and abroad, we offer fellowships for PhDs as well as for more experienced scholars.

Sydney Environment Institute invites Expressions of Interest for researchers and PhD students wishing to visit and collaborate with us, in order to share knowledge and leverage multidisciplinary problem solving at a national and global level.

The University of Sydney has a long history of engagement with Chinese language, culture and society. It provides an outstanding environment for researchers interested in Chinese Studies.

Scholars must apply for the Korea Foundation Fellowship via the KF online portal by the deadline specified by Korea Foundation. They should also submit a separate application to the CKS.

All application materials to CKS must be submitted in English by February 1, 2025 to the Center for Korean Studies Academic Support Specialist, telephone: 1-808-956-2212, email: paka3@hawaii.edu. A complete application consists of the following documents: