THE MACDOWELL COLONY

MTHE MACDOWELL COLONY

100 High Street, Peterborough, NH, 03458,

United States of America

Tel: (1) 603 924 3886

Fax: (1) 603 924 9142

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Website: www.macdowellcolony.org

Contact: Ms Courtney Bethel, Admissions Director

The MacDowell Colony was founded in 1907 to provide creative artists

with uninterrupted time and seclusion to work and enjoy the

experience of living in a community with gifted artists. Residencies are

up to eight weeks for writers, and playwrights, composers, film and

video makers, visual artists, architects and interdisciplinary artists.

Artists in residence receive room, board and the exclusive use of a

studio. There are no residency fees. A travel grant and limited artist

grants are available to artists in residence, based on need.

MacDowell Colony ResidenciesSubjects: Creative writing, visual arts, musical composition,

film and video making, architecture and interdisciplinary arts,

playwriting.

Purpose: To provide a place where creative artists can take

advantage of uninterrupted work time and seclusion in which to work

and enjoy the experience of living in a community of gifted artists.

Eligibility: Open to established and emerging artists in the fields

specified. Students are not eligible to apply.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: ResidencyValue: Up to US$1,000 for artists in need of financial assistance

(stipends), plus limited travel grants for any artist based on need

Length of Study: Usually 4 weeks, maximum of 8 weeks

Frequency: Every 2 years

Study Establishment: The Colony

Country of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: A total of 32 studios are available during each

application period for individual residencies

Application Procedure: Applicants must write, telephone or refer to

the website www.macdowellcolony.org/apply.html for information and

to apply online.

Closing Date: Summer (January 15th), Autumn (April 15th), Winter-

Spring (September 15th)

Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 275 residencies

No. of applicants last year: 2,500Additional Information: The studios are offered for the independent

pursuit of the applicant’s art. No workshops or courses are given.

Under subject Fine and Applied Arts, choreography is also included

with Dance. Artists may apply once every 2 years.

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY

Balaclava Road, North Ryde, New South Wales, NSW, 2109,

Australia

Tel: (61) 2 9850 7111

Fax: (61) 2 9850 7433

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.mq.edu.au

Established in 1964, Macquarie attracts students from all walks of life,

including large numbers from overseas.

Centre for Lasers and Applications ScholarshipsSubjects: Experimental and theoretical laser studies.

Purpose: To enable holders to pursue a research programme leading

to the degree of MSc or PhD in experimental and theoretical laser

studies.

Eligibility: Open to Australian citizens, permanent residents, or

citizens of overseas countries.

Level of Study: Research, PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Australian $19,231 (maximum per year). This award is to be

used for living expenses

Length of Study: 2 years (Masters) or 3 years (PhD)

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Macquarie University

Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Check website for further details.

Additional Information: Please see the website for details.

For further information contact:

Centre for Lasers and Applications

Tel: 2 9850 8911, 2 9850 8645

Fax: 2 9850 8799


Website: www.mq.edu.au

Contact: Professor Jim Piper, Professor & Deputy Vice Chancellor

Macquarie University PhD Scholarship in Knowledge

Acquisition and Cognitive ModellingSubjects: Virtual training environment for risk assessment and spans

the fields of cognitive modelling, knowledge acquisition, agent based

systems for human learning, virtual reality and game technology.

Purpose: To enable students to undertake research in related fields.

Eligibility: Open to applicants who have completed, an Australian

4 year undergraduate degree with at least Second Class (Honours)

division 1 in computing or a related field, or equivalent qualifications.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, PostgraduateType: ScholarshipsValue: Australian $19,231 plus $5,000 top-up per year tax exempt

Length of Study: 3 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Macquarie University

Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: Up to 2

Application Procedure: Applicants must download the form from the

website.

Closing Date: May 31st (check with website)

Additional Information: Additional Information can be obtained from

the Higher Degree Research Unit by phoning 61 02 9850 7277, by

emailing [email protected] or by downloading the form from the

website.


Higher Degree Research Unit, Cottage C4C, Macquarie University,

North Ryde, NSW, 2109, Australia


PhD Scholarship in Theory of Quantum SensorsPurpose: It is awarded by Department of Physics and Astronomy in

Theory of Quantum Sensors.

Eligibility: Eligible for national/international applicants.

Level of Study: DoctorateValue: National/international fees (International: $32,000 per year)

and provides an annual stipend of $25,000, with some support for

relocation

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: AustraliaApplication Procedure: The mode of applying is electronically.

Closing Date: September 20th

Additional Information: In particular the project will focus on the

theory of quantum moving systems, e.g. optomechanical, electro-

mechanical system to perform high precision seining.

Vice-Chancellor’s International ScholarshipsSubjects: It is available across most courses except Master of

Business Administration, Master of Management, Master of Applied

Finance, Master of Advanced Surgery, Master of Surgery and Doctor

of Physiotherapy.

Eligibility: Citizen of a country other than Australia or New Zealand.

Applicants must have met the University’s academic and English

requirements for the course to be considered for a scholarship.

Applicants must have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.7 out of 4.0 for

Postgraduate applications and minimum requirement of an ATAR

equivalent of 96 out of 100 for Undergraduate applications.

Type: Scholarship


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Value: The amount is varied up to Australian $10,000 and it will be

applied towards the tuition fee

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: AustraliaApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete an online course

application form.

Closing Date: January 31st (Session 1); June 30th (Session 2)

Additional Information: Please check at www.mq.edu.au/future_

students/international/scholarships_and_awards/macquarie_

university_international_scholarships/vice-chancellors_

international_scholarships/ for more information.

MAGNA CARTA COLLEGE

Milford House, 1A Mayfield Road, Summertown, Oxford, OX2 7EL,

United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 01865 593131


Magna Carta College specializes in a range of business courses that

can help you progress to university. Our programmes provide

students with fast-track and alternative routes to achieving full

degrees with work placement experience and scholarship opportu-

nities available.

Global Ambassador Scholarship Programme (GASPR)Purpose: GASPR is a global annual rolling scholarship programme

and aims to give financial support for those who are eager to improve

their education.

Eligibility: Applicants should be 18+ years old and can be citizen of

any country in the world. Scholarships are only valid during the June

intake. The difference in tuition fee for the entire programme must be

paid in full before the commencement of studies. Students must cover

all other related costs on their own (accommodation, meals, visa,

medical insurance, etc.). Scholarship can’t be received in cash.

Type: ScholarshipValue: The scholarship provides discount on basic tuition fee

Country of Study: United Kingdom

Application Procedure: Applicants should send the application

form along with the required documents to the email address

[email protected]. For detailed information, visit:

http://magnacartacollege.org/programme/gaspr.

Closing Date: May 15th

Additional Information: Successful scholarship candidates will not

be able to apply for further College awards and payment plans:

scholarships, discounts, installments, etc.

MAKING MUSIC, THE NATIONALFEDERATION OF MUSIC SOCIETIES

(NFMS)

2-4 Great Eastern Street, London, EC2A 3NW, England

Tel: (44) 020 7422 8280

Fax: (44) 020 7422 8299


Website: www.makingmusic.org.uk/awards

Contact: Awards Administrator

Making Music, The National Federation of Music Societies (NFMS), is

the leading umbrella group for the voluntary and semi-professional

music sector. Making Music represents and supports over 2,800 music

groups throughout the UK. Making Music groups also promote over

10,000 performances, spending over UKd10,000,000 on professional

artists per year and perform to audiences of around 1.6 million.

Philip and Dorothy Green Award for Young ConcertArtists in Association with Making MusicSubjects: Music.

Purpose: To support young musicians at the start of their professional

careers by providing a number of professional engagements with

amateur orchestras, choir and voluntary promoting societies.

Eligibility: To apply candidates must be 21 or over, a European

Community or Commonwealth citizen and expect to be available for

engagements in the UK. The upper age limit for instrumentalists is 27

and for singers 31, on or before September 1st.

Level of Study: Professional development

Type: AwardValue: Up to 50 performance engagements with affiliated societies

throughout the UK and Northern Ireland

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 4–6 (up to 50 engagements in total)

Application Procedure: Applicants must submit a completed

application form by email. Application forms available from www.

makingmusic.org.uk from October each year, with deadline in early

January and auditions in February.

Closing Date: March 1st

Funding: TrustsNo. of awards given last year: 6No. of applicants last year: 60+Additional Information: There is also a bursary available each year

of around d400, for which candidates may be considered. The Music

for Alice bursary is awarded to a candidate applying for the Philip &

Dorothy Green Award, and intended to be applied to a specific project.

Please see the website for further details www.makingmusic.org.uk/

our-work/awards/award-for-young-concert-artists.

MANITOBA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION(MLA)

606-100 Arthur Street, Winnipeg, MB, R3B 1H3, Canada

Tel: (1) 204 943 4567

Fax: (1) 866 202 4567/204 942 1555


Website: www.mla.mb.ca

The Manitoba Library Association (MLA) is a provincial, voluntary,

non-incorporated association that provides leadership in the promotion,

development and support of library and information services in Manitoba.

Jean Thorunn Law ScholarshipSubjects: Library science.

Purpose: To encourage careers in library and information science.

Eligibility: Open to applicants who have completed 12 months of

library employment in Manitoba. The applicants must be a resident of

Manitoba or returning to Manitoba after graduation.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Up to Canadian $3,000

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: A completed application form, which is

available online, must be sent. see website www.mla.mb.ca.

Closing Date: June 1st

Funding: Foundation, trustsNo. of awards given last year: 3Additional Information: Please see the website for further details

http://mla.mb.ca/awards-bursaries.

John Edwin Bissett ScholarshipSubjects: Library science.

Purpose: To encourage careers in library and information science.

Eligibility: Open to candidates attending an accredited library school.

An applicant must be resident of Manitoba or returning to Manitoba on

completion of the degree course.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Up to Canadian $6,500

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Please see the website www.mla.mb.ca.


Funding: Foundation, trustsNo. of awards given last year: 3Additional Information: Please see the website for further details

www.mla.mb.ca/content/scholarship-awards.


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MARCH OF DIMES

1275 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, NY, 10605,


Tel: (1) 914 997 4488

Fax: (1) 914 997 4560


Website: www.marchofdimes.com/professionals

Contact: Research and Grants Administration

Four major problems threaten the health of America’s babies, birth

defects, infant mortality, low birth weight and lack of prenatal care. The

goal of the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation is to eliminate

these problems so that all babies can be born healthy.

Basil O’Connor Starter Scholar Research AwardPurpose: This award is designed to support young scientists just

embarking on their independent research careers and is limited,

therefore, to those holding recent faculty appointments. The applicants’

research interests should be consonant with those of the Foundation.

Eligibility: The Basil O’Connor Starter Scholar Research Award is

intended to be an initial independent grant to young investigators.

Eligibility is thus restricted. PhD applicants should be 4 to 8 years past

their degree and must hold a full-time faculty position at their current

institution. For MD or MD/PhD applicants, the same 4–8 year timeline

applies, but begins upon completion of the last year of clinical training

required for medical specialty board certification. Requests for

exceptions (e.g. parental leave) should be directed to the Senior Vice

President for Research & Global Programs.

Type: Award, Grant

Value: $150,000 for 2 years

Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Deans, Chairs of Departments, or Directors of

Institutes/Centers should submit nominations for this award addressed

to the Senior Vice President for Research and Global Programs.

Closing Date: March 15th

Additional Information: These grants do not cover the recipient’s

salary, but do provide salary support for technical help. Please email

any enquiries regarding the award.



Website: http://www.marchofdimes.org/research-grants.aspx

March of Dimes Graduate Nursing ScholarshipSubjects: Nursing.Purpose: To recognize and promote excellence in nursing care of

mothers and babies.

Eligibility: Open to applicants who are registered nurses currently

enrolled in a graduate or postgraduate programme in maternal-child

nursing at the Master’s or Doctorate level. Applicant must be a

member of at least 1 of the following professional organizations: the

Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses, the

American College of Nurse-Midwives or the National Association of

Neonatal Nurses.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipsValue: US$5,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: 4Application Procedure: Applicants need to submit their application

form, essay, reference letters and curriculum vitae.

Closing Date: January 13th

Funding: FoundationContributor: Scholarship supported in part by an educational grant

from Pampers

Additional Information: Scholarship recipients are announced in

May each year. Please see the website for further details.

March of Dimes Research GrantsSubjects: Health and medical sciences.

Purpose: To support research scientists with faculty appointments or

equivalent at universities, hospitals or research institutions.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the US and to employees or relatives of

employees in the teaching industry.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: Grant

Value: $103,431 (Average); $101,432 (Median); $55,655–145,099

(Range)

Length of Study: Grants are usually awarded for a 3-year period, but

may be for less if appropriate

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

Application Procedure: Potential applicants should submit electro-

nically the required administrative information and a Letter of Intent

addressed to the Senior Vice President for Research and Global

Programs summarizing the proposed studies via our online system.

Closing Date: April 30thFunding: FoundationContributor: March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation

Additional Information: The entire process must be completed

online at http://modresearchgrants.egrant.net.

Prematurity Research Initiative ProgramPurpose: The March of Dimes seeks applications requesting grant

support for projects related to causes of prematurity.

Type: Programme

Value: $144,574 (Average); $135,287 (Median) and

$110,070–168,554 (Range)

Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Potential applicants should submit electro-

nically the required administrative information and a Letter of Intent

addressed to the Senior Vice President for Research and Global

Programs summarizing the proposed studies via our online system.

Closing Date: April 15thAdditional Information: Please see the website for further details

www.marchofdimes.com/research/prematurityresearch.html.

MARCUS CENTER OF THE AMERICANJEWISH ARCHIVES

3101 Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati, OH, 45220, United States of America

Tel: (1) 513 221 7444

Fax: (1) 513 221 7812


Website: www.americanjewisharchives.org

Contact: Mr Kevin Proffitt, Director, Fellowship Programmes

The Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives was founded by

Dr Jacob Rader Marcus in 1947 in the aftermath of World War II and

the Holocaust. It is committed to preserving a documentary heritage of

the religious, organizational, economic, cultural, personal, social and

family life of American Jewry. It contains nearly 5,000 linear feet of

archives, manuscripts, newsprint materials, photographs, audio and

video tapes, microfilm and genealogical materials.

The American Council for Judaism FellowshipPurpose: The American Council for Judaism Fellowship supports

scholarly historical research in a wide variety of areas that relate to the

organization’s core interests: historical perspectives on the American

Council for Judaism; the history of American Reform Judaism; the

interrelationships and integration of Jewish ideals and a democratic

society; the historical development of the concept of Americans of the

Jewish faith and its coequal relationship with all faiths in America; and the

historical study of Classical Reform Judaism. The ACJ Fellowship

supports the work of scholars who are pursuing critical and scientific

research that promises to deepen our understanding of the history and

development of American Judaism and the American Jewish experience.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, Postgraduate,Predoctorate

Type: FellowshipValue: Award determined at the discretion of the selection committee

Country of Study: Any country

Additional Information: Please check website for further information.

Bernard and Audre Rapoport FellowshipsSubjects: American Jewish studies, preserving a documentary

heritage of the religious, organizational, economic, cultural, personal,

social and family life of American Jewry and imparting it to the next

generation.

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Eligibility: Open to postdoctoral candidates of any nationality.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, Postgraduate, PredoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Award is determined at the discretion of the selection

committee

Length of Study: 1 month

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Archives


Application Procedure: Applicants can refer to the website for

related information.


Funding: Private

Bertha V. Corets Memorial FellowshipPurpose: To allow students of the anti-Nazi movement, women’s

studies and related subjects to examine the Corets papers together with

other related holdings in the collections of the AJA to learn not only

about Bertha V. Corets, but study this important era in American history.

Level of Study: Predoctorate, Doctorate, Postdoctorate,Postgraduate

Type: FellowshipFunding: PrivateAdditional Information: Please check website or contact organiza-

tion for further information.

Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish

Archives Fellowship ProgramSubjects: American Jewish studies, including – but not limited to – the

religious, organizational, economic, cultural, personal, social and

family life of American Jewry. Research must be based in the

collections of the American Jewish archives.

Purpose: To provide fellowships for research and writing in some

area of the American Jewish experience using the vast collection of

the American Jewish Archives.

Eligibility: Applicants must submit a fellowship application together

with a five-page (maximum) research proposal that outlines the scope

of their project and lists those collections at the American Jewish

Archives that are crucial to their research. Applicants should also

submit two letters of support, preferably from academic colleagues.

For graduate and doctoral students, one of these two letters must be

from their dissertation advisor.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, Postgraduate, Predocto-rate, Professional development

Type: FellowshipValue: Covers transportation and living expenses while in residence in

Cincinnati


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Fellowship application can be downloaded

from the website or a request can be made to have one sent via postal

mail.



Tel: 513 221 7444, ext. 304

Contact: Kevin Proffitt, The Director of the Fellowship Program

The Joseph and Eva R. Dave FellowshipSubjects: American Jewish studies, preserving a documentary heritage

of the religious, organizational, economic, cultural, personal, social and

family life of American Jewry and imparting it to the next generation.

Purpose: To facilitate research and writing using the vast collection at

the American Jewish Archives, and to preserve a documentary heritage

of the religious, organizational, economic, cultural, personal, social and

family life of American Jewry and impart it to the next generation.

Eligibility: Open to ABDs.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, Postgraduate, Predoctorate,Senior or independent scholars

Type: FellowshipValue: Award is determined at the discretion of the selection committee




No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants can refer to the website for


Closing Date: March 18th in the year of proposed study

Funding: Private

Loewenstein-Wiener Fellowship AwardsSubjects: American Jewish studies, preserving a documentary



generation.

Eligibility: Open to ABDs who have completed all but the dissertation

requirement, and to postdoctoral candidates.


Type: FellowshipValue: Award is determined at the discretion of the selection

committee


Study Establishment: The Archives




Closing Date: February 19th

Funding: Private

The Rabbi Harold D. Hahn Memorial FellowshipSubjects: American Jewish studies, preserving a documentary



generation.

Purpose: A perpetual scholarship created to enable scholars to

conduct independent research in subject areas relating to the history

of North American Jewry.


Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, Postgraduate, Predocto-rate, Senior or independent scholars

Type: FellowshipValue: Award is determined at the discretion of the Selection

Committee






Closing Date: March 18th in year of proposed study

Funding: Private

The Rabbi Joachim Prinz Memorial FellowshipSubjects: American Jewish studies, preserving a documentary



generation.

Purpose: To enable the recipient to conduct an extensive study of the

Rabbi Joachin Prinz collection in preparation for a doctoral disserta-

tion or other scholarly publication.



Type: FellowshipValue: Award is determined at the discretion of the selection committee






Closing Date: March 18th in the year of the proposed study

Funding: PrivateContributor: Deutsche Bank American Foundation

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Rabbi Levi A. Olan Memorial FellowshipSubjects: American Jewish studies, preserving a documentary



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Study Establishment: The Archives





Rabbi Theodore S Levy Tribute FellowshipSubjects: American Jewish studies, preserving a documentary



generation.




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Funding: Private

Starkoff FellowshipSubjects: American Jewish studies, preserving a documentary



generation.



Type: FellowshipValue: Award is determined at the discretion of the committee







Funding: Private

MARINE CORPS HERITAGEFOUNDATION

3800 Fettler Park Drive, Suite 104, Dumfries, VA, 22025,


Tel: (1) 703 640 7965

Fax: (1) 703 640 9546


Website: www.marineheritage.org/Fellowships.asp

Contact: Paul J. Weber, Coordinator Grants and Fellowships

The Marine Corps Historical Center houses the History Division. The

Division provides reference services to the public and government

agencies, maintains the Marine Corps’ oral history collection and

produces official histories of Marine activities, units and bases.

General Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. Memorial DissertationFellowshipSubjects: U.S. military and naval history, as well as history and

history-based studies in the social and behavioural sciences, with a

direct relationship to the history of the U.S. Marine Corps.

Purpose: To fund a doctoral dissertation pertinent to Marine Corps

history.

Eligibility: Awards are based on merit, without regard to race, creed,

colour, or gender.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: US$10,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: See the website.

Closing Date: May 1st

Funding: Foundation, privateContributor: The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation

No. of awards given last year: 1 + 3 partial awards

No. of applicants last year: 5Additional Information: Please see the website for further details

www.marineheritage.org/Fellowships.asp.

Lieutenant Colonel Lily H Gridley Memorial Master’s

Thesis FellowshipsSubjects: Topics in U.S. military and naval history, as well as history

and history-based studies in the social and behavioural sciences, with

a direct relationship to the U.S. Marine Corps. This programme gives

preference to projects covering the pre-1975 period where records are

declassified or can be most readily declassified and made available to

scholars.

Purpose: To award a number of fellowships to qualified graduate

students working on topics pertinent to Marine Corps history.

Eligibility: Applicants must be actively enroled in an accredited

Master’s degree programme that requires a Master’s thesis.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: US$3,500Length of Study: 1–3 years


No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form, available at www.history.usmc.mil. The applicant is responsible

for ensuring that all required documentation is mailed before the

closing date.



No. of awards given last year: 1 + 3 partial awards

No. of applicants last year: 4Additional Information: The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation will

notify all applicants individually of the application committee’s decision

not later than mid-July. Please see the website for further details www.

marineheritage.org/Fellowships.asp.

Marine Corps History College InternshipsSubjects: History.Purpose: To offer opportunities for college students to participate on

a professional level in the Marine Corps Historical Center’s many

activities. The programme aims to give promising and talented student

interns a chance to earn college credits while gaining meaningful

experience in fields in which they might choose to seek employment

after school or pursue a vocational interest.

Eligibility: Applicants must be registered students at a college or

university. While there are no restrictions on individuals applying for

intern positions, it has been found that mature and academically

superior students are most successful.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, Under graduateType: InternshipValue: A small grant of daily expense money is provided. Any other

costs of the internship must be borne by the student

Frequency: Annual

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Study Establishment: Internships are served at the Marine Corps

Historical Center in Quantico, Virginia


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Please see the website for details www.

marineheritage.org/Internships.asp.


No. of awards given last year: 8No. of applicants last year: 12Additional Information: To learn more about the internship

opportunities available or to obtain an application, please email

Mr Paul Weber at the History Division to [email protected]

or Deputy Director Charles Grow of the National Museum of the

Marine Corps to [email protected].

Marine Corps History Research GrantsSubjects: Topics in U.S. of America military and naval history, as well

as history and history-based studies in the social and behavioural

sciences, with a direct relationship to the U.S. Marine Corps. This

programme gives preference to projects covering the pre-1975 period

where records are declassified or can be most readily declassified and

made available to scholars.

Purpose: To encourage research.

Eligibility: While the programme concentrates on graduate students,

grants are available to other qualified persons. Applicants for grants

should have the ability to conduct advanced study in those aspects of

American military history and museum activities related to the U.S.

Marine Corps.

Level of Study: Graduate, Research

Type: Grant

Value: US$400–3,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: 5Application Procedure: See the website.


No. of awards given last year: 4No. of applicants last year: 7Additional Information: Please see the website for further details

www.marineheritage.org/Grants.asp.

MARINES’ MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION

609 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102,


Tel: (1) 415 673 6672

Fax: (1) 415 441 3649


Website: www.marineclub.com

The Marines’ Memorial Association is a non-profit veterans organi-

zation chartered to honor the memory of and commemorate the valour

of Marines who have sacrificed in the nation’s wars.

The Marine Corps ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide financial assistance to children of active and

former members of the U.S. Marines Corps.

Eligibility: Open to children of the MMA members scholastic aptitude,

community involvement and civic spirit. Applicant must be Planning to

attend an accredited undergraduate college or vocational/technical

institution in the upcoming academic year. Applicant must have a

maximum family adjusted gross income for the current tax year that

does not exceed $90,000. Non-taxable allowances are not included in

determining adjusted gross income. Applicant must have A GPA of at

least 2.0.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: VariesLength of Study: RenewableFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any country

No. of awards offered: 4

Application Procedure: See the website.

Closing Date: April 30thFunding: FoundationContributor: The Marine Corps Foundation

Additional Information: Please see the website for further details

and if you have any questions, contact us by email or phone.


Tel: 415 673 6672 ext. 293 or ext. 215


Website: http://mmanetcom.marineclub.com/page.aspx?pid=372

MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY THEGRADUATE SCHOOL

Holthusen Hall, Third Floor (campus map), PO Box 1881, Milwaukee,

WI, 53201 1881, United States of America

Tel: (1) 414 288 7137

Fax: (1) 414 288 1902


Website: www.grad.marquette.edu

Contact: Thomas Marek, Student Services Co-ordinator

Marquette University is a private, Jesuit university situated about

100 miles north of Chicago. It is a graduate research institution with

18 doctoral and over 40 Master’s and certificate programmes.

Alpha Sigma Nu Graduate ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To offer tuition scholarships for members of Alpha Sigma Nu.

Eligibility: Open to 1st-year graduate students who are members of

Alpha Sigma Nu.

Level of Study: Graduate

Type: ScholarshipValue: The amount being offered varies for each individual based on

different criteria and qualifications



No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants must send a letter of application

to the Graduate School.


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 2Additional Information: Please see the website for further details.

Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Frank Rogers BaconResearch AssistantshipSubjects: Electrical and computer engineering.

Purpose: To provide financial assistance in the form of research

assistantships.

Eligibility: Open to full-time Master’s and doctoral students.


Type: FellowshipValue: Up to a full scholarship and stipend. May also offer

reimbursement for books or equipment needed for course work

Length of Study: VariesFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

No. of awards offered: Varies depending on funds

Application Procedure: Applicants must contact the Department of

Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University.

Closing Date: Interested students should write to the chair of the

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering for consideration

Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 7Additional Information: Please see the website for further details

www.marquette.edu/grad/finaid_bacon.shtml.

Johnson’s Wax Research FellowshipSubjects: Engineering, chemistry and biology.

Purpose: To provide financial assistance for doctoral students.

Eligibility: Applicants must be admitted to a doctoral programme.

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Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Approx. US$5,500 stipend and a tuition scholarship

Length of Study: 1 year

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Qualified applicants will be contacted by

their department.


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: The award is offered to a different

programme each year. Please see the website for further details www.

marquette.edu/grad/finaid_jwax.shtml.

Marquette University Graduate AssistantshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To financially support teaching and research.

Eligibility: Open to full-time Master’s and doctoral students.


Type: AssistantshipValue: Stipends start at $13,517. In addition, up to 18 credits of tuition

scholarship and health insurance are offered


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 289Application Procedure: Applicants must submit an application to the

Graduate School by the deadline. The graduate bulletin or the website

should be consulted for further details.

Closing Date: February 15th for Fall and November 15th for Spring

Funding: PrivateContributor: Marquette University

No. of awards given last year: 289Additional Information: Please see the website for details www.

marquette.edu/grad/finaid_assistantship.shtml.

Marquette University Women’s Club FellowshipSubjects: All subjects. The Graduate School selects a different

graduate program each year for the fellowship.

Purpose: To support students who received their baccalaureate

degrees from Marquette University.

Eligibility: Applicants must be admitted to a degree programme and

have received a Bachelor’s degree from Marquette University.


Type: FellowshipValue: US$2,000 stipend


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Qualified students will be contacted by their

department.


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: The award is offered to a different graduate

programme each year. Please see the website for further details www.

marquette.edu/grad/finaid_muwomens.shtml.

R. A. Bournique Memorial FellowshipSubjects: Chemistry.

Purpose: To support summer research financially.

Eligibility: Open to graduate students in chemistry.


Type: FellowshipValue: Varies depending on the fund availability

Length of Study: The Summer

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants must contact the Department of

Chemistry.

Closing Date: Contact the Department of Chemistry


www.marquette.edu/grad/finaid_bournique.shtml.

MARSHALL AID COMMEMORATIONCOMMISSION

Woburn House, 20-24 Tavistock Square, London, WC1H 9HF,

United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 020 7380 6704/3

Fax: (44) 020 7387 2655


Website: www.marshallscholarship.org

The Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission is responsible for the

selection and placement of recipients of Marshall scholarships from

the US to the UK. The first awards were presented in 1954.

Marshall ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide intellectually distinguished young Americans

with the opportunity to study in the UK, and thus to understand and

appreciate the British way of life.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the US who have graduated with a

minimum grade point average of 3.7 or A from an accredited U.S.

college not more than 2 years previously. Recipients are required to

take a degree at their U.K. university. Preference is given to

candidates who combine high academic ability with the capacity to

play an active part in the U.K. university.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: University fees, cost of living expenses, annual book grant,

thesis grant, research and daily travel grants, fares to and from the US

and, where applicable, a contribution towards the support of a

dependent spouse

Length of Study: 2 academic years, with a possible extension for a

third year

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Any suitable institution


No. of awards offered: 40Application Procedure: Applicants must submit an application form,

university or college endorsement and four references. Information

and application forms can be obtained from the British consulate in

selected cities. Full details on application procedures can be obtained

from the website. Application online at http:/www.marshallscholarship.

org/applications.

Closing Date: Early-October of year preceding tenure

Funding: Government


www.marshallscholarship.org/about/generalinfo.


Georgia Pacific Center, Suite 3400, 133 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta

GA, 30303, United States of America


Contact: British Consulate-General

Marshall Sherfield FellowshipsPurpose: To introduce American scientists and engineers to the

cutting edge of U.K. science and engineering. It is intended that this in

turn will build longer-term contacts and international links between the

UK and the US in key scientific areas.

Eligibility: To qualify candidates should be citizens of the USA

normally resident in the USA; and should hold a doctorate in a science

or engineering subject by the time they take up their fellowship.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipLength of Study: 1–2 years

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applications must be submitted with a

completed form and associated documents and be scanned and

emailed to [email protected] by the deadline of October and

hard copies must be couriered to The Marshall Commission, ACU,

Woburn House, 20-24 Tavistock Square, London, WC1H 9HF, UK

dated no later than the deadline. If candidates wish to receive

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acknowledgement of receipt of their completed application, they

should include an email address.

Closing Date: October

Contributor: Marshall Sherfield Fellowship Foundation

Additional Information: These fellowships are not available for the

study of a higher degree.

MARYLAND INSTITUTE COLLEGEOF ART (MICA)

1300 West Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland, 21217,


Tel: (1) 410 225 2256

Fax: (1) 410 225 5275


Website: www.mica.edu

Contact: Mr Scott G Kelly, Associate Dean for Graduate Admission

The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) offers a Master of Fine

Arts (MFA) degree in painting, sculpture, photographic and electronic

media, graphic design community arts, curatorial practice, illustration

practice. It also offers excellent art education degrees such as an MAT

and an MA in Art Education. The college has private studios, a strong

visiting artists program and excellent exhibition opportunities.

MICA FellowshipSubjects: Fine and applied arts: art, design, art education, photo,

general, community arts and curatorial practice.

Purpose: To serve as a tuition scholarship.

Eligibility: Each applicant is considered.


Type: FellowshipValue: 50 per cent tuition

Length of Study: 1–2 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: MICA


Application Procedure: All accepted applicants are automatically

considered.


Funding: PrivateContributor: MICA

No. of awards given last year: 19No. of applicants last year: 1,300


MICA Graduate Admission, 131 West North Avenue, MD, Baltimore,

21201, United States of America

MICA International Fellowship AwardSubjects: Fine and applied arts.

Purpose: To serve as a tuition scholarship.

Eligibility: Open to all international students accepted to the Institute.


Type: FellowshipValue: 50 per cent of tuition


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: MICA


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: All accepted applicants are automatically

considered.


Funding: PrivateContributor: MICA

No. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 260


MICA Graduate Admission, 131 West North Avenue, MD, Baltimore,

21201

MASSEY UNIVERSITY

0800 MASSEY, TXT 5222, New Zealand

Tel: (64) 09 414 0800, 64 6 350 5701

Fax: (64) 09 443 9704


Website: www.massey.ac.nz

Massey University is a state funded university with a proud 80-year

tradition of academic excellence. Its distance-learning programme

delivers university qualifications to all parts of the country. It has a

strong national and international reputation for the quality of research,

research-led teaching, and the contributions of staff and graduates. It

is a leader in advancing the economic, social, and cultural well-being

of the people of New Zealand.

C. Alma Baker Postgraduate ScholarshipSubjects: Agriculture, agriculture-related technologies or the study of

rural society.

Purpose: To encourage students enroling in Master’s or doctoral

thesis programmes.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who are graduates and citizens of

New Zealand. Awards are available for those intending to undertake

postgraduate research either in New Zealand or overseas. Scholar-

ships will be based on academic achievement.

Level of Study: Graduate, Postgraduate

Type: ScholarshipValue:Maximum $13,000 a year for a Master’s student and $20,000 a

year for a doctoral student

Length of Study: 1 year for Master’s and up to 3 years for a Doctoral

programme

Frequency: Dependent on funds available

Country of Study: New Zealand

No. of awards offered: Up to 6

Application Procedure: Applicants must apply on the prescribed

form to the Secretary, C. Alma Baker Trust. A certified copy of

Academic Record, birth certificate, passport, or other proof of

citizenship, and an outline of proposed research (not more than one

page) must be enclosed with the application.

Closing Date: February 1st

Funding: TrustsAdditional Information: Do not send original documents as applica-

tion and attachments will not be returned. Information provided will be

used by the trust or its representatives only for awarding scholarships

and may be subject to verification procedures as appropriate.


C. Alma Baker Trust, c/o School of People, Environment & Planning

Social Sciences Tower, Level 3, Massey University, Palmerston

North, PN 331, New Zealand


Contact: Professor Barrie Macdonald, Secretary

Hurley Fraser Postgraduate ScholarshipSubjects: Applied sciences.

Purpose: To support postgraduate research in agriculture and

horticulture.

Eligibility: Applicants must have enrolled for a full-time postgraduate

degree or a diploma in one of the Applied Sciences. The award is

based on the candidate’s academic attainment.


Type: ScholarshipValue: Up to $2,000 per year

Study Establishment: Massey University


Application Procedure: Applicants must apply to the Scholarships

Office, Graduate Research School on forms (ASSC.3) available from

Massey Contact or can be downloaded from the website.


Contributor: John Alexander Hurley Scholarship and the Edith Fraser

Agricultural and Horticultural Research Fund

Additional Information: The award shall be paid in May. Applications

will not be accepted more than 3 months in advance of the closing date.


Tel: 0800 627 739


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Postdoctoral Fellowship in ComputationalBiologySubjects: Computational Biology.

Eligibility: A PhD in computational biology, or other applicable field.

Candidates must have solid quantitative skills, preferably including a

background in bioinformatics, statistics and programming. Training in

other subject areas (such as biology or anthropology) can be provided

as required. Knowledge of genetic systems would be beneficial. For

detailed information, please visit website.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Salaries are extremely competitive, starting at New Zealand

$64,000 (US$53,000) per year

Length of Study: 2.5 years


Application Procedure: To apply for this position, applicants have to

upload required documents (in PDF format) by October 20th at the

official Massey University job website: a brief statement of research

interests, qualifications and experience; a curriculum vitae, including a

list of scientific publications; names and contact details of three

referees willing to provide a confidential letter of recommendation

upon request.

Closing Date: October 20th

Additional Information: Funding is guaranteed for 2.5 years.

Sir Alan Stewart Postgraduate ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To encourage new postgraduate enrolments from other

tertiary institutions and to assist Massey students to progress from

undergraduate to postgraduate study.

Eligibility: Applicant must be enrolled or be intending to enrol full-time

or part-time, in the year the award is to be made, in their initial year of

a first postgraduate programme, undertaken either internally or

extramurally and must be a New Zealand citizen or permanent

resident who has completed an undergraduate degree at a New

Zealand university.


Type: ScholarshipValue: $4,000 per year for full-time students and pro-rated for part-

time students

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Any Massey University campus



Application Procedure: Check website for further details.

Closing Date: December 1st

Additional Information: Consideration will normally only be given to

students with a B+ average or better. Full-time students may hold the

scholarship only once. Part-time students may re-apply to the

maximum of $4,000 in a period of 4 years from first enrolment in the

postgraduate programme. Applications will NOT be accepted more

than 3 months in advance of the closing date.


Massey University, Private Bag 11-222, Palmerston North, New

Zealand


THE MATSUMAE INTERNATIONALFOUNDATION

4-14-46 Kamiogi, Suginami-ku, Tokyo, 167-0043, Japan

Tel: (81) 3 3301 7600

Fax: (81) 3 3301 7601


Website: www.mif-japan.org

Contact: Mr Secretary General

Matsumae International Foundation Research FellowshipSubjects: Any subject, however, priority is given to the fields of

natural science, engineering and medicine.

Purpose: To provide an opportunity for foreign scientists to conduct

research at Japanese institutions.

Eligibility: Open to applicants under 49 years of age, of non-

Japanese nationality who hold a Doctorate, and who have not

previously been to Japan.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, Professional development, Research

Type: FellowshipValue: f220,000 is provided monthly for the purpose of payment

of tuition, expenses for research material etc. f100,000 is provided to

assist with local travel expenses on arrival, the initial cost of lodging

etc. We are now receiving applications for 2018 fellowships program

Length of Study: 3–6 months

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: UnrestrictedCountry of Study: JapanNo. of awards offered: 20Application Procedure: Applicants must obtain the current issue of

the fellowship announcement from the Foundation.

Closing Date: August 31stFunding: PrivateContributor: Charitable donations from individuals

No. of awards given last year: 29No. of applicants last year: 147Additional Information: Priority will be given to the fields of natural

science, engineering and medicine.

THE MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE

Lentzeallee 94, 14195 Berlin, Germany

Tel: +49 30 824060

The Max Planck Society grants scholarships of various amounts in

line with the academic qualifications of the applicant.

Criminology Scholarships for Foreign Researchers inGermanySubjects: Criminology.

Purpose: To pursue research programme.

Eligibility: Preference is given to those researchers whose work

promotes and advances the goals of the research program and the

research focuses of the Institute.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, ResearchValue: Doctoral scholarships: h1,365 per month. Post-doctoral

scholarships: h2,100 per month. Research scholarships: h2,300 per

month

Country of Study: Germany

Application Procedure: For more details, please visit website: http://

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foreign-researchers


MAX PLANCK SOCIETY

und internationales Strafrecht – Stipendienstelle d. Verwaltung,

Gunterstalstr. 73, 79100 Freiburg i. Br, Germany

Contact: Max-Planck-Institut fur auslandisches

Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law is

offering research scholarships for foreign researchers whose work

promotes and advances the goals of the research program and the

research focuses of the Institute.

Max Planck Society Research ScholarshipsSubjects: comparative law, European criminal law, international

criminal law, economic crime, terrorism, organized crime, and

information law

Purpose: To foster individual research projects, the Max Planck Society

offers foreign researchers the possibility of obtaining a scholarship.

Type: ScholarshipValue: h1,365 per month for doctoral scholarships, h2,100 per month

for post-doctoral scholarships and h2,300 per month for research

scholarships

Frequency: 2 and 4 months

Application Procedure: For information concerning the application

procedure, please email [email protected].


Additional Information: Applications can be made either to the

Department of Criminal Law (Prof. Dr Dr h.c. mult. Ulrich Sieber) or to

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the Department of Criminology (Prof. Dr Dr h.c. mult. Hans-Jorg

Albrecht). Please clearly specify the chosen department in your

application.

MCDONNELL CENTER FOR THE SPACESCIENCES

Washington University in St. Louis, Campus Box 1105,

One Brookings Drive, St Louis, MO, 63130 4899,


Tel: (1) 314 935 5332

Fax: (1) 314 935 4134


Website: www.mcss.wustl.edu

The McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences supports and

stimulates scientists to work on fundamental problems in Space

Sciences and Astroparticle Physics transcending borders between

scientific disciplines.

McDonnell Center Astronaut Fellowships in the SpaceSciencesSubjects: Space sciences, physics, earth sciences, astronomy,

chemistry and planetary studies.

Purpose: To encourage scholarship and research in graduate

students interest in the space sciences.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the US who have applied for and been

accepted into a graduate programme in the departments of physics or

earth and planetary sciences or chemistry at Washington University,

St Louis. Candidates must have an excellent academic background

and a particular interest in the space sciences.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Full tuition plus a stipend


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Washington University


No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants who have been accepted into a

Washington University graduate programme in physics, earth and

planetary sciences, chemistry, biology or electrical engineering and

who have exhibited an interest in the space sciences are eligible to be

considered for a McDonnell Center Astronaut Fellowship.

Closing Date: January 15th (check the website)


http://mcss.wustl.edu/opportunities/graduate_fellowship.

McDonnell Graduate Fellowship in the Space SciencesSubjects: Space sciences, physics, earth sciences, astronomy,

chemistry and planetary studies.

Purpose: To encourage scholarship and research in graduate

students in the space sciences.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who have applied for and been

accepted into a graduate programme in the department of physics or

earth and planetary sciences at Washington University, St Louis.

Candidates must have an excellent academic background and a

particular interest in the space sciences.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Full tuition plus a stipend


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Washington University


No. of awards offered: 4Application Procedure: Applicants who have been accepted into a

Washington University graduate programme in physics, earth and

planetary sciences, chemistry, biology or electrical engineering and

who have exhibited an interest in the space sciences are automatically

considered for a McDonnell Center Fellowship.

Closing Date: January 15th (check the website)

Funding: Private

No. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: Please see the website for further details

http://mcss.wustl.edu/opportunities/graduate_fellowship.

MCGILL UNIVERSITY

845 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal, Quebec, Que., H3A 0G4,

Canada

Tel: (1) 514 398 4066/4455

Fax: (1) 514 398 2499

Email: [email protected],

[email protected]

Website: www.mcgill.ca

McGill University is Canada’s best known university, renowned inter-

nationally for the highest standards in teaching and research and the

outstanding record of achievement of professors and students. In fields

like neurosciences, pain, cancer research and public policy to name but a

fewMcGill is at the forefront of achievement nationally and internationally.

Boulton FellowshipSubjects: Law, especially with significance to the Canadian legal

system and legal community.

Purpose: To provide young scholars with an opportunity to pursue a

major research project or to complete the research requirements for a

higher degree.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who have completed the residency

requirements for a doctoral degree in law.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Canadian $30,000–35,000 per year


Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Applicants must write for details.




Boulton Fund Administrators, Faculty of Law, McGill University, 3644

Peel Street, Montreal, QC, H3A 1W9, Canada


MEDIA@MCGILL

840 Dr Penfield, Room 231 Montreal, Quebec, H3A 0G2 Canada

Website: [email protected]

Contact: Media@McGill Postdoctoral Fellowship

Media@McGill is a hub of interdisciplinary research, scholarship and

public outreach on issues in media, technology and culture, located in

the Department of Art History and Communication Studies at McGill

University in Montreal, Canada.

Media@McGill Postdoctoral FellowshipSubjects: Media, technology and culture.

Purpose: Media@McGill’s residential postdoctoral fellowships are

awarded to scholars from the humanities and social sciences, working

on any historical period. The 2017–2018 fellowship is dedicated to the

theme of ‘‘Migrant Media.’’Eligibility: The Media@McGill Postdoctoral Fellowship is open to

both national and international scholars who have completed their

doctoral degree in a university other than McGill no earlier than June

1, 2013. Candidates must have defended their dissertation and

received their PhD by May 1, 2017. Fluency in English is essential;

working knowledge of French is an asset.

Value: $45,000 CAD for 1 year

Study Establishment: Media@McGill

Country of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: 1Closing Date: February 3rd

Additional Information: For additional information, please contact

[email protected].

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MEDICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION(MLA)

65 East Wacker Place, Suite 1900, Chicago, IL, 60601 7246,


Tel: (1) 312 419 9094

Fax: (1) 312 419 8950


Website: www.mlanet.org

Contact: Maria Lopez, CAE, Executive Director

The Medical Library Association (MLA) is organized exclusively for

scientific and educational purposes, and is dedicated to the support of

health sciences research, education and patient care. MLA fosters

excellence in the professional achievement and leadership of health

sciences libraries and information professionals to enhance the quality

of healthcare, education and research.

Cunningham Memorial International FellowshipSubjects: Medical librarianship.

Purpose: To assist in the education and training of health science

librarians from countries outside the US and Canada.

Eligibility: Open to those with a baccalaureate degree and a library

degree who are working in a medical library. The applicant must

submit a signed statement from a home country official stating that he

or she is guaranteed a position in a medical library upon returning

home. A satisfactory score must be achieved on the Test of English as

a Foreign Language competency examination. Nationals of the USA

or Canada are not eligible.


Type: FellowshipValue: US$3,500 to cover travel and expenses to the MLA’s Annual

Meeting

Length of Study: 2–3 weeks

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Medical libraries

Country of Study: United States of America or Canada

No. of awards offered: 1–2Application Procedure: Applicants must submit a completed

application form with three letters of reference in English, a project

overview, a certificate of health, Test of English as a Foreign

Language examination result and an audio or video tape.



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Eugene Garfield Research FellowshipSubjects: Health sciences librarianship, information sciences and

research.

Purpose: To stimulate research into the history of information

sciences to increase the underlying knowledge-base and enhance the

current and future practice of the information professions, particularly

health sciences librarianship and health informatics.

Eligibility: Health sciences librarians and information scientists,

health professionals, researchers, educators, and administrators are

eligible. Applicants must have a master’s or doctor’s degree or be

enrolled in a program leading to such a degree and demonstrate a

commitment to the health sciences.

Type: FellowshipValue: US$5,000Length of Study: 1 year

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America and Canada

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

cation, curriculum vitae, a detailed research proposal, and letter(s) of

support from the applicant’s home institution.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: The fellowship is not designed to support

research for a doctoral dissertation or master’s thesis. For more

information about any of MLA’s grants or scholarships, contact Maria

Lopez at 312 419 9094 (x15).



Website: www.mlanet.org

MLA Continuing Education GrantsSubjects: The theoretical, administrative and technical aspects of

library and information science.

Purpose: To provide professional health science librarians with the

opportunity to continue their education.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the US or Canada or permanent

residents who are medical librarians with a graduate degree in library

science and at least 2 years of work experience at the professional level.


Type: FellowshipValue: US$100–500Length of Study: 1 year


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must complete and submit an

application form along with three references. Candidates should also

identify a continuing education programme.


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 2Additional Information: The award does not support work towards a

degree or certificate. For more information about any of MLA’s grants

or scholarships, contact Maria Lopez, 312 419 9094 x15.

MLA Research, Development and Demonstration Project

GrantSubjects: Health science librarianship and the information sciences.

Purpose: To provide support for research, development and

demonstration projects that will help to promote excellence in the field

of health sciences librarianship.

Eligibility: Open to members of the Association who have a graduate

degree in library science, are practicing medical librarians with at least

2 years of experience at the professional level and are citizens or

permanent residents of the USA or Canada. Grants will not be given to

support an activity that is only operational in nature or that has only

local usefulness.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: US$100–1,000Length of Study: 1 year

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America or Canada

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

application form with three references, a detailed description of the

project design and budget.


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 4Additional Information: For more information about any of MLA’s

grants or scholarships, contact Maria Lopez, 312 419 9094 x15.

MLA ScholarshipSubjects: Library science.

Purpose: To provide an opportunity to study at an ALA-accredited

library school.

Eligibility: Open to citizens and permanent residents of the USA

or Canada who are entering an ALA-accredited library school or

who have at least one half of the academic requirements of the

programme to finish in the year following the granting of the

scholarship.


Type: ScholarshipValue: Up to US$5,000

Length of Study: 1 academic year

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America or Canada

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application form with two letters of reference, official transcripts and a

statement of career objectives.




MLA Scholarship for Minority StudentsSubjects: Medical librarianship.

Purpose: To provide a minority student with the opportunity to begin or

continue graduate study in the field of library and information science.

Eligibility: Open to African, American, Hispanic, Asian, Pacific Island

or Native American students who are entering an ALA-accredited

library school and have at least one half of the academic requirements

of the programme to finish in the year following the granting of the

scholarship.


Type: ScholarshipValue: Up to US$5,000


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: An ALA-accredited school



application form with two letters of reference, official transcripts and a

statement of career objectives.




Thomson Reuters/MLA Doctoral FellowshipSubjects: Medical librarianship and information science.

Purpose: To encourage superior students to conduct doctoral work in

the field of health sciences librarianship or information sciences.

Eligibility: Open to citizens or permanent residents of the USA or

Canada who are graduates of an ALA-accredited library school and

are enrolled in a PhD programme with an emphasis on biomedical and

health-related information science.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: US$2,000Length of Study: 1 year, non-renewable




application form with two letters of reference, transcripts of graduate

work completed, a summary of the project and a detailed budget plus

a signed statement of terms and conditions.


Funding: Commercial, private

Contributor: Thomson Scientific

Additional Information: The award supports research or travel

applicable to the candidate’s study and may not be used for tuition.

For more information about any of MLA’s grants, scholarships, or

fellowships, contact Maria Lopez, 312 419 9094 x15.

MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL (MRC)

David Phillips Building, Polaris House, North Star Avenue, Swindon,

Wiltshire, SN2 1FL, England

Tel: (44) 020 7636 5422

Fax: (44) 020 7436 6179


Website: www.mrc.ac.uk

The Medical Research Council (MRC) offers support for talented

individuals who want to pursue a career in the biomedical sciences,

public health and health services research. It provides its support

through a variety of personal award schemes that are aimed at each

stage in a clinical or non-clinical research career.

Clinician Scientist FellowshipSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: Aim to develop outstanding medically and other clinically

qualified professionals who have gained a PhD/DPhil to establish

themselves as independent researchers.

Eligibility: Open to hospital doctors, dentists and general practi-

tioners, nurses, midwives and members of the allied health profes-

sions. All applicants must have obtained a PhD, DPhil, or MD in a

basic science or clinical research project, or expect to have done so by

the time they take up the award. Applications from existing MRC

fellows are particularly welcome. There are no residence eligibility

restrictions for these fellowships.

Level of Study: Research, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Competitive personal salary support plus research support

staff at the technical level, research expenses, capital equipment and

a travel allowance for attendance at scientific conferences

Length of Study: Up to 5 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A suitable university department or similar

institution


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit a personal applica-

tion. Forms and further details are available from the MRC.

Closing Date: April 9thFunding: Government

No. of applicants last year: 40Additional Information: Organization head office is split into

two locations: London and Wiltshire. Please see the website for

further details www.mrc.ac.uk/Fundingopportunities/Fellowships/

Clinicianscientist/index.htm#top.

Jointly Funded Clinical Research Training FellowshipSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To provide an opportunity for specialized or further research

training within the UK leading to the submission of a PhD, DPhil,

or MD.

Eligibility: Open to members of the Royal College of Surgeons of

Edinburgh wishing to pursue research at the PhD or MD level.

Residence requirements apply.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: An appropriate clinical academic salary will be provided along

with a fixed sum for research expenses and a travel allowance for

attendance at scientific conferences



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Application Procedure: Applicants must submit a personal applica-


Closing Date: Applicants are advised to check the MRC website for

details

Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 17Additional Information: The MRC provides opportunities for addi-

tional clinical research training fellowships through collaborations with

Royal Colleges and Charity funders. Any jointly funded fellowships will

be offered under standard MRC terms and conditions and at the same

funding level as any other MRC clinical research training fellowship.

Not all jointly funded opportunities are available for each competition

round; please see the competition deadlines for information on

which funders are offering award for that competition. If you have

any queries on MRC fellowships, please contact via email at

[email protected].

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MRC Career Development AwardSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To award outstanding researchers who wish to consolidate

and develop their research skills and make the transition from

postdoctoral research and training to becoming independent investi-

gators, but who do not hold established positions.

Eligibility: It is expected that all applicants will hold a PhD or MPhil in

a basic science and will have at least 3 years of postdoctoral research

experience.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: Competitive personal salary support plus research support





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No. of awards given last year: 13No. of applicants last year: 86Additional Information: Awards may occasionally be jointly funded

with other bodies. Please contact the Fellowships Section at the MRC

for further details. Please see the website for further details www.mrc.

ac.uk/Fundingopportunities/Fellowships/Careerdevelopmentaward/

index.htm.

MRC Clinical Research Training FellowshipsSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To provide an opportunity for specialized or further research

training leading to the submission of a PhD, DPhil, or MD.

Eligibility: Open to hospital doctors, dentists, general practitioners,

nurses, midwives and allied health professionals. Residence require-

ments apply.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: An appropriate clinical academic salary will be provided along

with a fixed sum for research expenses and a travel allowance for



Study Establishment: A suitable university department or similar

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Closing Date: September 11th by 4 pm (First round) and January

15th by 4 pm (Second round)

Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 39No. of applicants last year: 169Additional Information: In addition to this scheme, the MRC also

offers Joint Training Fellowships with the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of

England and Edinburgh and the Royal College of Obstetricians

and Gynaecologists. These awards are aimed at individuals whose

long-term career aspirations involve undertaking academic clinical

research. Fellowships may also be jointly funded with the MS Society or

the Prior Group. Please contact the Fellowships Section at the MRC for

further details and see the website www.mrc.ac.uk/skills-careers/

fellowships/clinical-fellowships/clinical-research-training-fellowship-crtf/

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MRC Clinician Scientist FellowshipSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To provide an opportunity for outstanding clinical re-

searchers who wish to consolidate their research skills and make the

transition from postdoctoral research and training to becoming

independent investigators.

Eligibility: The scheme is open to hospital doctors, dentists, general

practitioners, nurses, midwives and allied health professionals. All

applicants must have obtained their PhD or MD in a basic science or

clinical project, or expect to have received their doctorate by the time

they intend to take up an award, and must not hold tenured positions.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: Competitive personal salary support plus research support





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MRC Industrial CASE StudentshipsSubjects: Any biomedical science.

Purpose: To enhance links between academia and industry in the

provision of high-quality research training.

Eligibility: Candidates should have graduated with a good Honours

Degree from a U.K. academic institution in a subject relevant to the

MRC’s scientific remit. This should be an Upper Second Class

(Honours) Degree or higher. The MRC will, however, consider

qualifications or a combination of qualifications and experience that

demonstrates equivalent ability and attainment, e.g. a Lower Second

Class (Honours) Degree can be enhanced by a Master’s degree. A

copy of the regulations governing residence eligibility may be obtained

from the Council.

Level of Study: PostgraduateValue: A tax-free maintenance stipend depending on U.K. location,

university tuition fees up to the current DFEE recommended limit plus

college fees, where applicable. Awards also include a fixed sum for

conference travel expenses and a support grant to the university

department to help cover incidental costs of students’ training. As a

measure of interest and involvement the industrial company is

expected to make a financial contribution to the cost of the studentship


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Universities, medical schools, industry and

other academic institutions


No. of awards offered: Approx. 30–35Application Procedure: The MRC does not make awards directly to

students. Awards are made to industrial partners who apply for

studentships by application. The individual or academic partner will

then advertise for students to apply for their awards. Students who

wish to apply for a studentship are advised to contact the department

where they wish to study to see if it has an allocation of awards.

Closing Date: July 10th

Funding: Commercial

No. of awards given last year: 10No. of applicants last year: 23Additional Information: Applicants should ensure that they have

read the MRC Industrial CASE Scheme Guidance Notes before

completing their application. Please see the website for further details

www.mrc.ac.uk/skills-careers/studentships/how-we-fund-student-

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MRC Senior Clinical FellowshipSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: Aim to develop outstanding medically and other clinically

qualified professionals so that they become research leaders.

Eligibility: Open to nationals of any country. Applicants are expected

to have proven themselves to be independent researchers, be well


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qualified for an academic research career and demonstrate the

promise of becoming future research leaders. The scheme is open to

hospital doctors, dentists, general practitioners, nurses, midwives and

allied health professionals. Applicants must hold a PhD or MD in a

basic science or clinical project and have at least 3 years of

postdoctoral research experience.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: Competitive personal salary support is provided plus research

support staff at the technical and postdoctoral level, research

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MRC Senior Non-Clinical FellowshipSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To provide support for non-clinical scientists of exceptional

ability to concentrate on a period of research.

Eligibility: Open to nationals of any country. Applicants are expected

to have proven themselves to be independent researchers, be well

qualified for an academic research career and demonstrate the

promise of becoming future research leaders. Applicants should

normally hold a PhD or DPhil in a basic science project, have at least

6 years of relevant postdoctoral research experience and not hold a

tenured position.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: Competitive personal salary support is provided plus research

support staff at the technical and postdoctoral level, research

expenses, capital equipment and a travel allowance for attendance at

scientific conferences



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MRC Special Training Fellowship in BiomedicalInformatics (Bioinformatics, Neuroinformatics and HealthInformatics)Subjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: Aim at developing outstanding individuals who are seeking

to move into the application of mathematical, statistical and

computational methods to biomedical and health research problems.

Eligibility: The scheme is aimed at individuals from a variety of

backgrounds such as non-biological as well as biological, non-clinical

as well as clinical, and individuals with PhDs or MDs or with

informatics research experience at the predoctoral level.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: An appropriate academic salary will be provided along with a

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Closing Date: June 16th

Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 5No. of applicants last year: 23Additional Information: Award holders are encouraged to apply for a

PhD or MD if they do not already have one. Please see the website for

further details www.mrc.ac.uk/skills-careers/Fellowships/.

MRC/RCOG Clinical Research Training FellowshipSubjects: Biomedical sciences.

Purpose: To encourage clinicians to become involved in research and

to promote research of relevance to the Royal College of Obstetricians

and Gynaecologists.

Eligibility: Open to members of the RCOG wishing to pursue

research at PhD or MD level. Applicants must have a minimum of one

year of experience in clinical obstetrics and gynaecology and hold part

one membership of the college. Residence requirements apply.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: d50,000–100,000 (estimated total funds is d80,000). Pre-doctoral level–the award provides a competitive personal salary, up to

Specialist Registrar but not including NHS Consultant level, a

Research Training Support Grant of up to d10,000 per year (items

must be detailed and justified), and an annual travel allowance of

d450. Postdoctoral level–the fellowship provides a competitive

personal salary, up to Specialist Registrar but not including NHS

consultant level, research expenses, and travel costs at an appro-

priate level for the research, under full economic costs (FEC). For full

details of what funding includes at each level please see their website


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A suitable university or similar institution


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must contact the Fellowships

Section, Research Career Awards of the MRC for details.

Closing Date: Check with website

Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 2Additional Information: Please see the website for further details.


Tel: 020 7670 5485


MEDICAL RESEARCH SCOTLAND

Turcan Connell, Princes Exchange, 1 Earl Grey Street, Edinburgh,

EH3 9EE, Scotland

Tel: (44) 131 659 8800

Fax: (44) 131 228 8118


Website: www.medicalresearchscotland.org.uk

Contact: The Trust Administrator

Medical Research Scotland is comprehensive in its support and is not

focused on research into any one disease or disorder. It supports the

broad spectrum of medical research, all aimed at improving the

understanding of basic disease mechanisms, diagnosis, treatment or

prevention of disease or advances in medical technology.

Medical Research Scotland Sponsored Daphne Jackson

Trust FellowshipsSubjects: Any of the biomedical, clinical, physical, computing or

engineering sciences or mathematics, provided that the research

addresses a question relevant to the cause, diagnosis, prevention or


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treatment of any disease, or to the development of medical

technology.

Purpose: To provide two year part time fellowships for those wishing

to return to medical research at a Scottish University or Research

Institution after a career break of two years or more. Fellowships are

awarded in conjunction with the Daphne Jackson Trust.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, Professional development

Type: FellowshipValue: Approx. d110,000Length of Study: 2 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Scottish Universities, Higher Education or

research institutions recognized as such

Country of Study: ScotlandNo. of awards offered: Up to 3

Contributor: Income from the original endowment fund, established

when the charity came into being in 1953, invested and augmented by

voluntary donations and bequests

PhD StudentshipSubjects: Any of the biomedical, clinical, physical, computing or

engineering sciences or mathematics, provided that the research

addresses a question relevant to the cause, diagnosis, prevention or

treatment of any disease, or to the development of medical

technology.

Purpose: To provide fully funded four year PhD Studentships,

delivered collaboratively by a recognized Scottish University/Research

Institution and a company working in medically-relevant research,

which incorporate enhanced and tailored academic and commercial

training and experience.

Eligibility: Open to Scottish universities/research institutions working

in conjunction with a trading company operating in Scotland involved

in medically-relevant life sciences research, to deliver 4 high-quality

PhD studentship for suitably highly-qualified and motivated graduates

of any country.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: StudentshipValue: Approx. h100,000Length of Study: 4 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Scottish Universities, Higher Education or

research institutions recognized as such

Country of Study: ScotlandNo. of awards offered: Up to 10

Application Procedure: Applications must be submitted electroni-

cally on forms available from the website, from where full procedural

information is available (www.medicalresearchscotland.org.uk/

apply.htm).

Closing Date: July (check website for exact dates)

Contributor: Income from the original endowment fund, established

when the charity came into being in 1953, invested and augmented by

voluntary donations and bequests

Additional Information: Applications must be submitted by a

university and an appropriate company and not by prospective

students.

MEET THE COMPOSER, INC.

90 John Street, Suite 312, New York, NY, 10038,


Tel: (1) 212 645 6949

Fax: (1) 212 645 9669


Website: www.newmusicusa.org

Meet The Composer’s mission is to increase artistic and financial

opportunities for American composers by fostering the creation,

performance, dissemination and appreciation of their music.

Commissioning Music/USASubjects: Music commissioning.

Purpose: To support the commissioning of new works.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the United States of America only.

Organizations that have been producing or presenting for at least

3 years are eligible and may be dance, chorus, orchestra, opera,

theatre and music-theatre companies, festivals, arts presenters, public

radio and television stations, internet providers, soloists and small

performing ensembles of all kinds, e.g. jazz, chamber, new music, etc.


Type: Grant

Value: Up to US$10,000–20,000


Application Procedure: Individuals cannot apply on their own. Host

organizations must submit completed application forms and accom-

panying materials.

Closing Date: March 19th (check with website)

Contributor: Offered in partnership with the National Endowment for

the Arts

No. of awards given last year: 20–30No. of applicants last year: 150–200Additional Information: Please see the website for further details

www.newmusicusa.org/grants/commissioning-music-usa/.


Tel: ext 102Email: [email protected]

Contact: Scott Winship, Director of Grantmaking Programs

JP Morgan Chase Regrant Program for Small EnsemblesSubjects: Musical performance.

Purpose: To support small New York City-based ensembles and

music organizations committed to performing the work of living

composers and contemporary music.

Eligibility: Open to organizations focused primarily or exclusively on

new music and living composers, improvisers, sound artists or singer/

songwriters.


Type: Grant

Value: US$1,000–5,000Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: United States of America

Application Procedure: Applicants must contact the organization.

Closing Date: Contact organizationFunding: Commercial

Contributor: In partnership with JP Morgan Chase

No. of awards given last year: 15–20No. of applicants last year: 75–100

MetLife Creative ConnectionsSubjects: Musical performance.

Purpose: To support US composers for the participation in public

activities related to specific performances of their original music.

Creative Connections aims to increase awareness and enhance the

creative artist’s role in society by strengthening the connections

between living composers, performing musicians, presenters, com-

munities and audiences.

Eligibility: Open to citizens of the United States of America only.

Organizations may be choruses, dance, opera, theatre and music-

theatre companies, symphonies, arts presenters, musical organiza-

tions, festivals, television production companies, radio stations and

performing ensembles of all kinds, for example, jazz, chamber, new

music etc. Awards are based solely on the overall quality of the

application, which includes the merit of the composer, participation,

and level of audience or community involvement.


Type: AwardValue: Up to US$250–3,500


No. of awards offered: Over 7,500

Application Procedure: Individuals cannot apply themselves, as

performing organizations apply on behalf of the composer. Interested

parties should contact the organization for further details.

Closing Date: check with website

Contributor: MetLife

No. of awards given last year: 85No. of applicants last year: 800–1,000Additional Information: Please see the website for further details

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New Music USA, 90 John St, Suite 312, New York, NY, United States

of America

Website: www.newmusicusa.org

Music AliveSubjects: Music.

Purpose: To offer financial and administrative support for composer-

in-residence positions with orchestral ensembles.

Eligibility: Open to all League American Orchestra and youth

member orchestras.


Type: ResidencyValue: US$50,000–100,000Length of Study: 1–2 years with a minimum on-site presence of 3

weeks per season and a minimum performance of 1 work per season


No. of awards offered: 4–8Application Procedure: Applications are submitted jointly by an

organization and composer who wish to work together.

Closing Date: April 12th (check with website)

Contributor: Offered in partnership with the League American

Orchestras


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MELVILLE TRUST FOR CARE AND CUREOF CANCER

Tods Murray LLP, Edinburgh Quay, 133 Fountain Bridge, Edinburgh,

EH3 9AG, Scotland

Tel: (44) 131 656 2000

Fax: (44) 131 656 2020


Contact: The Secretary

Melville Trust for Care and Cure of Cancer ResearchFellowshipsSubjects: The care and cure of cancer.

Purpose: To fund innovative research work in the care or cure of

cancer.

Eligibility: Applicants, who need not necessarily hold a medical

qualification or have experience of research, should have formulated

proposals for a research project which have been discussed with an

established research worker in the field. The applicant should normally

be under 30 years of age.

Level of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipValue: UKd2,000Length of Study: 1–3 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: One of the clinical or scientific departments in

Lothian, Borders, Fife or Dundee

Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form and then be interviewed.


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 4


Melville Trust for Care and Cure of Cancer, c/o Tods Murray LLP


Melville Trust for Care and Cure of Cancer Research

GrantsSubjects: The care and cure of cancer.

Purpose: To fund innovative research work in cure or care of cancer.

Eligibility: Applicants need not necessarily hold a medical qualifica-

tion or have experience of research. Research support by the Trust

will be carried out in a clinical or scientific department in Lothians,

Borders, Fife or Dundee, the head of which must signify his or her

approval of the application.

Level of Study: ResearchType: Grant

Value: Up to UKd25,000


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: One of the clinical or scientific departments in

Lothian, Borders, Fife or Dundee

Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form.




Melville Trust for Care and Cure of Cancer, c/o Tods Murray LLP


MEMORIAL FOUNDATION FORJEWISH CULTURE

50 Broadway, 34th Floor, New York, NY, 10004,


Tel: (1) 212 425 6606

Fax: (1) 212 425 6602


Website: www.mfjc.org

Contact: Jeni S. Friedman, Executive Vice President

The Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture is committed to the

creation, intensification, and dissemination of Jewish culture worldwide,

the development of creative programs to meet the emerging needs of

Jewish communities globally, and to serving as a central forum for

identifying and supporting innovative programs to insure the continua-

tion of creative Jewish life wherever Jewish communities exist.

Ephraim Urbach Post Doctoral FellowshipSubjects: Jewish Studies.

Purpose: To assist recent recipients of the PhD in a field of Jewish

studies in publishing their first book, launching their scholarly career,

and/or furthering research in their area of special interest.

Eligibility: Graduates of a PhD programme in a field of Jewish studies

who achieved superior grades, in graduate school, completed their

dissertation with distinction, and who show promise of distinguished

academic careers are eligible to apply.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Up to US$10,000


Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any country

No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must be nominated by the head

of the department at which they completed their PhD and must have

received their PhD within 3 years of the date of application. Applicants

must write requesting an application.


Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture InternationalDoctoral ScholarshipsSubjects: Jewish studies.

Purpose: To assist in the training of future Jewish scholars for careers

in Jewish scholarship and research.

Eligibility: Open to graduate students of any nationality who are

specializing in a field of Jewish studies. Applicants must be officially

enrolled or registered in a doctoral programme at a recognized

university and had their dissertation topic approved by the university

before applying.

Level of Study: Doctorate


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Type: ScholarshipValue: Up to US$10,000 a year

Length of Study: 1 academic year, renewable for a maximum of

2 years

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A recognized university


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must write requesting an

application form.

Closing Date: November 15th

Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture International

Fellowships in Jewish StudiesSubjects: A specialized field of Jewish studies that will make a

significant contribution to the understanding, preservation, enhance-

ment or transmission of Jewish culture.

Purpose: To allow well-qualified individuals to carry out independent

scholarly, literary or artistic projects.

Eligibility: Open to recognized or qualified scholars, researchers or

artists of any nationality who possess the knowledge and experience to

formulate and implement a project in a specialized field of Jewish studies.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: FellowshipValue: Up to US$10,000

Length of Study: 1 academic year, in exceptional cases renewable

for a further year


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must write requesting an

application form.


Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture Scholarships forPost-Rabbinical StudentsSubjects: Jewish studies.

Purpose: To assist in the training of future Jewish religious scholars

and leaders and to assist newly ordained rabbis to obtain advanced

training for careers as head of Yeshivot, Dayanim and other

leadership positions.

Eligibility: Open to recently ordained rabbis engaged in full-time

studies at a Yeshiva, Kollel or a rabbinical seminary.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: ScholarshipValue: Minimum award US$1,000 and maximum US$3,000



No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must write for details.

Closing Date: October 31st

MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OFNEWFOUNDLAND (MUN)

Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John’s, PO Box 4200,

NL, A1C 5S7, Canada

Tel: (1) 709 737 8000

Fax: (1) 709 864 3514


Website: www.mun.ca

Located in Canada’s most easterly province, Newfoundland and

Labrador, Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN) offers a

diverse selection of Graduate programmes leading to diplomas,

Master’s and Doctoral degrees in the arts, sciences, professional and

interdisciplinary areas of study. Their goal is to promote excellence in

all aspects of Graduate education in order to assist students to fulfil

their personal goals and to prepare for a productive career.

A. G. Hatcher Memorial ScholarshipPurpose: To provide financial assistance to students who have

demonstrated high academic merit.

Eligibility: Open to applicants who have a high academic merit.

Typically a minimum of a first class degree is required.


Type: ScholarshipValue: Canadian $15,000


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: Up to 3



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The Dr Ethel M. Janes Memorial Scholarship in EducationSubjects: Reading or language arts.

Purpose: To aid students who want to specialize in reading and

language arts and to those who want to make a career in research and

teaching in primary and elementary education.

Eligibility: Must be a full-time graduate student (not working more

than 24 hours per week) in the area of Language and Literacy Studies

for the Fall and Winter semesters.



Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: If you wish to be considered for this award

please contact Darlene Flight ([email protected]) or deliver to Room

2007, with your request to be considered for this award as well as a

brief summary (one or two paragraphs) indicating your contributions to

the area of language and literacy studies.

Closing Date: December 4th

Additional Information: This scholarship will be awarded on the

basis of academic standing in a first Memorial University of New-

foundland Education degree to a graduate student with a specializa-

tion in reading or language arts. In the event that in any given year no

graduate student qualifies for the award, this scholarship will be

awarded to an undergraduate student. Instalments of $1,000.00 each

will be awarded in two successive academic terms; and the scholar-

ship is renewable for two years, provided first-class standing is

maintained. Please see the website for details www.mun.ca/educ/

grad/awards_scholarships.php.

The Echos Du Monde Classique/Classical Views

Internship FundSubjects: Classics.Purpose: To support a full time graduate student in Classics to train

as an editorial intern with EMC/CV.

Eligibility: The student must be from a rural community in New-

foundland and Labrador, express an interest in returning to work in

rural Newfoundland, and be registered for full-time studies at Memorial

University of Newfoundland.


Type: InternshipValue: Canadian $10,000

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: VariesClosing Date: Check with website

Contributor: Jointly sponsored by the journal Echos du Monde

Classique/Classical Views and the school of Graduate studies

Additional Information: Please see the website for details www.

mun.ca/sgs/current/scholarships/internal_nominated.php#echos.

The Imperial Tobacco Canada Limited GraduateScholarship in Business StudiesSubjects: Business studies.

Purpose: To assist students whose area of specialization is business

studies.

Eligibility: Applicant must be entering full-time graduation and whose

area of specialization is business studies.



Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 2Closing Date: Check with website

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The Maritime Awards Society of Canada (MASC) MaritimeStudies ScholarshipSubjects: Maritime studies.

Purpose: To aid outstanding students who wish to study further.

Eligibility: Contact the School of Graduate Studies for details.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, PredoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: Canadian $5,000

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Memorial University of Newfoundland

No. of awards offered: 1Closing Date: February 7th (check with website)



Maritime History InternshipSubjects: History.Purpose: To support graduate students in history to train as an

editorial intern with the journal The Northerner Mariner/Le Marin

du nord.

Eligibility: Applicant must be a graduate student in history.

Level of Study: Graduate, Postdoctorate, Predoctorate

Type: InternshipValue: Canadian $12,000. It will be paid over a period of three

successive academic semesters and may be renewed

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: VariesClosing Date: Check with website

Funding: FoundationContributor: Sponsored by Canadian Nautical Research Society and

the School of Graduate Studies

Additional Information: Pleasesee thewebsite for furtherdetailswww.mun.ca/sgs/current/scholarships/internal_nominated.php#maritime.

The National Scholarship in Ocean Studies at MemorialUniversity of NewfoundlandSubjects: Chemistry, biochemistry, biology, mathematics and statis-

tics, physics and physical oceanography, earth sciences, geography,

economics or engineering.

Purpose: To financially assist outstanding PhD candidates in an

aspect of ocean studies.

Eligibility: Open to applicants who are outstanding PhD candidates in

an aspect of ocean studies.

Level of Study: PhDValue: Canadian $18,000 and a one-time grant of up to Canadian

$2,000 may be made in support of travel to appropriate conference

where the student is presenting research findings

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Application forms are available at the School

of Graduate studies.

Closing Date: July 1st

Funding: FoundationAdditional Information: Please see the website for further details


The P. J. Gardiner Award for Small Business andEntrepreneurshipSubjects: Business administration.

Purpose: To recognize student creativity, innovation and entrepre-

neurship as evidenced by the establishment or plan to establish a new

venture.

Eligibility: Students at all levels of their Business Program (graduate

or undergraduate) are eligible for the award. The applicant must

submit a Venture Plan in the case of a proposed venture or a detailed

description of a venture that they have already established.


Value: Canadian $5,000

Frequency: Annual

No. of awards offered: VariesClosing Date: Check with website

Funding: FoundationAdditional Information: Please see the website www.mun.ca/sgs/

current/scholarships/internal_nominated.php#P.J.Gardiner for details.

The Peter Gardiner Award for International StudySubjects: Business studies.

Purpose: To support Business students to study at Memorial

University of Newfoundland Harlow Campus or at another university

outside Canada.

Eligibility: Applicant must be an undergraduate or a graduate student

of business studies.


Type: AwardValue: Canadian $2,500

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Memorial University of Newfoundland Harlow

Campus or at another university outside Canada

No. of awards offered: 2Closing Date: check with website

Funding: FoundationAdditional Information: Please see the website www.mun.ca/sgs/

current/scholarships/internal_nominated.php#PeterGardiner for

further details.

Sally Davis Award – Graduate ScholarshipSubjects: Peace and international understanding, literacy, labour

movement, gun control and environment.

Purpose: To provide financial support and celebrate the memory and

life work of Sally Davis.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who are full-time students in the

Master of Women’s Studies programme.


Type: ScholarshipValue: $750Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Memorial University of Newfoundland

Country of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: 1Closing Date: check with website

Contributor: Family and friends of Sally


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php#sallydavis.

School of Graduate Studies F. A. Aldrich AwardSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: Toenablestudents toundertake full timegraduateprogramme

based on academic merit and need only if all other things are equal.

Eligibility: Applicant must be enrolled in a full time graduate

programme.

Type: AwardValue: $2,000Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: Up to 3

Closing Date: Check with website

Additional Information: Please see the website for details at www.

mun.ca/sgs/current/scholarships/internal_nominated.php#sgsaldrich.

School of Graduate Studies F. A. Aldrich AwardSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To financially assist students with exceptional academic

achievement to study further.

Eligibility: Open to full-time Canadian students on the basis of

exceptional academic achievement.

Level of Study: Predoctorate, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Canadian $2,000

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Memorial University of Newfoundland

No. of awards offered: 3Closing Date: March 26th (check with website)


mun.ca/sgs/current/scholarships/internal_nominated.php#sgsaldrich.

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MENINGITIS RESEARCH FOUNDATION

Midland Way, Thornbury, Bristol, BS35 2BS, England

Tel: (44) 014 5428 1811

Fax: (44) 014 5428 1094


Website: www.meningitis.org

Contact: Mrs Gillian Currie, Research Officer

Meningitis Research Foundation is a registered charity that

supports an international programme of independently peer-

reviewed research into the prevention, detection and treatment of

meningitis and septicaemia. The Foundation also provides infor-

mation for public and health professionals, runs medical and

scientific meetings and provides support to people affected by

the disease.

Meningitis Research Foundation Project GrantSubjects: Meningitis and associated infections.

Purpose: To fight death and disability from meningitis and septicae-

mia by supporting research with the potential to produce results in

immediate problem areas. Priority is given to work that is likely to bring

clinical or public health benefits.

Eligibility: Meningitis Research Foundation research grants may be

held in any country; nationality is not a restriction. Employees of

commercial companies are not eligible to apply.

Level of Study: ResearchType: Project grantValue: Up to UKd150,000 per year


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Universities, research medical institutions and

hospitals


No. of awards offered: Varies (usually 3–6)

Application Procedure: Applicants must submit a two- or three-page

outline proposal by email summarizing the work planned, the

approximate cost and the duration of the project. This must include

approximately ten lines explaining: (a) how the work described falls

within the Foundation’s research strategy, (b) the potential for clinical/

public health benefit arising from the study and (c) why the applicant

has chosen to apply to the Foundation for funding for this particular

project. Based on the preliminary proposal, applicants may be invited

to submit a full application. Applicants who are invited to apply in full

submit a detailed research plan with other support documents. These

are assessed by external referees and the Foundation’s Scientific

Advisory Panel.

Closing Date: Please see www.meningitis.org for more details

including exact dates for this year’s grant round

Funding: Commercial, corporation, foundation, government, indivi-

duals, private, trusts

Contributor: Voluntary donations from the public

No. of awards given last year: 3No. of applicants last year: 41 proposals, 13 full applications

MESA STATE COLLEGE

PO Box 2647, 1100 North Avenue, Grand Junction, CO 81501,


Tel: (1) 970 248 1020

Fax: (1) 970 248 1973


Website: www.mesastate.edu

Contact: MBA Admissions Officer

Mesa State College, founded in 1925, is a comprehensive, liberal arts

college that offers programmes at the Master’s, baccalaureate,

associate degree and certificate levels.

Brach, Louis and Betty ScholarshipSubjects: Natural science and mathematics.

Purpose: To provide financial assistance.

Eligibility: Open to full-time students who are in need of financial

help.

Level of Study: Postgraduate

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

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Mesa State College




Additional Information: Please see the website for further details.

Bray Leadership ScholarshipSubjects: Business administration.

Eligibility: Open to full-time students pursuing a Bachelor of Business

Administration degree.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: US$1,000 or as determined by funds available



Application Procedure: A completed application form must be

submitted.



Burkey Family Memorial ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To support full-time students of the College.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who are full-time seniors at the

College with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: US$500 or as determined by funds available




Application Procedure: Contact the foundation.



Edwin and Harriet Hawkins History of MathematicsScholarshipSubjects: Mathematics.

Eligibility: Open to full-time students enroled in the spring mathe-

matics course.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: US$1,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Mesa State College





Mesa State College Academic (Colorado) ScholarshipSubjects: Natural sciences and mathematics.

Eligibility: Open to students of Meta State College who are citizens of

USA.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Up to US$1,000




Application Procedure: A completed application form, available on

the website, must be submitted.



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METIS CENTRE AT NAHO

220 Laurier Avenue, W. Suite 1200, Ottawa, ON, K1P 5Z9, Canada

Tel: (1) 613 237 9462

Fax: (1) 613 237 1810


Website: www.naho.caTel: 877 602 4445

The Metis Centre is a national, non-profit, Metis-controlled centre of

the National Aboriginal Health Organization. The Metis Centre is

dedicated to improving the mental, physical, spiritual, emotional and

social health of all Metis in Canada through public education and

health promotion.

Metis Centre Fellowship ProgramSubjects: Health research.

Purpose: To financially support graduate students of Metis ancestry

currently engaging in, or with an interest in, developing research on

Metis population health.

Eligibility: Open to all students of Metis ancestry registered in a full-

time graduate level programme at any Canadian university.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: FellowshipsValue: Canadian $5,000

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: 3Application Procedure: There is no application form, the application

package must consist of a cover letter, concise summary of the

proposed research paper, official transcripts and letter of support from

a faculty member familiar with the applicant’s research, as well as

from a Metis community member.

Closing Date: August 11thAdditional Information: Fellowship recipients will be required to

submit a detailed methodology, literature review and research paper

to the Metis Centre at NAHO within a specified timeframe. Please see

the website for further details.

THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART

1000 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, 10028 0198,


Tel: (1) 212 535 7710

Fax: (1) 212 650 2253


Website: www.metmuseum.org

Contact: Erica Lohe, Education Programs Associate

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the world’s largest and finest

art museums. Its collections include more than two million works of art

spanning 5,000 years of world culture, from prehistory to the present,

and from every part of the world. As one of the greatest research

institutions in the world, the Metropolitan Museum welcomes the

responsibility to train future scholars and museum professionals. The

Museum offers opportunities for students at several stages in their

academic careers, from high school to the postgraduate level.

Internships and apprenticeships can be either paid or unpaid, full- or

part-time and can last from 9 weeks to an academic year.

The Cloisters Summer Internship for College StudentsSubjects: Art history and related fields.

Purpose: To support students showing an interest in museum

careers.

Eligibility: Any matriculated college student who will not graduate

before August is eligible to apply. First- and second-year under-

graduates are given special consideration.

Level of Study: UndergraduateType: InternshipValue: Approx. $2,925 ($9.29 per hour, less applicable taxes and

deductions)

Length of Study: 9 weeks, full-time from June to August

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Metropolitan Museum of Art



Application Procedure: Please visit www.metmuseum.org/research/

internships-and-fellowships/internships/internships-for-college-

and-graduate-students/the-cloisters-summer-internship-for-college-

students for application procedures.


Funding: PrivateContributor: The Winston Foundation, Inc.

Additional Information: Applicants must submit a one-time, non-

refundable $50 processing fee. If this fee is a financial burden, send a

request for a fee waiver with a brief explanation of need to

[email protected] before submitting your internship

application. All fee waiver requests will be reviewed carefully and

granted based on each individual’s specific circumstances. Please

see the website for further details.

Editorial Internship in EducationSubjects: Design, education, art history or related humanities fields.

Purpose: To support students who wish to participate in the

production of print and online publications created for families,

teachers, students and the general museum public.

Eligibility: This internship is open to current college seniors who will

have graduated by the beginning of the program and individuals who

completed their undergraduate degrees no more than one year prior to

the application deadline. Current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors

are not eligible to apply.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: InternshipValue: Approx. $25,000 ($13.74 per hour, less applicable taxes and

deductions) and benefits currently offered to non-exempt full-time

employees of the museum




No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Please visit website for application

procedures.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: Please see the website for further details.

Lifchez/Stronach Curatorial InternshipSubjects: Art history.Purpose: To support students interested in a curatorial career.

Eligibility: This internship is open to current college seniors who will

have graduated by the beginning of the program, current graduate

students, and individuals who completed their undergraduate or

graduate degrees no more than one year prior to the application

deadline. Current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors are not eligible

to apply.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: InternshipValue: Approx. $16,500 ($12.09 per hour, less applicable taxes and

deductions) and benefits currently offered to non-exempt full-time

employees of the museum

Length of Study: 9 months



No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Please visit www.metmuseum.org/research/

internships-and-fellowships/internships.


Funding: PrivateContributor: Judith Lee Stronach and Raymond Lifchez

No. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: Please see the website for further details.

Museum Education and Public Practice FellowshipSubjects: The fellowship is awarded in museum education and public

practice at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the USA.

Purpose: This fellowship is available for pursuing research level at the

Metropolitan Museum of Art in the USA.

Eligibility: The fellowship is intended for an individual with at least ten

years of experience in the museum field or related work.

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Level of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipValue: The stipend amount is $10,500, with up to an additional $6,000

for travel (maximum of one week) and miscellaneous expenses.

Health care benefits are included


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: The mode of applying is online.


Additional Information: All applicants will be notified by March 7th.

Summer Internships for College and Graduate StudentsSubjects: Art history and related fields.

Purpose: To support students showing an interest in museum careers.

Eligibility: Please refer to website for eligibility requirements.


Type: InternshipValue: US$3,500 for graduate students; $3,250 for college students

Length of Study: 10 weeks, full-time June through August



No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Please visit www.metmuseum.org/research/

internships-and-fellowships/internships/internships-for-college-

and-graduate-students/paid-internships-for-college-and-graduate-

students@the-main-building for application form.


Funding: PrivateContributor: The Lebensfeld Foundation, The Billy Rose Foundation,

Francine LeFrak Friedburg, the Solow Art and Architecture Founda-

tion and the Ittleson Foundation, Inc.

Additional Information: Graduate interns work on projects related to

the Museum’s collection or to a special exhibition as well as

administrative areas. Please see the website for further details.

The Tiffany & Co. Foundation Curatorial Internship inAmerican Decorative ArtsSubjects: Art history and related fields.

Purpose: To support students showing an interest in American

Decorative Arts.

Eligibility: This internship is open to individuals who will have

completed a master’s degree in a field related to American decorative

arts by the beginning of the program, or who completed a master’s

degree in a field related to American decorative arts no more than one

year prior to the application deadline.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, Graduate

Type: InternshipValue: US$25,000; stipend of US$3,000 available for research and

educational travel






Funding: PrivateContributor: The Tiffany & Co. Foundation

No. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: Please see the website for further details.

MICHIGAN SOCIETY OF FELLOWS

0540 Rackham Building, 915 E. Washington Street, Ann Arbor, MI,

48109 1070, United States of America

Tel: (1) 734 763 1259

Fax: (1) 734 647 8168


Website: http://societyoffellows.umich.edu/

Contact: Administrative Specialist

The Michigan Society of Fellows with support from the Andrew W.

Mellon Foundation promotes academic and creative excellence in

the humanities and the arts, the social, physical and life sciences

and the professions. The objective of the Society is to provide

financial and intellectual support for individuals selected for out-

standing achievement, professional promise and interdisciplinary

interests.

Michigan Society of Fellows Postdoctoral FellowshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide financial and intellectual support for individuals

selected for outstanding achievement, professional promise and

interdisciplinary interests.

Eligibility: Applicants must be near the beginning of their professional

careers and have completed a PhD or comparable professional or

artistic degree 3 years prior to application.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: A stipend of US$55,000 per year


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The University of Michigan


No. of awards offered: 8Application Procedure: Applicants must complete an application

form available from the website.

Closing Date: September 30th (check with website)

Funding: PrivateContributor: The University of Michigan, Andrew W. Mellon

Foundation


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MICROSOFT RESEARCH

One Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA, 98052,


Tel: (1) 800 642 7676

Fax: (1) 425 93 936 7329


Website: www.research.microsoft.com

In 1991, Microsoft Corporation became the first software company to

create its own computer science research organization. It has

developed into a unique entity among corporate research laboratories,

balancing an open academic model with an effective process for

transferring its research to product development teams.

Microsoft FellowshipSubjects: Computer science.

Purpose: To empower and encourage PhD students in the Asia-

Pacific region to realize their potential in computer science-related

research and to recognize and award outstanding PhD students.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who specialize in computer science,

electronic engineering, information technology or applied mathematics

and are in their first or second year of PhD programme and is enrolled

as a PhD student by the time of the nomination and has spent 6–18

months working towards a PhD.

Level of Study: ResearchType: FellowshipsValue: 100 per cent of the tuition and fees, a stipend to cover living

expenses while in school (US$28,000), travel allowance to attend

professional conferences or seminars (US$4,000). See the website for

details


Frequency: AnnualApplication Procedure: Applicants must send the completed

application form (downloaded from the website), 2 recommendation

letters, curriculum vitae and a video or Power Point presentation with

audio introduction (on compact disk), including statement of purpose,

previous, on-going and future projects, research interests and

accomplishments.

Closing Date: October 9th

Additional Information: Previous Microsoft Fellows are excluded.

Please see the website for further details.

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MS Fellow 2006 Committee Microsoft Research Asia 3F Beijing

Sigma Center No 49 Zhichun Road, Beijing PR, Haidian District,

100080, China


Website: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/collaboration/awards/

apply-us.aspx

Microsoft Research European PhD ScholarshipProgrammeSubjects: Intersection of computing and the sciences including

biology, chemistry and physics.

Purpose: To recognize and support exceptional students who show

the potential to make an outstanding contribution to science.

Eligibility: Applicant must have been accepted by a university in

Europe to start a PhD or will have completed no more than 1 year of

their PhD by October.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: ScholarshipsValue: h30,000 per year and a laptop with a range of software

applications


Frequency: AnnualClosing Date: September 26th (check with website)

Additional Information: All queries should be sent via email and

please see the website for further details.



Website: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/collaboration/global/

apply-europe.aspx

Microsoft Research India PhD FellowshipsSubjects: Computer science.

Purpose: To support PhD students at Indian universities while they

pursue doctoral education in computer science and related areas.

Eligibility: Students must be enrolled in a PhD program at an Indian

university, students must be in the first, second or third year of their

PhD studies, students who are studying computer science, electrical

engineering, electrical/electronics, communication engineering,

mathematics and other fields closely related to computer science are

eligible to apply.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipsValue: The award comprises a monthly stipend of INR 25,000

(Rupees Twenty Five Thousand Only) that will be disbursed to the

awardee over a maximum period of four years. This monthly sum can

be used for tuition, books, stipends, and/or any other expenses. The

Microsoft Research India PhD Fellow will also be eligible a separate

sum of INR 2,00,000 (Rupees Two Lakh only) which will be included in

the Fellowship grant amount, for purchase of a Windows 8 laptop,

travel to conferences and seminars during the term of the Fellowship,

plus miscellaneous expenses


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 5Application Procedure: The application process is completely

online. Sign up to create your application by using the online

application system.

Closing Date: April 27thAdditional Information: The Fellows will also have the option of a

3–6 months internship at Microsoft Research India. Please see

the website for further details http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/

collaboration/global/india/phdfellowships.aspx.

MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY LONDON

The Burroughs, London, NW4 4BT, United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 020 8411 6286

Fax: (44) 020 8203 6105


Website: www.mdx.ac.uk

Contact: Scholarships office

The Alumni BursarySubjects: All subjects.Eligibility: Available to U.K./EU students who completed their first

degree at Middlesex and have an offer for a further taught masters

programme here. The bursary applies to self-financing students and

students not eligible for funding from Student Finance England.

International (i.e. outside of the EU) alumni, not already receiving an

International Merit Award or regional award, may be eligible to receive

a 10 per cent reduction in tuition fees when progressing to

postgraduate study at Middlesex.


Type: BursaryValue: Up to 20 per cent of the tuition fee


Study Establishment: Middlesex University London


Application Procedure: Find out more from your nearest regional

office.

Closing Date: There is no application process for your alumni bursary

Contributor: Middlesex University London

Additional Information: Students already holding another Middlesex

Scholarship (e.g. Academic Excellence Scholarship) are not entitled to

the Alumni bursary.

The David Caminer Postgraduate Scholarship inBusiness ComputingSubjects: Business computing.

Eligibility: Open to any first year MSc student in the School of

Science and Technology. The scholarships will be available to

students who have demonstrated excellent academic potential.

Applications are welcome from students who have fulfilled the

admission criteria and been offered a place to study for a post-

graduate degree based in the School of Science & Technology.


Type: ScholarshipValue: d5,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Middlesex University London


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: To apply, please fill in the Scholarship

application form (https://mdx.hobsons.co.uk/emtinterestpage.aspx?

ip=scholarship).

Closing Date: End of August


Additional Information: A student will only be entitled to one award

during his/her period of study with Middlesex University.

Dean’s Academic Excellence ScholarshipEligibility: Open to all U.K./EU applicants, in addition to international

applicants who are either current Middlesex undergraduate students

(at all Middlesex campuses) or else have graduated from Middlesex

University previously. International students who are not current

Middlesex students, or alumni of the university, are not eligible for this

scholarship.


Type: AwardValue: Up to 50 per cent reduction of the postgraduate tuition fee

applied on enrolment

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Middlesex University London


No. of awards offered: 75Closing Date: June end


Additional Information: For further information, please visit www.

mdx.ac.uk/courses/fees-and-funding/scholarships-and-bursaries

Scholarship.

International Merit AwardSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: Middlesex University is renowned for offering unrivalled

support to international students and gives out scholarships and merit

awards to international students totalling around d1,000,000 each

year.

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http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/collaboration/global/india/phdfellowships.aspx

Eligibility: Open to any international postgraduate student in any

subject.


Type: AwardValue: Up to d2,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Middlesex University London


Application Procedure: There is no separate application for this

award; international students should apply for their chosen course

through the normal application process. Awards will be given on a

case-by-case basis which will be dependent on your course and

application.


Additional Information: Successful candidates will be notified at the

point of offer for a programme of study and the award amount will be

deducted from their tuition fees. NB: Research students are not

eligible for the International Merit Award.

Santander Academic Excellence ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Eligibility: Open to any new undergraduate or postgraduate student

from South America. Awarded to students residing in South America,

who have received an unconditional offer to study at Middlesex

University, this scholarship is available for the first year of under-

graduate or postgraduate study, and will be awarded as a d5,000

reduction from tuition fees applied upon enrolment. Postgraduate

applicants must have completed their degree at an accredited

institution.

Level of Study: Graduate, Postgraduate, Undergraduate

Type: ScholarshipValue: d5,000Study Establishment: Middlesex University London


No. of awards offered: 11Application Procedure: Email the Americas and Caribbean regional

office ([email protected]) to apply and for more information.

Closing Date: There is no deadline


Additional Information: Please note that awards will be allocated

based on application date so we encourage you to apply as soon as

possible.

Santander Formula ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Eligibility: Open to any undergraduate or postgraduate student from

South America. Awarded to South American students demonstrating

excellent academic potential.


Type: ScholarshipValue: d4,200 towards the students’ fees



No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Email the Americas and Caribbean regional

office ([email protected]) to apply and for more information.

Closing Date: There is no deadline


Additional Information: Please note that awards will be allocated

based on application date so we encourage you to apply as soon as

possible.

Santander Mobility ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Eligibility: Open to any undergraduate or postgraduate exchange

student. Available for exchange students resident within the UK and

countries listed in the Santander Universidades scheme*.


Type: ScholarshipValue: d1,000 each



No. of awards offered: 10Contributor: Middlesex University London

Additional Information: *Countries involved in the Santander

Universidades Scheme include; Argentina, Brazil, Belgium, Chile,

China, Colombia, Germany, Ghana, Korea, Mexico, Poland, Portugal,

Puerto Rico, Russia, Singapore, Spain, USA, UK, UAE, and Uruguay.


United Kingdom

Tel: (44) 208 411 5962


Contact: Dr Nosheen Rachel-Naseem, Student Exchange Manager

Santander Work Based Learning ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Eligibility: Open to any Work Based Learning student who has

demonstrated academic excellence. You must have applied, or be

currently enrolled on an undergraduate or postgraduate/doctoral

programme within the Institute for Work Based Learning.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, Postgraduate, Undergraduate

Type: ScholarshipValue: d5,000Study Establishment: Middlesex University London


Application Procedure: To apply, please fill in our Scholarship

application form (https://mdx.hobsons.co.uk/emtinterestpage.aspx?

ip=scholarship).

Closing Date: August 28thContributor: Middlesex University London

Sports ScholarshipsSubjects: Sports.Eligibility: Open to any undergraduate or postgraduate student

demonstrating a significant achievement in sport. If you are competing

at a regional or national level in your sport, you could be eligible for

support and funding through the Middlesex Sport Scholarship

Scheme. This is for talented sports performers, who are keen to

continue their sporting endeavours and compete for the University.

Three levels of scholarship are available with financial support ranging

from d200 to d1,000 in any academic year.

Type: ScholarshipValue: Varies from d200 to d1,000

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Middlesex University London


Application Procedure: To apply, please fill in our Scholarship

application form online at https://mdx.hobsons.co.uk/emtinterestpage.

aspx?ip=scholarship.



Additional Information: The decision on the level of financial support

offered to successful applicants will be made by the Scholarships

Committee, whose decision is final. Applications must be supported by

a written reference, copies of certificates or other evidence relevant to

sporting achievements.

The Textile Alliance Scholarship for Masters in DesignSubjects: Design.Eligibility: Open to any first year MA Design student who is a resident

of Hong Kong. This gold standard scholarship allows a high achieving

student who is a permanent resident in Hong Kong the opportunity to

study full time for a 1-year masters programme in a Design discipline

at Middlesex University in London.


Type: ScholarshipValue: Covers tuition fees and living expenses




No. of awards offered: 1Contributor: Middlesex University London

Additional Information: The student will be assessed on their design

skills and ability by our academic staff in London and our Regional

Director in Hong Kong.

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MILES MORLAND FOUNDATION

South Africa


Website: www.milesmorlandfoundation.com

The MMF was set up by Miles Morland after a career investing in

Africa through two companies he founded, Blakeney Management

and DPI (Development Partners International). In the course of this

career Miles has been surprised, entertained, impressed, and

humbled by the energy, wit, entrepreneurialism and talent of the

Africans he has got to know.

Miles Morland Foundation Writing Scholarship forAfricansSubjects: The scholarship is provided for fiction or non-fiction writing

but not poetry, plays or screenplays.

Purpose: The scholarship is intended to enable writers to write a new

work not complete a work in progress.

Eligibility: To qualify for the Scholarship a candidate must submit a

piece of published work, or an excerpt from a piece of published work,

of between two and seven thousand words to be evaluated by a panel

set up by the MMF which will include MMF trustees and past

participants in the Caine Prize. The Scholarships will be open to

anyone who has been born in Africa or both of whose parents were

born in Africa.

Type: ScholarshipValue: The Scholars will receive a grant of d18,000, paid monthly over

the course of one year

Country of Study: AfricaNo. of awards offered: Up to 3

Application Procedure: Required scans and Word documents

should be emailed to [email protected]. For detailed information,

please visit website.


Contributor: Miles Morland Foundation

Additional Information: The Scholarships will be announced in

December.

MINDA DE GUNZBURG CENTER FOREUROPEAN STUDIES (CES) AT

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

27 Kirkland Street, Cabot Way, Cambridge, MA, 02138,


Tel: (1) 617 495 4303

Fax: (1) 617 495 8509


Website: www.ces.fas.harvard.edu

The Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies at Harvard is

dedicated to fostering the study of European history, politics and

society. Through graduates, who go on to teach others about Europe

and to many other roles in society, the Center sustains America’s

knowledge base about Europe, an important contribution to interna-

tional understanding in difficult times.

Graduate Dissertation Research FellowshipSubjects: Cultural, economic, historical, intellectual, political or social

trends or on public policy in contemporary Europe (1750–present).

Purpose: To fund students from Harvard and the Massachusetts

Institute of Technology who wish to conduct dissertation research.

Eligibility: Harvard doctoral students and MIT doctoral students in the

social sciences. Applicants must have completed two years of

graduate school and have passed their general examinations, but they

can be at any stage of research.

Level of Study: Doctorate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: US$24,000Length of Study: 1 year

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Harvard University


No. of awards offered: Varies

Application Procedure: The application in pdf format is available on

the CES website.


Funding: FoundationContributor: Krupp Foundation and Minda de Gunzburg Center for

European Studies

No. of awards given last year: 10No. of applicants last year: 18Additional Information: The fellowships cannot be deferred and

must be used within the 12 month period for which they are awarded.

Minda de Gunzberg Graduate Dissertation CompletionFellowshipSubjects: History, social sciences and cultural studies in modern or

contemporary Europe (1750–present).

Purpose: To support students conducting dissertation work on

contemporary Europe.

Eligibility: Open to advanced Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of

Technology doctoral students. Students must have completed two

draft dissertation chapters and submitted them to their advisor at the

time of application.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: US$24,000Length of Study: 1 year

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Harvard University


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Application form is available on the CES

website.


Funding: FoundationContributor: Krupp Foundation and Minda de Gunzburg Center for

European Studies

No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 14Additional Information: The fellowships cannot be deferred andmust

be usedwithin the 12month period forwhich they are awarded.No other

employment is allowed under the grant except serving as an adviser for

an undergraduate senior thesis. Studentswhohavepreviously received

writing/completion grants from other sources are not eligible.

MINERVA STIFTUNG

Gesellschaft fur die Forschung mbH, Hofgartenstrabe 8, D-80539,

Munich, Germany

Tel: (49) 89 2108 1420

Fax: (49) 89 2108 1451


Website: www.minerva.mpg.de

Minerva FellowshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To fund scientific visits of Israeli scholars and scientists and

to promote Israeli-German scientific co-operation.

Eligibility: Applicants from all subjects at German and Israeli

universities and research institutions are eligible to apply.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postdoctorate, ResearchType: FellowshipValue: h1,128 per month for scientists working on their PhD thesis,

h2,100 per month for scientists (PhD) with 2 years working experience

and h2,300 per month for scientists (PhD) with 5 years working

experience

Length of Study: Minerva Fellowships are initially granted for a

minimum of 6 months, but they can be extended for up to a maximum

of twenty-four months. There is the possibility of extending them for a

third year (for graduates only)

Study Establishment: A German university or research institute


No. of awards offered: 1Closing Date: January 15th and June 15th

Additional Information: Dependency allowance: up to h256 per

month for an accompanying spouse (if spouse has income less than

h409), Children’s allowance: up to h51 per month per child (if children

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accompany family to Germany for minimum 6 months). Payment in

kind: up to h123 per month. (for books, travel to symposia, etc.)


Minerva Fellowship Office, Max Planck Gesellschaft, Frau Sieglinde

Reichardt, Hofgartenstr. 8, Munchen, 80539, Germany

Minerva Short-Term Research GrantsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To fund scientific visits of Israeli scholars and scientists and

to promote Israeli–German scientific co-operation.

Eligibility: Open to applicants from all research facilities (in

Israel–public or governmental research institutes) and universities in

Germany and Israel. Applicants should not be older than 38 years.

(Maternal leave will be taken into account with regard to the age limit).

Level of Study: ResearchType: Grant

Value: h300 per week for doctoral candidates and h425 per week for

postdoctoral candidates. (Additional payments like travel grants and

family allowances are possible, depending on the type of the

fellowship/grant)

Length of Study: 1–8 weeks

Study Establishment: A German university or research institute


Application Procedure: Applications including letters of invitation

and letters of recommendation must be sent by electronic mail and

must reach the Minerva office by May 2nd.

Closing Date: May 2nd

Additional Information: Flights are covered by a lump sum of up to

h700.00.


Minerva Foundation, Head Office, Munich, Germany

Tel: (49) 89 2108 1258


Contact: Michael Nagel

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCEAND CULTURE (ICELAND)

Arni Magnusson Institute for Icelandic Studies, Sigurur Nordal Office,

Thingholtsstraeti 29, PO Box 1220,121, Reykjavik, Iceland

Tel: (354) 562 6050

Fax: (354) 562 6263


Website: www.arnastofnun.isContact: Ms Gurun Laufey Gumundsdottir, Project Manager

The University of Iceland is a state university, founded in 1911. The

university serves a nation of approximately 320,000 people and

provides instruction for some 14,000 students studying in 5 schools

and 26 faculties.

Ministry of Education, Science and Culture (Iceland)

Scholarships in Icelandic StudiesSubjects: Icelandic as a second language provides students with a

good practical and theoretical basis for the Icelandic language and

Icelandic culture. It facilitates further study in linguistics, literature,

history, and translation.

Eligibility: Citizens of the following countries may apply: Austria,

Bulgaria, Canada, China, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark,

Estonia, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Greenland,

Holland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway,

Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United

Kingdom and United States of America. The scholarships are intended

for students of the Icelandic language. Preference will, as a rule, be

given to a candidate under 35 years of age. Students must have

completed one year of university study. Students must also have prior

knowledge of Icelandic according to the requirements for BA study in

Icelandic as a second language.

Level of Study: UnrestrictedType: ScholarshipValue: Icelandic Krona ca. 1,040,000 plus tuition

Length of Study: 8 months

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The University of Iceland, Reykjavik

Country of Study: IcelandNo. of awards offered: ca. 15Application Procedure: Students from these countries, with excep-

tion of students from USA, can apply directly to the Ami Magnusson

Institute. Application must be made on special application form that

can be found on the website http://arnastofnun.is/page/studentastyr-

kir_menntamalaraduneytis_en. There are also application information

for students from USA.


Funding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 16No. of applicants last year: 99Additional Information: A special committee in Iceland will decide on

the outcome of the applications and its evaluation will be announced to

the candidates by January. No one can be granted a scholarship more

than 3 times. For further information, please contact at email: [email protected].


Arni Magnusson Institute for Icelandic Studies, ingholtsstræti 29,

121 Reykjavık, PO Box 1220, Iceland

Website: www.arnastofnun.is

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT &FORESTS (MOEF) GOVERNMENT

OF INDIA

Wildlife Preservation, Ministry of Environment & Forests CGO

Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi, 110003, India

Tel: (91) 11 24 362064


Website: www.envfor.nic.inContact: The Director

The Ministry of Environment & Forests (MoEF) is an agency in the

administrative structure of the Central Government, for the planning,

promotion, co-ordination and overseeing the implementation of

environmental and forestry programmes. The principal activities

undertaken by MoEF are conservation and survey of flora, fauna,

forests and wildlife, prevention and control of pollution, afforestation

and regeneration of degraded areas and protection of environment in

the frame-work of legislations.

Rajiv Gandhi Wildlife Conservation AwardSubjects: Wildlife conservation.

Purpose: To encourage individuals who will make a significant

contribution in the field of wildlife and also a major impact on the

protection and conservation of wildlife in the country.

Eligibility: Open to Indian citizens, any recognized institution,

individual or Government and forest staff who are engaged in scientific

work for the cause of protection and conservation of wildlife. There is

no age limit.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: AwardValue: INR 100,000

Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: IndiaNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Any citizen of India can recommend a name.

Thenominationsmustbeaccompaniedby the followingdetails alongwith

detailed biodata (10 copies): Name & address of the nominee, Area of

work, Significant contributionsmadeby the nominee,Measurable impact

or likely impact of the nominee’s work in the field of wildlife.

Funding: Government

THE MINISTRY OF FISHERIES

Pastoral House, 25 The Terrace, PO Box 2526, Wellington, 6140,

New Zealand

Tel: (64) 0800 00 8333

Fax: (64) 6448 94 0720


Website: www.fish.govt.nz/en-nz/default.htm


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Ministry of Fisheries PG Scholarships in QuantitativeFisheries ScienceSubjects: Fisheries science.

Purpose: To allow graduate students to develop expertise in

quantitative fisheries science and encourage postgraduate students to

contribute to priority research areas identified by the New Zealand

government.

Eligibility: Open to applicants with majors or minors in mathematics,

statistics, biology, economics or computer science.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: $30,000 per year for PhD and up to $20,000 per year for

Masters

Length of Study: 3 years (PhD) and up to 2 years (Masters)

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants should contact Rebecca Lawton

for details.


Contributor: In collaboration with NIWA

Additional Information: Research is most likely to be carried out a

NIWA facility. Preference will be given to New Zealand citizens.


The Ministry of Fisheries

Tel: 04 819 4251


Contact: Rebecca Lawton

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OFTHE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

Directorate of Public Diplomacy, Tower Building, 12th Floor,

Jl. Pejambon No. 6, Jakarta Pusat, 10110, Indonesia

Tel: (62) 21 344 15 08

Website: www.kemlu.go.id

Indonesian Arts and Culture ScholarshipSubjects: The programme will include Indonesian language lessons.

A minimum skill in Bahasa Indonesia or English will be an advantage

for candidates, but is not a main criterion for the programme.

Purpose: The Indonesian Arts and Culture Scholarship (IACS) has

been conducted since 2003 and was initially offered to and

participated by member countries of the South West Pacific Dialogue

(SwPD); Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines,

Timor-Leste, and the host Indonesia.

Eligibility: Candidates should preferably be single, and between the

ages of 21–30 years old with at least a high school diploma.

Candidates should possess high interest and talent in the arts. Arts

students or those with an academic history on Indonesian culture are

encouraged to apply.

Type: ScholarshipApplication Procedure: All applications should be received by the

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia/Embassies/Consulates by the

deadline.


Additional Information: Please check detailed information at www.

kemlu.go.id/Pages/InformationSheet.aspx?IDP=107&l=id or please

send email to [email protected].

MINTEK

Private Bag X3015, Randburg, 2125, South Africa

Tel: (27) 11 709 4111

Fax: (27) 11 793 2413


Website: www.mintek.co.za

Mintek is the partially state-funded South African metallurgical

research organization. Its mission is to serve the national interest

through high-calibre research and development and technology

transfer that promotes mineral technology, and to foster the

establishment of small, medium and large industries in the field of

minerals and products derived from them.

Mintek BursariesSubjects: Chemical, metallurgical and electrical engineering, light

current and electronics, chemistry, with an emphasis on inorganic,

physical or analytical chemistry, metallurgy, extraction and miner-

alogy, geology, and physics.

Purpose: To promote the training of research workers for the minerals

industry in general and to meet its own needs for technically trained

people.

Eligibility: Open to graduates of any nationality who possess an

appropriate 4-year degree or higher qualification. Knowledge of

English is essential. Preference is given to South African citizens.

Merit and excellence are the criteria for selection. The project should

be a promising development that will contribute to Mintek’s activities

and is in line with its strategic purpose. The student must have a

strong academic background and show the potential to develop

expertise that would benefit Mintek, and the institution where the

project is carried out should be a centre of excellence in the subject.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: BursaryValue: Bursaries cover the full payment of registration, tuition and

residence fees, plus an allowance, in return for a commitment to work

at Mintek on a month-for-month basis

Length of Study: Up to 2 years. Extension of this period can be

granted by the President of Mintek

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Any university or technikons in fields that

complement its own activities

Country of Study: South Africa

No. of awards offered: 35Application Procedure: Applicants must write for details.


Funding: Government

Additional Information: Candidates are requested to sign a contract

before starting their project. Usually, Mintek insists on a service

commitment from the bursar on the completion of his or her studies on

a year-to-year basis. Bursars are paid a monthly bursary-salary and

Mintek pays the institution an amount to cover the project’s running

costs.

MINTRAC NATIONAL MEAT INDUSTRYTRAINING ADVISORY COUNCIL

LIMITED

Suite 2, 150 Victoria Road, Drummoyne, New South Wales,

MSW, 2047, Australia

Tel: (61) 02 9819 6699

Fax: (61) 02 9819 6099


Website: www.mintrac.com.au/index.php

Aims to provide highly valued services to the Meat Industry in the

areas of education and training development and advocacy along with

providing products and services in accordance with world’s best

practice, satisfying and rewarding career paths for industry partici-

pants at every level, and securing and maintaining the ongoing

commitment of the industry and its financial supporters.

MINTRAC Postgraduate Research ScholarshipSubjects: Research related to meat industry.

Purpose: To offer scholarships to students undertaking Honours,

Masters or Doctorate programs with research in the meat industry.

Eligibility: Open to the candidates who want to undertake post-

graduate research degrees (for Masters and Doctorate students) in

disciplines relevant to the meat industry.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: A stipend of $25,000 per year will be paid to full-time students,

or $12,500 per year for part time students, proceeding to Masters or

Doctorate for the duration of their studies. A stipend of $19,000 per

year will be paid to full-time or $9,500 per year for part-time students

proceeding towards an Honours qualification

Study Establishment: Australian Universities

Country of Study: AustraliaApplication Procedure: Applicants must send the applications along

with academic transcript(s), Overview of R&D project, Supervisor’s


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letter confirming acceptance of proposed study, Meat industry

conformation letter (unless forwarded separately), and Referee’s

reports (unless forwarded separately).

Closing Date: December 14th

Funding: PrivateContributor: Red meat industry

Additional Information: A thesis allowance of $800 will be paid to the

student on receipt of their thesis and precis and on the condition that

progress reports have been received in a timely manner.

MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY

College of Business, Glass Hall 223, 901 South National Avenue,

Springfield, MO, 65897, United States of America

Tel: (1) 417 836 5616

Fax: (1) 417 836 6636


Website: www.mba.missouristate.edu

Contact: Dr Elizabeth Rozell, MBA Program Director

Missouri State University’s College of Business has earned the

highest level of accreditation for its programs, ensuring you will be

prepared for the regional, national and international job market. MBA

students experience a program that is flexible, accessible, affordable

and with a solid reputation for international excellence.

Carr Foundation/MBA ScholarshipSubjects: Awarded annually to a student in the MBA program.

Awards made with regard for financial need.

Purpose: To assist a worthy graduate student in pursuing a master’s

of business administration degree in College of Business.

Eligibility: Students must be enrolled in the MBA program and display

financial need. Awarded annually to a student in the MBA program.

Awards made with regard to financial need.

Level of Study: Graduate, MBA

Type: ScholarshipValue: $600Length of Study: VariesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Missouri State University


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must contact the organization for

application details. Apply online (check in November).


Funding: Foundation, privateContributor: Carr Foundation/MBA Scholarship Endowment

No. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 87Additional Information: The scholarship is automatically renewed as

long as the student maintains satisfactory academic progress;

however, the recipient must reapply to renew. Please check more

information at http://business.missouristate.edu.

Dr James C and Mary Lee Snapp Graduate ScholarshipPurpose: To assist a worthy graduate student in pursuing a master’s

degree in College of Business.

Eligibility: Awarded annually to a full-time graduate student in the

College of Business administration, with an undergraduate and

graduate GPA of 3.0. Financial need will be considered.


Type: ScholarshipValue: $1,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Missouri State University


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Apply online.


Funding: Individuals, privateContributor: Dr James C and Mary Lee Snapp Graduate Scholarship

Endowment


Additional Information: Award is renewable; student must reapply

for full consideration with all other applicants. Please check more



Website: www.coba.missouristate.edu

Dr R Stephen Parker College of Business ScholarshipSubjects: Awarded annually to a full-time student in College of

Business.

Purpose: To assist a worthy undergraduate or graduate student in

pursuing a Master’s or Bachelor’s degree within the College of

Business.

Eligibility: Applicant must be full-time undergraduate or graduate

student of College of Business, pursuing a Master’s of Bachelor’s

degree. Applicant must be from the St. Louis MO Area. Given with

regard to financial need. Participation in the Woman Team Leadership

Program of St. Louis preferred.

Level of Study: Graduate, MBA, Undergraduate





Funding: PrivateContributor: Annual Gifts Private Donor

No. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 4,408Additional Information: Please check at http://business.

missouristate.edu.

Graduate College FellowshipSubjects: Awarded annually to a full-time student enrolled in the

Master of Accountancy or MBA with an Accounting concentration, a

cumulative GPA of 3.0 must demonstrate leadership.

Purpose: To attract very highly qualified graduate students to enter

graduate programs at Missouri State University who are getting

assistantship offers from competing institutions.

Eligibility: Enrolled, full-time student, in the Master of Accountancy or

MBA, with an Accounting concentration. Cumulative 3.0 GPA

required. One must demonstrate leadership.

Level of Study: MBA

Type: ScholarshipValue: $2,000 per year in addition to the GA stipend offered by the

department

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Missouri State University


No. of awards offered: 3Application Procedure: Apply online through website.


Funding: PrivateContributor: BKD Educational Fund Endowment

No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 145Additional Information: Please check at http://business.

missouristate.edu.

John L. and Rita M. Bangs ScholarshipSubjects: Awarded annually to a full-time student seeking a degree in

the College of Business, preference will be given to students majoring

in Computer Information System or Marketing. Preference for

academically excellent students. Presidential scholars are eligible.


pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in College of Business.

Eligibility: Open to graduate College of Business applicants who are

academically talented. Preference will be given to Computer

Information Systems and/or Marketing major. Awarded annually to a

full-time student seeking a degree in the college of business.

Preference will be given to students majoring in computer information

systems or marketing. Preference for academically excellent students,

Presidential scholars not eligible.


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No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Apply online (check in November for

upcoming academic year).


Funding: Individuals, privateContributor: John L. and Rita M. Bangs Scholarship endowment

No. of awards given last year: 3No. of applicants last year: 146Additional Information: Award is renewable; student must reply for

full consideration with all other applicants. Please check more


Marketing Employers ScholarshipPurpose: To assist a worthy undergraduate or graduate student in

pursuing an MBA or a Bachelor’s degree with emphasis in Marketing

within College of Business.

Eligibility: One must be in the College of Business as an under-

graduate student, with emphasis in Marketing OR as a graduate

student, pursuing MBA with emphasis in Marketing. Selection made

with regards to leadership a strong work ethic and overall GPA of 3.0

required.

Level of Study: Graduate, MBA, Undergraduate

Type: ScholarshipValue: $400Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Missouri State University




Funding: PrivateContributor: Private donor – individual

No. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 4,408Additional Information: Please check at http://business.

missouristate.edu for further information.

Missouri State University Graduate AssistantshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To assist students with expenses and to enhance

learning while studying for advanced degrees at Missouri State

University.

Eligibility: Applicants must be admitted to a graduate program

at MSU to be eligible. A minimum grade point average at 3.00 on

the undergraduate cumulative last 60 hours of undergraduate

coursework or a minimum grade point average of 3.00 on 9 hours or

more of graduate coursework is required. Graduate students who

did not receive both their primary and secondary education where

English was the primary language must meet the following

requirements to qualify for graduate assistantships; successful

completion of one semester of graduate studies of MSU, during

which they complete cultural orientation to prepare them for a

teaching appointment and pass an MSU-juried examination, in

which the candidate must demonstrate his or her ability to interpret

written English passages and to communicate orally in English in

a classroom setting.


Type: AssistantshipValue: A minimum stipend of US$8,160 for the academic year

(9 months) in a few situations, a stipend of $9,928 may be awarded.

Tuition fees and some students fees waived

Length of Study: A maximum of 2 years (including Fall, Spring and

Summer)

Study Establishment: Missouri State University


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit an application

directly to the department in which the assistantship is sought it is wise

to check with the department before applying. Information from an

applicant must include employment history academic history and the

addresses of referees. Applications are available from the Graduate

College and on the website http://graduate.missouristate.edu/

currentstudents/Assistantships.htm.

Closing Date: Dates determined by university departments seeking

applicants

Contributor: College of Business

No. of awards given last year: VariedAdditional Information: Please visit the website and contact the

Graduate College for further information.

Missouri State University Graduate AssistantshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To assist students with expenses and to enhance

learning while studying for advanced degrees at Missouri State

University.

Eligibility: Applicants must be admitted to a graduate program at

MSU to be eligible. A minimum grade point average of 3.00 on the

undergraduate cumulative last 60 hours of undergraduate coursework

or a minimum grade point average of 3.00 on 9 hours or more of

graduate coursework is required. Graduate students who did not

receive both their primary and secondary education where English

was the primary language must meet the following requirements to

qualify for graduate assistantships: successful completion of one

semester of graduate studies at MSU, during which they complete

cultural orientation to prepare them for a teaching appointment and

pass an MSU-juried examination, in which the candidate must

demonstrate his or her ability to interpret written English passages and

to communicate orally in English in a classroom setting.


Value: A minimum stipend of US$8,000 for the academic year (9

months). In a few situations, a stipend of $9,730 may be awarded

Length of Study: A maximum of 2 years (including Fall, Spring, and

Summer)

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Missouri State University


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit an application

directly to the department in which the assistantship is sought. It is

wise to check with the department before applying. Information from

an applicant must include employment history, academic history and

the addresses of referees. Applications are available from the

Graduate College and on the website: http://graduate.missouristate.

edu/assets/graduate/GA_application.pdf.

Funding: Government

Contributor: College of Business Administration

Additional Information: For further information visit the website or

contact the Graduate College.

Raikos ScholarshipSubjects: Scholarship is awarded annually to students enrolled in

the College of Business, undergraduate or graduate, with a cumulative

3.5 GPA.


pursuing a Master’s or Bachelor’s degree in the College of Business.

Eligibility: Student must have graduated from a high school within

100 miles of Springfield, MO. Applicant must be enroled full-time as an

undergraduate or graduate student, with a cumulative 3.5 GPA.

Type: ScholarshipValue: $2,500–10,000Frequency: AnnualFunding: Private

The Robert W. and Charlotte Bitter Graduate ScholarshipEndowmentPurpose: To assist a worthy graduate student in pursuing a master’s

of business administration or master’s of accounting degree in College

of Business.

Eligibility: Awarded annually to a student seeking an MBA or

MACC, be enroled in 12 hours or enrolled in 6 hours or more each

semester if the student is a graduate assistant, have a combined

formula score (200 grade point average plus Graduate Management


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Admission Test score) of 1,100 or higher and minimum 3.3 graduate

grade point average, have completed a minimum of 24 hours or

15 hours, if the student is a graduate assistant, and have completed

all prerequisite courses or be currently enroled in final prerequisite

courses.

Level of Study: MBA, Mater’s in Accounting

Type: ScholarshipValue: $1,000Length of Study: VariesFrequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Missouri State University


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must contact the organization for

application details. Apply online (Check in November).

Closing Date: March 1st (priority deadline); May 1st (absolute)

Funding: Foundation, privateContributor: The Robert W. and charlotte Bitter Graduate Scholar-

ship Endowment

No. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 121Additional Information: Not renewable. Please contact the university

for further information.

Ron and Carol Bottin ScholarshipPurpose: To assist a worthy undergraduate or graduate

student in pursuing a master’s or bachelor’s degree in College of

Business.

Eligibility: Open to a full-time undergraduate of graduate student

seeking a degree in accounting, finance or management. Incoming

freshmen will be considered based on high school academic

performance and leadership, while current students must have an

overall GPA of 3.0. Preference will be given to non-traditional and

single parent students.

Level of Study: Graduate, Undergraduate

Type: ScholarshipValue: $1,000Study Establishment: Missouri State University


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Apply online through website.


Funding: Individuals, privateNo. of awards given last year: 1No. of applicants last year: 4408Additional Information: Please check more information at http://

adultstudents.missouristate.edu/scholarships.htm.

Vencil J Bixler Professional Insurance Scholarship/AwardPurpose: To assist a worthy undergraduate or graduate student in

pursuing a master’s of business administration or a bachelor’s degree

with an emphasis in insurance risk management within College of

Business.

Eligibility: Open to a student enroled in at least 9 hours, if an

undergraduate, or 6 hours if a graduate student, that is seeking a

degree or a minor in insurance and risk management or an MBA with

an emphasis in the field. Demonstrated integrity and leadership.

Passed one of CLU, ChFC, CPCU or CFP. Undergraduate GPA

required overall 2.75/4.0 or Graduate 3.2. Preference to active of

Gamma lota Sigma.

Level of Study: Graduate, Undergraduate

Type: Scholarship and award

Value: $500Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Missouri State University


No. of awards offered: 1–2Application Procedure: Apply online through website.


Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 4,408

MIZUTANI FOUNDATION FORGLYCOSCIENCE

Marunouchi Centre, Building 9F 1-6-1, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku,

Tokyo, 100-0005, Japan

Tel: (81) 3 3211 0861

Fax: (81) 3 3211 0862


Website: www.mizutanifdn.or.jp

Contact: Shuichi Miyaura, Executive Secretary

The Mizutani Foundation for Glycoscience undertakes major pro-

grammes such as the worldwide distribution of research grants to

qualified glycoscientists for their outstanding basic and applied

research, assistance of international exchanges between Japanese

and foreign glycosciences, contributions to glycoscience-related

meetings in Japan and practice of other activities that are necessary to

achieve the aims of the Foundation.

Mizutani Foundation for Glycoscience Research GrantsSubjects: Glycoscience.

Purpose: To contribute to human welfare, through the enhancement

of glycoscience, by awarding grants for creative research in

glycoscience conducted by domestic and overseas researchers, by

awarding grants for international exchanges and for convening

conferences in the field of glycoscience.

Eligibility: An applicant must (a) have a doctor’s degree or its

equivalent, (b) have a documented capability of performing indepen-

dent studies and (c) be a member of a research institute where he or

she can carry out the proposed project.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostdoctorateValue: As much as 7,000,000 yen may be requested. In principle, a

grant will be approved for one year, however, if desired, the period can

be extended up to one year with the approval of the Foundation.

The total budget for grants is 70,000,000 yen per year. No more than

10 per cent of the grant may be used for indirect costs (overheads),

and no part of the grant may be used for stipends of the principal

and/or collaborative investigators



No. of awards offered: 10–15Application Procedure: Applicant must make online registration, and

also submit a set of application documents by post.

Closing Date: All the applications should arrive at the Foundation

between July 1 and September 1 (Tokyo Time). Decision letters will be

airmailed no later than February 20 and the successful proposals will

be funded in March

Funding: FoundationContributor: Seikagaku Corporation


MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OFAMERICA (MLA)

26 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New York, NY, 10004 1789,


Tel: (1) 646 576 5000

Fax: (1) 646 458 0030


Website: www.mla.org

Contact: Reiser

The Modern Language Association of America (MLA) is a non-profit

membership organization that promotes the study and teaching of

language and literature in English and foreign languages.

Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for a Translation of aLiterary WorkSubjects: Translation.Purpose: To award an outstanding translation of a book-length

literary work into English.

Eligibility: Open to translations published in the year preceding the

year in which the award is given.

MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (MLA)

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Type: PrizeValue: Cash award, certificate, and a one-year membership in the

association


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must send six copies of the work.

For detailed information about specific prizes, applicants should

contact the MLA.

Closing Date: April 1stFunding: Private

Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for ComparativeLiterary StudiesSubjects: Comparative literary and cultural studies.

Purpose: To recognize outstanding scholarly work in comparative

literary studies.

Eligibility: Open to books published in the year preceding the year in

which the award is given. Authors must be members of the MLA.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: PrizeValue: Cash award and certificate

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must send four copies of the

work. For detailed information about specific prizes, applicants should

contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for French andFrancophone Literary StudiesSubjects: French and Francophone linguistic or literary studies.

Purpose: To recognize outstanding scholarly work.


which the prize is given. Authors must be members of the MLA.




contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for Italian StudiesSubjects: Italian literature, culture or comparative literature involving

Italy.

Purpose: To award an outstanding scholarly work.


which the award is given. Authors must be members of the MLA.



No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must send four copies of the


contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for Studies in GermanicLanguages and LiteraturesSubjects: The linguistics or literatures of any of the Germanic

languages including Danish, Dutch, German, Norwegian, Swedish or

Yiddish.

Purpose: To recognize an outstanding scholarly work.

Eligibility: Authors must be members of the MLA. Books must have

been published in the 2 years preceding the year of the award.





contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for Studies in SlavicLanguages and LiteraturesSubjects: Linguistic or literary study of a work in a Slavic language.

Purpose: To recognize an outstanding scholarly work.

Eligibility: Open to books published no more than two years

preceding the year in which the prize is given. Authors need not be

members of the MLA.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: PrizeValue: Cash award, certificate, and a one-year membership in the

association




contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for Translation of aScholarly Study of LiteratureSubjects: Translation.Purpose: To recognize an outstanding translation of a book-length

work of literary history, literary criticism, philology and literary theory

into English.

Eligibility: Open to books published no more than 2 years preceding

the year in which the prize is given. Authors need not be members of

the MLA.


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contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

Fenia and Yaakov Leviant Memorial Prize in YiddishStudiesSubjects: English translation of a Yiddish literary work and/or Yiddish

literature and culture.

Purpose: To recognize an outstanding translation into English or an

outstanding scholarly work in the field of Yiddish.

Eligibility: The prize is awarded alternately to a translation or

scholarly work in the field of Yiddish.


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contact the MLA. Authors need not be members of the MLA.


Funding: Private

Howard R Marraro PrizeSubjects: Italian literature or comparative literature involving Italian.

Purpose: To award an outstanding scholarly work.

Eligibility: Authors must be members of the MLA, and the book must

be published in the previous year.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate


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Funding: Private

James Russell Lowell PrizeSubjects: Literary theory, media, cultural history and interdisciplinary

topics.

Purpose: To recognize an outstanding literary or linguistic study, a

critical edition of an important work or a critical biography.

Eligibility: Open to books published the year preceding the year in

which the award is due to be given. Authors must be current members

of the MLA.


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must send six copies of the work.


contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

Katherine Singer Kovacs PrizeSubjects: Latin American or Spanish literatures and cultures.

Purpose: To recognize an outstanding book published in English or

Spanish.

Eligibility: Open to books published the year preceding the year in

which the prize is given. Competing books should be broadly

interpretative works that enhance the understanding of the interrela-

tions among literature, the arts and society. Authors need not be

members of the MLA.




contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

Kenneth W Mildenberger PrizeSubjects: Language, culture, literacy, and literature that has a strong

application to the teaching of languages other than English.

Purpose: To support an outstanding scholarly work.

Eligibility: Authors need not be members of the MLA. Open to books

published in the year preceding the year in which the prize is given.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: PrizeValue: Cash award, certificate, and a 1-year membership in the MLA



contact the MLA.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: The prize is given for a research article in

odd-numbered years and a book in even-numbered years.

Lois Roth Award for a Translation of Literary WorkSubjects: Translation.Purpose: To recognize an outstanding translation of a book-length

literary work into English.

Eligibility: Open to translations published in the year preceding the

year in which the prize is given. Translators need not be members of

the MLA.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: PrizeValue: Cash award, certificate, and one-year membership in the

organization


No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must send six copies of the work.


contact the MLA.


Mina P Shaughnessy PrizeSubjects: Language, culture, literacy, and literature that has a strong

application to the teaching of English.

Purpose: To recognize an outstanding scholarly book.


which the prize is given. Authors need not be members of the MLA.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: PrizeValue: Cash award, certificate, and 1-year membership in the

organization



contact the MLA.


MLA Prize for a Distinguished BibliographySubjects: Bibliography.Purpose: To award an outstanding enumerative or descriptive

bibliography.

Eligibility: Editors need not be members of the MLA. Open to books

published during the 2 years preceding the year in which the prize is

given.


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work. For detailed information applicants should contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

MLA Prize for a Distinguished Scholarly EditionSubjects: Works in any of the modern languages.

Purpose: To recognize an outstanding scholarly edition.

Eligibility: At least 1 volume must have been published during the

2 years preceding the year in which the award is given. Editors need

not be members of the MLA. Editions may be single or multiple

volumes. an edition should be based on an examination of all available

relevant textual sources; the source texts and the edited text’s

deviations from them should be fully described; the edition should

employ editorial principles appropriate to the materials edited, and

those principles should be clearly articulated in the volume; the text

should be accompanied by appropriate textual and other historical

contextual information; the edition should exhibit the highest

standards of accuracy in the presentation of its text and apparatus;

and the text and apparatus should be presented as accessibly and

elegantly as possible.


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Funding: Private


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MLA Prize for a First BookSubjects: Literary theory, media, cultural history or interdisciplinary

topics.

Purpose: To recognize an outstanding literary or linguistic study, or a

critical biography.


which the prize is given as the first book-length publication of a current

MLA member.




contact the MLA.


MLA Prize for Independent ScholarsSubjects: English or other modern languages and literatures.

Purpose: To encourage the achievements and contributions of

independent scholars.


which the prize is given. At the time of publication of the book, the

author must not be enrolled in a programme leading to an academic

degree or hold a tenured, tenure-accruing or tenure-track position in

postsecondary education. Authors need not be members of the MLA.


association



contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

MLA Prize in United States Latina and Latino or Chicanaand Chicano Literary and Cultural StudiesSubjects: Chicana and Chicano, Latina and Latino literary or cultural

studies.

Purpose: To award an outstanding scholarly study.

Eligibility: Open to authors who are members of the MLA. Study must

be published in the preceding 2 years.


association

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must send four copies of their


contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

Morton N Cohen Award for A Distinguished Edition ofLettersSubjects: Edition of letters in any of the modern languages.

Purpose: To encourage an outstanding edition of letters.

Eligibility: At least one volume must have been published during the

2 years preceding the year in which the award is given. Editors need

not be members of the MLA. Editions may be single or multiple

volumes.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: AwardValue: Cash award, certificate, and one-year membership in the

association



Application Procedure: Applicants must send four copies of the


contact the MLA.


Funding: Private

William Sanders Scarborough PrizeSubjects: Black American literature and culture.

Purpose: To recognize an outstanding scholarly book.

Eligibility: Books that are primarily translations will not be considered.


association



contact the MLA. Authors need not be members of the MLA.


MOLECULAR MEDICINE IRELAND

Newman House, 85a St. Stephens Green, Dublin 2, Ireland

Tel: (353) 01 4779 820

Fax: (353) 01 4779 823


Website: www.molecularmedicineireland.ie/home

Contact: Dr Mark Watson, Head of programmes

MMI Clinical and Translational Research Scholars

ProgrammeSubjects: The 4-year programme combines advanced training

through laboratory rotations, taught modules and industry placements,

with a 3-year PhD research project in clinical and translational

research.

Purpose: A cross-institutional structured 4-year PhD programme,

integrate with industry and clinical research centres, which will prepare

graduates for careers in industry, academic medical centres and as

biomedical entrepreneur.

Eligibility: Applications are welcomed from candidates holding a first

or upper second class honours (4 or equal to 3.8 GPA) degree in an

appropriate discipline. Applications are also invited from those with a

master’s degree in an appropriate discipline.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Annual stipend of h16,000 plus research and travel allowance

and PhD fees (for EU students)



Study Establishment: NUI Galway, Trinity College Dublin, University

College Cork, University College Dublin

Country of Study: IrelandApplication Procedure: Please see MMI website (www.molecular-

medicineireland.ie) for application details. Scholarships will be

advertised here when they become available.

Funding: Government

Contributor: The programme for research in third level institutions

(PRTLI) cycle 5, and co-funded under the European regional

development fund (ERDF)

No. of awards given last year: 20No. of applicants last year: 123Additional Information: Please check at www.molecular-

medicineireland.ie/ctrsp for more information. Placements in

academic research groups, in industry and in clinical research

facilities.

MMI Clinical Scientist FellowshipSubjects: Clinical and translational research.

Purpose: The objective of the MMI Clinician Scientist Fellowship

(CSFP) is to train the next generation of clinician scientists

(academic medical leaders) with the unique and specialized

knowledge essential to fulfill Ireland’s research needs in translational

medicine.


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Eligibility: Applications are invited from suitably qualified high calibre

medical graduates.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Please see www.molecularmedicineireland.ie/csfp for more

information



Study Establishment: NUI Galway, Trinity College Dublin, University

College Cork, University College Dublin, Royal College of Surgeons in

Ireland

Country of Study: IrelandApplication Procedure: Please check website.

Funding: Government

Contributor: The MMI Clinician Scientist Fellowship Programme is

funded under the Programme for Research in Third Level Institution

(PRTLI) cycle 4, and co-funded under the European Regional

Development fund (EROD)

Additional Information: Please see www.molecularmedicineireland.

ie/csfp for more information.

MONASH UNIVERSITY

Monash Graduate Education, Chancellery Building, 26, Sports Walk,

Clayton, Victoria, 3800, Australia

Tel: (61) 3 9905 3009

Fax: (61) 3 9905 5042


Website: www.monash.edu/graduate-research

Monash University is one of Australia’s largest universities, with 10

faculties covering every major area of intellectual activity, 6 campuses

in Australia and an increasing global presence. Research at Monash

covers the full spectrum from fundamental to applied research and

ranges across the arts and humanities, social, natural, health and

medical sciences and the technological sciences. The University is

determined to preserve its strength in fundamental research, which

underpins its successes in applied research, and to continue to make

a distinguished contribution to intellectual and cultural life.

International Postgraduate Research ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide support for supervised full-time research at the

Master’s and doctoral level.

Eligibility: Open to graduates of any Australian or overseas university

who hold a First Class (Honours) Bachelor’s Degree or qualifications

and/or research experience deemed equivalent by the University.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: $29,843 per year for 3 years, with the possibility of a six-month

extension (last year’s stipend rate)

Length of Study: Up to 2 years for the Master’s degree and up to

3 years with the possibility of an additional 6 months extension for

the doctoral degree

Study Establishment: Monash University

Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 25Application Procedure: Please see the website www.mrgs.monash.

edu.au/scholarships for further details.

Closing Date: August 31stFunding: Government

No. of awards given last year: 25Additional Information: International students must meet English

language proficiency requirements.

Monash Graduate ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide support for supervised full-time research at the

masters and doctoral levels.


who holds a First Class (Honours) Bachelors degree or qualifications

and/or research experience deemed equivalent by the university.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Postgraduate, ResearchType: ScholarshipValue: A stipend and living allowance of Australian $24,653


3 years with a possible extension for 6 months for the doctoral degree




Closing Date: October 31st and May 31st

Funding: Government


Language Proficiency requirement.

Monash International Postgraduate ResearchScholarship (MIPRS)Subjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide support for supervised full-time research at the





Level of Study: Doctorate, Master’s by Research

Type: ScholarshipValue: The award meets the full cost of international tuition fees and

overseas student health cover (OSHC)


3 years with the possibility of an additional 6-month extension for the

doctoral degree




Closing Date: October 31st and May 31st

Funding: Government



Monash University Silver Jubilee PostgraduateScholarshipSubjects: Different subjects are awarded by rotation to faculties.

Purpose: To provide supervised full-time research at the Master’s

and doctoral level.




Level of Study: Doctorate, Master’s by Research candidates

Type: ScholarshipValue: A stipend and living allowance of Australian $27,651


3 years with the possibility of an additional 6-month extension for the

doctoral degree


Country of Study: AustraliaNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Please visit our website ww.mrgs.monash.





Sir James McNeill Foundation Postgraduate ScholarshipSubjects: Engineering, medicine, music and science.

Purpose: To enable a PhD scholar to pursue a full-time programme of

research that is both environmentally responsible and socially

beneficial to the community.




Level of Study: DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: A stipend and living allowance of Australian $28,151

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Length of Study: Up to 3 years, with the possibility of an additional

6-month extension

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Monash University




Funding: TrustsNo. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: International students must meet English


Vera Moore International Postgraduate ResearchScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide support for supervised full-time research at the





Level of Study: DoctorateType: ScholarshipValue: The full cost of tuition fees plus a research allowance of up to

Australian $550 per year, and overseas student health cover


3 years with the possibility of an additional 6 months extension for

the doctoral degree

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Monash University




Funding: TrustsNo. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: International students must meet English


MONTANA STATEUNIVERSITY-BILLINGS

1500 University Drive, Billings, MT, 59101, United States of America

Tel: (1) 657 2188, 800 565 6782, 406 657 2011

Fax: (1) 657 1789


Website: www.msubillings.edu

The Montana State University-Billings is dedicated to the development

of workforce capacity by providing top quality learning opportunities

and services to meet a variety of career choices and customer needs

by being responsive, flexible and market driven.

Abrahamson Family Endowed ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide financial assistance.

Eligibility: Open to full-time enrolled students who are residents of

Montana or Wyoming. Applicant must have and maintain at least a

2.75 cumulative GPA or above.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: $1,000Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Montana State University-Billings


No. of awards offered: 11Application Procedure: See website.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: For additional information please check

website www.msubillings.edu/Scholarships.

The Berg Family Endowed ScholarshipSubjects: Humanities area including English, philosophy and history.

Purpose: To provide financial assistance.

Eligibility: Applicant must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, be enrolled full-

time, demonstrate financial need, and reside in a Montana community

east of Billings with a population of less than 50,000.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: The Scholarship has a maximum award of $1,100

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Montana State University-Billings


No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Complete details available on the website

www.msubillings.edu/Scholarships/ScholarshipList.htm.


Funding: PrivateContributor: The Billings Foundation

Briggs Distributing Co., Inc./John & Claudia DeckerEndowed ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide financial assistance.


time, and demonstrate financial need.




Application Procedure: See the website www.msubillings.edu/

Scholarships/Scholarship.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: Preference will be given to Children of

employers of Briggs Distributing Co., Inc.

The Bruce H. Carpenter Non-Traditional EndowedScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide financial assistance.

Eligibility: Non-traditional student; Montana resident; freshman in

college; financial need; full-time student; up to three letters of

recommendation. First time enrolled freshmen must have at least a

3.0 GPA OR have an endorsement from a counsellor or advisor.

Currently enroled freshmen must have completed 15 semester hours

or less of coursework at the post-secondary level and have earned a

cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better. Up to three references must be

submitted with on-line scholarship application.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: The maximum award given by the Bruce H. Carpenter

Non-Traditional Endowed Scholarship is $3,100



Application Procedure: A completed application form along with

3 letters of recommendation and a copy of college transcript must

be submitted.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: Students interested in applying for the

scholarship must attach to their scholarship application an essay

describing their educational goals and objectives which includes a

description of why they believe campus/community involvement is an

important part of their growth and development and a brief description

of the contributions they would like to make to the campus and

community during the time of their undergraduate education. Please

check website www.msubillings.edu/Scholarships/Scholarship.

Ellen Shields Endowed ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To assist a student with economic need.

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Eligibility: Applicant must have a minimum 2.5 GPA, be enroled in a

four-year degree program.





No. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Please check with the university for more

details.


Funding: Private

Energy Laboratories Chemistry Endowed ScholarshipSubjects: Chemistry.

Purpose: To encourage students who wish to major in chemistry.

Eligibility: Applicant must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and be enroled

full-time. Preference is given to a chemistry majors.




Application Procedure: See the website www.msubillings.edu/

Scholarships/Scholarship.


Funding: Private

Eric Robert Anderson Memorial ScholarshipSubjects: Arts.Purpose: To support art students.

Eligibility: Applicant must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, be a paid

member of Art Students League, and be enrolled full-time.


Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Interested students must submit the follow-

ing materials in a clearly marked manila envelope indicating the

applicant’s name and ‘Eric Robert Anderson Memorial Scholarship

Application’, along with all of the requirements listed below, to the

MSU Billings Art Department. (1) a resume and artist’s statement;

(2) a minimum of 3 letters of recommendation, at least one from a

faculty member; (3) a minimum of five digital images of five separate

works on CD. Digital format images must be saved as best quality.jpg,

no larger than 2MB. All application materials must be turned in directly

to the Art Department located in the Liberal Arts Building, room 100.


Funding: Private


Art Department located in the Liberal Arts Building, room 100

Frances S. Barker Endowed ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To support students with financial needs.


time, and demonstrate financial need.




No. of awards offered: 3Application Procedure: See the website www.msubillings.edu/

Scholarships/.


Funding: PrivateContributor: The MSU-Billings Foundation Athletics Scholarship

Committee

Additional Information: Preference will be given to student athletes.

The Haynes Foundation ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To provide financial assistance.

Eligibility: Applicant must have a minimum 3.5 GPA, be enroled full-

time, and demonstrate financial need. Freshman applicant must have

a minimum combined SAT I score of 1590 (composite ACT score

of 23).


Type: ScholarshipValue: The Scholarship has a maximum award of $2,000



No. of awards offered: 30Application Procedure: Please check with the university for more

details.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: Scholarships are not available to music or

music education majors or student athletes participating in men’s

basketball, women’s basketball, or women’s volleyball, or to a student

who receives a full tuition waiver as a result of their participation in an

intercollegiate sport.

Jarussi Sisters Endowed ScholarshipSubjects: Education.Purpose: To assist students financially.

Eligibility: Applicant must have a minimum 2.8 GPA, be enroled full-

time, demonstrate financial need, and graduate from a Carbon County

high school.


Type: ScholarshipValue: $5,000 each for tuition & books for the academic year

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Montana State University-Billing



Scholarships.


Funding: Private

John F. and Winifred M. Griffith Endowed ScholarshipSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To encourage students who demonstrate academic and

leadership potential.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who are full-time students at Montana

State University-Billings and have 3.0 cumulative GPA with at least a

3.25 GPA in major field of study. Students enroled in the College of

Technology or who are majoring in theatre are not eligible for

scholarship.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: $6,500Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Montana State University-Billing


No. of awards offered: 3Application Procedure: See website www.msubillings.edu/

Scholarships/ScholarshipList.htm.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: Students receiving the scholarship are

eligible to continue to receive the scholarship by annually reapplying.

Renewal recipients will receive preference as long as the student

shows progress towards their degree and improves their GPA in their

chosen discipline.

Kenneth W. Heikes Family Endowed ScholarshipSubjects: Accounting and information system.

Purpose: To assist students who wish to study further financially.

Eligibility: Applicant must have a minimum 3.0 overall GPA and a

minimum 3.25 GPA in major, be enrolled in the teacher education

program, and demonstrate financial need.

Level of Study: Postgraduate

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Scholarships.


Funding: Private

MSU-Billings Chancellor’s Excellence AwardsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To recognize academic achievement and leadership

qualities.

Eligibility: Open to applicants with evidence of leadership and a

record of community service.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: US$3,000 per year




Application Procedure: A completed Chancellor’s Excellence

Awards application must be submitted.


Funding: PrivateAdditional Information: Chancellor Scholars who meet or exceed all

awards criteria may have their awards renewed for 4 years for a

maximum award of US$12,000.


Chancellor’s Excellence Awards Committee, Montana State University-

Billings Foundation

MONTREAL NEUROLOGICALINSTITUTE AND HOSPITAL

3801 University Street, Montreal, QC, H3A 2B4, Canada

Tel: (1) 514 398 6644

Fax: (1) 514 398 8248


Website: www.mni.mcgill.ca

Contact: Ms Filomena Lumia, Personnel Liaison Officer

The Montreal Neurological Institute is dedicated to the study of the

nervous system and neurological disorders. Its 70 principal re-

searchers hold teaching positions at McGill University. The Institute is

characterized by close interaction between basic science researchers

and the clinicians at its affiliated hospital.

Jeanne Timmins Costello FellowshipsSubjects: Neurology, neurosurgery and neuroscience research and

study.

Purpose: To support research.

Eligibility: Applicant must hold an MD and/or PhD. degree. Prior to

submitting an application, applicants must contact a faculty member at

the Montreal Neurological Institute and obtain their agreement to act

as a postdoctoral supervisor. The faculty member must be identified

on the application and will be required to provide a letter of support.

Level of Study: Doctorate, PostgraduateType: FellowshipValue: Appointments are for one year with a value of $31,000 per year

Length of Study: 1 year, with the possibility of renewal for a further

year

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: The Montreal Neurological Institute

Country of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: 4Application Procedure: Applicants must write for details.


Funding: Private

Contributor: Jean Timmins Costello

No. of awards given last year: 4Additional Information: Supports research and study in clinical and

basic neuroscience. Up to 4 fellowships are awarded each year.

Preston Robb FellowshipSubjects: Neurology, neurosurgery and neuroscience.

Purpose: To support research.

Eligibility: Open to researchers of any nationality.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, Doctorate, PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: Initial appointment is for one year with a value of $31,000 per

year


Frequency: AnnualCountry of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: 1Application Procedure: Applicants must write for details.


Funding: PrivateContributor: Preston Robb

No. of awards given last year: 1Additional Information: Supports the training of a clinical fellow to

work jointly with our basic and clinician scientists.

MORRIS K UDALL AND STEWART LUDALL FOUNDATION

130 South Scott Avenue, Tucson, AZ, 85701,


Tel: (1) 520 901 8500

Fax: (1) 520 670 5530


Website: www.udall.gov

The Udall Foundation is dedicated to educating a new generation of

Americans to preserve and protect their national heritage through

studies in the environment and Native American health and tribal

public policy. The Foundation is also committed to the principles and

practices of environmental conflict resolution.

Environmental Public Policy and Conflict Resolution PhDFellowshipSubjects: Environment.

Purpose: To provide funds for doctoral candidates whose research

concerns U.S. environmental public policy and environmental conflict

resolution and who are entering their final year of writing the

dissertation.

Eligibility: Open to scholars in all fields of study whose dissertation

topic has significant relevance to U.S. environmental public policy and

environmental conflict resolution. The applicant must be a U.S.

national or citizen or have permanent residence in the US, be entering

their final year of writing the dissertation, have necessary approval for

the dissertation research proposal and completed all PhD coursework

and passed all preliminary examinations. Furthermore the applicant

must be enroled at a U.S. institution of higher education; U.S. citizens

attending universities outside the US are not eligible to apply. It is the

Foundation’s intent that work conducted during the Fellowship be

done in the US.

Level of Study: DoctorateType: FellowshipValue: The Udall Foundation awards two one-year fellowships of up to

$24,000 to doctoral candidates whose research concerns U.S.

environmental public policy and/or environmental conflict resolution

and who are entering their final year of writing the dissertation


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Any U.S. university


No. of awards offered: 2Application Procedure: Application forms are available from the

Foundation’s website www.udall.gov.


Funding: Government

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No. of awards given last year: 2No. of applicants last year: 40Additional Information: Please check website for updated

information.

MOSCOW UNIVERSITY TOURO

20/12 Podsosensky Pereulok, Moscow, 105062, Russia

Tel: (7) 495 917 4169

Fax: (7) 495 917 5348


Website: www.touro.ruContact: Admissions Office

Moscow University Touro is an independent, non-profit institution of

higher education, established in 1991, which promotes international-

style business education in Russia.

Moscow University Touro Corporate ScholarshipsSubjects: All subjects.Purpose: To fund exceptionally talented students or employees with

the intellectual potential to become future business leaders in Russia.

Eligibility: All applicants must possess a baccalaureate degree from

an accredited college or university with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

Applicants must submit transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate

work. Mastery of written and spoken English is measured by the

TOEFL and a minimum TOEFL score required 550 on a written test or

215 on CAT.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipLength of Study: 1 year

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Moscow University Touro

Country of Study: RussiaApplication Procedure: Apply online or contact the admissions

office.

Closing Date: August 1stFunding: CorporationContributor: Russian and International Corporations

Moscow University Touro Universal ScholarshipsSubjects: Any subject.

Purpose: To provide financial assistance to ready student with strong

scholarship potential.

Eligibility: Only available to student studying full time at the Moscow

campus.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipValue: Payment of an approved tuition sum


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Moscow University Touro

Country of Study: RussiaApplication Procedure: Apply online or contact the admissions

office.

Closing Date: August 1st


Tel: +7 (0) 95 917 4052

Contact: Eugenij Pouchinkin

MOTOR NEURONE DISEASEASSOCIATION

PO Box 246, Northampton, Northamptonshire, NN1 2PR, England

Tel: (44) 16 0461 1873

Fax: (44) 16 04 627726


Website: www.mndassociation.org

Contact: Dr Sadie Vile, Research Grants Manager

The Motor Neurone Disease Association supports research on

fundamental aspects of motor neurone disease (MND) and on its

management and alleviation. It provides information and advice to

patients and carers, and runs a nationwide care service.

MND Association Non-Clinical Fellowship AwardsSubjects: Research on all aspects of Motor Neurone Disease in all

relevant disciplines. These Fellowships are not open to clinicians.

Purpose: To allow Post-Doctoral Scientists with some experience of

MND research to develop their career further. Funded Fellowships will

support research aimed at understanding the causes of MND,

elucidating disease mechanisms and facilitating the translation of

therapeutic strategies from the laboratory to the clinic.

Eligibility: Restricted to researchers at post-doctoral level to work at

a suitable institute in the UK or Republic of Ireland. Applicants must be

entitled to remain in the UK/Ireland for the whole period of the grant if

awarded. For Junior Fellowships, applicants should have 2–5 years

post-doc experience at the time of commencement of the grant. For

Senior Fellowships, applicants should have 4–10 years post-doc

experience at the time of commencement of the grant. In considering

the periods, allowance is made for career breaks, family leave etc.


Type: FellowshipsValue: Junior Fellowships: Max UKd90,000 per year, 3 years. Senior

Fellowships: Max UKd110,000 per year, up to 4 years


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: University and other suitable research institute

Country of Study: United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland

No. of awards offered: 1–3Application Procedure: Applicants must submit a summary of their

proposal, which is first checked for eligibility and considered by three

members of the research advisory panel (RAP). Full applications are

invited thereafter and application forms are provided. Full applications

will be considered by a minimum of two independent external referees

and then by the Biomedical Research Advisory Panel (BRAP). Please

see the website at www.mndassociation.org/research/for-researchers

for full details of the application processes, together with grant

guidelines and terms and conditions.

Closing Date: April 27thFunding: Individuals, trustsNo. of awards given last year: 2 in 2016 (1 Junior Fellowships and

1 Senior Fellowships)

No. of applicants last year: 8 Full Applications in 2016

Additional Information: The lead applicant should be the potential

fellow, currently a post-doctoral scientist. The head of the proposed

host laboratory should be a co-applicant.

MND Association PhD Studentship AwardSubjects: Research on all aspects of Motor Neurone Disease in all

relevant disciplines.

Purpose: To attract promising science graduates to develop a career

in MND related research and to support research aimed at under-

standing the causes of MND, elucidating disease mechanisms and

facilitating the translation of therapeutic strategies from the laboratory

to the clinic.

Eligibility: Restricted to researchers based in laboratories in the

United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. Applicants must be entitled

to remain in UK/Ireland for the whole period of the grant if awarded.

The applicant should be the supervisor, not the potential student.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Graduate, Postgraduate, Research

Type: StudentshipValue: The Association will provide a student stipend of d16,000 per

year (d17,000 in London), d8,000 per year for laboratory expenses

and a total budget of d1,000, over 3 years, for conference attendance.

The Association will also cover relevant tuition/bench fees at the rate

payable by UK/European students


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: University and other suitable research institute

Country of Study: United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland

No. of awards offered: Between 3 and 8

Application Procedure: Applicants must submit a summary of their




are submitted to two or more independent referees and then to the RAP

for consideration. Please see our research governance overview at

www.mndassociation.org/research/for_researchers – for information on

our grant application processes. The summary application form will be

available on our website from mid-March to be completed online.

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Closing Date: April 27thFunding: Individuals, trustsNo. of awards given last year: 4 awarded in 2016

No. of applicants last year: 17 applications received in 2016

Additional Information: The studentships are awarded on the basis

of scientific merit and the value of research training offered. The

applicant must be the potential supervisor not the student.

MND Association Research Project GrantsSubjects: Research into all aspects of Motor Neurone Disease in all

disciplines.

Purpose: To understand and research the cause and effective

treatments of MND. To fund research to the highest scientific merit

and greatest clinical or translational relevance to MND.

Eligibility: Overseas applicants must have a project that is unique in

concept or design and that involves significant aspect of collaboration

with an institute in the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland. The

applicant must be eligible to remain employed at the host research

institution for the period of the grant if awarded.


Type: Grant

Value: UKd85,000 per year, maximum


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A research institution, including universities

and hospitals


No. of awards offered: Varies with quality of applications and

availability of funds

Application Procedure: Applicants must submit a summary of their




are submitted to two or more independent referees and then to the

RAP for consideration. Please see our research governance overview

at www.mndassociation.org/research/for_researchers – for informa-

tion on our grant application processes. The summary application form

for project grants will be available on our website from mid-September

to be completed online.

Closing Date: November 3rd 2017 and November 3rd 2018

Funding: Individuals, trustsNo. of awards given last year: 7No. of applicants last year: 29Additional Information: The majority of grants are awarded to

applicants based in the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, any

country. However, overseas applicants may apply. Two of the grants

awarded in 2016 are based outside the UK with appropriate UK

collaboration.

MOUNT DESERT ISLAND BIOLOGICALLABORATORY

PO Box 35, Salisbury Cove, ME, 04672,


Tel: (1) 207 288 3605

Fax: (1) 207 288 2130


Website: www.mdibl.org

Contact: Hand, Administrative Director

The Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory is a marine and

biomedical research laboratory that uses unique models such as

shark, skate and flounder to solve questions related to human and

environmental health.

Mount Desert Island New Investigator AwardSubjects: Environmental and life sciences.

Purpose: To support independent investigators spending 2–3 months

in the Summer doing physiological research on marine animals at the

Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory.

Eligibility: Open to scientists at all stages of their career who wish to

use marine systems for research studies at the Laboratory.

Level of Study: Professional development, Postdoctorate

Type: Fellowship/Scholarship

Value: US$4,000–12,000. Special awards from the Salisbury Cove

Research Fund (Thomas H Maren Foundation) are available for up to

US$20,000 depending on need and potential long-term commitment

to the laboratory

Length of Study: 2–3 months

Study Establishment: Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory


No. of awards offered: 15–20Application Procedure: Applicants must obtain an application form

from the organization. Please visit the website for application

information.


Funding: Foundation, government, private

No. of awards given last year: 19No. of applicants last year: 20Additional Information: The Mount Desert Island Biological

Laboratory, located in Salisbury Cove, Maine is a 105-year-old

research institution and an international centre for comparative

physiology, toxicology, tissue culture biology and marine functional

genomics studies. Awards can be used to defray the cost of

laboratory space, housing, equipment fees and other costs

depending on individual needs. Additional information can be found

on the website.

THE MOUNTAINEERING COUNCIL OFSCOTLAND (MCOFS)

The Old Granary, West Mill Street, Perth, PH1 5QP, Scotland

Tel: (44) 01738 493942

Fax: (44) 01738 442095


Website: www.mcofs.org.uk

Contact: The Development Officer

MCofS administers the SportScotland grants for Scotland’s mountai-

neers and is also the national governing body for sport climbing.

Mountaineering Council of Scotland Climbing andMountaineering BursarySubjects: Climbing expeditions.

Purpose: To give financial support, and to encourage, climbers and

mountaineers in a wide range of mountaineering and climbing

disciplines to undertake their activities.

Eligibility: Applicants must be Scottish or resident in Scotland and

aged 14 years or above.

Level of Study: Research, Professional development

Type: Grant

Value: UKd1,000–3,500Length of Study: Event specificFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any country

No. of awards offered: Approx. 5Application Procedure: Request a bursary information pack from the

Development Officer.

Closing Date: March

Funding: Government

Contributor: sportscotlandNo. of awards given last year: 6No. of applicants last year: 6Additional Information: Please check website for more details.

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS RESEARCHAUSTRALIA (MSRA)

PO Box 625, Chatswood, New South Wales, 2057, Australia

Tel: (61) 1300 356 467

Fax: (61) 0893 462 455


Website: www.msra.org.au

In August 2004, Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Australia, the national

organization of MS Societies, launched a new MS-specific research

organization called Multiple Sclerosis Research Australia (MSRA).

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Its aim is to substantially lift the Australian MS research effort and

accelerate the progress towards knowledge of a cause and cure

for MS.

MSRA NHMRC Betty Cuthbert ScholarshipSubjects: Multiple sclerosis.

Purpose: To accelerate progress in research on cure for multiple

sclerosis.

Eligibility: Open to candidates who have obtained a graduate degree.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: ScholarshipsValue: $27,200Length of Study: 3 years

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must get an application ID

number prior to submitting an application. To get an application

number please email the MSRA at [email protected]. Applicants

must submit an application to both NHMRC and MSRA.

Closing Date: August 6thAdditional Information: Please check at www.msra.org.au/

scholarships for more information. This scholarship is awarded jointly

with NHMRC.

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OFCANADA (MSSC)

175 Bloor Street East, Suite 700, North Tower, Toronto,

Ontario, M4W 3R8, Canada

Tel: (1) 416 922 6065

Fax: (1) 416 922 7538


Website: www.mssociety.ca

Contact: Ms Jackie Munroe, Research Grants Programme Manager

The mission of the MSSC is to be a leader in finding a cure for multiple

sclerosis and enabling people affected by the disease to enhance their

quality of life.

MSSOC Donald Paty Career Development AwardSubjects: Multiple sclerosis.

Purpose: To support the salary of an independent researcher whose

research is relevant to MS.

Eligibility: This award is open to those that hold a doctoral degree

(PhD, MD or equivalent) and who have recently completed their

training in research and are in the early stages of independent

research relevant to MS. Applicants must hold a Canadian university

faculty appointment and either holds an operating grant from the

MSSOC or another funding agency.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateValue: The amount provided per year for the award is $50,000


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A Canadian school of medicine/recognized

institution

Country of Study: CanadaNo. of awards offered: Limited

Application Procedure: All Applicants for regular research grants are

required to use the website www.mscanadagrants.ca/ for the

completion of their proposal. All components of the application must

be submitted through the online system. No hard copies of any

documentation will be accepted.



MSSOC Postdoctoral Fellowship AwardSubjects: Multiple sclerosis and allied diseases.

Purpose: To encourage research.

Eligibility: Open to qualified persons holding an MD or PhD degree

and intending to pursue research work relevant to multiple sclerosis

and allied diseases. The applicant must be associated to an

appropriate authority in the field he or she wishes to study.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: The amount provided per year for the award is $39,000 for a

PhD and $48,500 for an MD

Length of Study: 1 year, with the opportunity for 2 renewals at 1 year

each

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A recognized institution which deals that

problems relevant to multiple sclerosis

Country of Study: Other

No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: All Applicants for regular research grants are







MSSOC Research GrantSubjects: Biomedical and clinical and population health.

Purpose: To fund research projects.

Eligibility: Open to researchers working in Canada or intending

to return to Canada and who is Applicants are those that hold

a doctoral degree (PhD, MD or equivalent) and who have

recently completed their training in research and are in the early

stages of independent research relevant to MS. Applicants

must hold a Canadian university faculty appointment and either

holds an operating grant from the MSSOC or another funding

agency.

Level of Study: PostgraduateType: Research grant

Value: Up to Canadian $100,000 per year


Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: A Canadian school of medicine or recognized

institution


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: All Applicants for regular research grants are







MSSOC Research StudentshipsSubjects: Multiple sclerosis and allied diseases.

Purpose: To support qualified persons to pursue specialized training

in multiple sclerosis and allied diseases.

Eligibility: Eligible to qualified persons holding other than a MD or

PhD degree wishing further training in a specialized area related to

research in multiple sclerosis and allied diseases.

Level of Study: Doctorate, ResearchType: StudentshipLength of Study: The maximum period of a studentship will be four

years but under exceptional circumstances may be extended by one

additional year

Frequency: AnnualNo. of awards offered: Limited

Application Procedure: Applicants must submit the completed

application form, academic transcripts and letters of reference to the

chairman. For further details please refer the website.


No. of awards given last year: 30No. of applicants last year: 85Additional Information: Applications directed towards understanding

the pathogenesis and potential treatment of multiple sclerosis will

receive priority.

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MURDOCH UNIVERSITY

90 South St, Murdoch WA 6150, Australia

Tel: +61 8 9360 6000

Murdoch University is a public university in Perth, Western Australia with

campuses also in Singapore and Dubai. University has more than 22,000

students and 2,000 staff from across 90 different countries with a desire

to discover, use their imaginations and ultimately make a difference.

International Postgraduate Research Studentship (IPRS)

at Murdoch University in Australia, 2017Subjects: Research.Purpose: The purpose is to undertake the degree of Doctor of

Philosophy (PhD) and Doctor of Education (EdD) at Murdoch

University in areas in which the University has specialized research

strengths. Preference will be given to PhD candidates.

Eligibility: An applicant must provide evidence of having achieved

Murdoch University English language proficiency requirements. These

requirements are IELTS Academic 6.5 – no individual band less than

6.0 or TOEFL iBT 90 – no individual band less than 20. Exceptions are

Nursing, Education and Pharmacy with an IELTS requirement of 7.0.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Doctor of Education (EdD)

Value: The scholarships cover the research degree tuition fees and

health insurance premiums

No. of awards offered: Not knownApplication Procedure: Visit website http://our.murdoch.edu.au/

Research-and-Innovation/Resources-for-students/Future-research-

students/Admission-and-scholarships/International-student-

scholarships/IPRS/.


Additional Information: Applicants who have had sustained contact

with a potential academic research supervisor at Murdoch University

prior to submission of their application will be considered favourably.

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION(MDA)

National Office, 3300 E. Sunrise Drive, Tucson, AZ, 85718,


Tel: (1) 520 529 2000/1 800 572 1717

Fax: (1) 520 529 5454


Website: www.mdausa.org

The Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) supports research into

over 40 diseases of the neuromuscular system to identify the causes

of, and effective treatments for, the muscular dystrophies and related

diseases including spinal muscular atrophies and motor neuron

diseases, peripheral neuropathies, inflammatory myopathies, meta-

bolic myopathies and diseases of the neuromuscular junction.

MDA Grant ProgramsSubjects: The muscular dystrophies and related diseases.

Purpose: To support research into over 40 diseases of the

neuromuscular system, and to identify the causes of, and effective

treatments for, the muscular dystrophies and related diseases.

Eligibility: Hold a Doctor of Medicine (MD), Doctor of Philosophy

(PhD), Doctor of Science (DSc) or equivalent degree (i.e. DO); Open

to persons who are professional or faculty members at appropriate

educational, medical or research institutions; who are qualified to

conduct and supervise a programme of original research; who have

access to institutional resources necessary to conduct the proposed

research project and who hold an MD or PhD.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: Grant

Value: Funding levels for primary Research Grants are unlimited.

Development grants are a maximum of $60,000 per year

Length of Study: Maximum of 3 years


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must complete the Request for

Research Grant Application.

Closing Date: Pre-applications are due no later than December 15th

or June 15th

Funding: PrivateContributor: Voluntary contributions

No. of awards given last year: 140Additional Information: Proposals from applicants outside the USA

will only be considered for projects of highest priority to the MDA.

Other conditions apply. Research is sponsored under the following

grant programmes: Neuromuscular Disease Research and Neuro-

muscular Disease Research Development. Further information is

available from the website.

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CAMPAIGN OFGREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN

IRELAND

61A Great Suffolk Street, London, SE1 0BU, England

Tel: (44) 020 7803 4800

Fax: (44) 020 7401 3495


Website: www.muscular-dystrophy.org

Contact: Mrs Jenny Versnel, Head of Research

The Muscular Dystrophy Campaign is a U.K.-based charity funding

medical research and support services for people with muscular

dystrophy and related conditions.

Muscular Dystrophy Research GrantsSubjects: Muscular dystrophy and allied neuromuscular conditions.

Purpose: To provide continuity of funding for high-quality research of

central importance to the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign’s research

objectives.

Eligibility: The MDC will only fund U.K.-based research. Principal

Investigators must hold a contract that extends beyond the duration of

the grant at an institution approved by the MDC.

Level of Study: Postdoctorate, ResearchType: Research grant

Value: The range of awards for fellowships is typically between

$30,000 and $50,000

Length of Study: 3–4 years (PhD Studentship), 1–3 years (Project

Grants)

Frequency: AnnualStudy Establishment: Universities, hospitals or research institutions


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

Research with a summary of proposed research on A4-size paper.

Closing Date: October

Funding: PrivateNo. of awards given last year: 10No. of applicants last year: 30Additional Information: Please contact on research@muscular-

dystrophy.org for updated information.

MUSEUM OF COMPARATIVE ZOOLOGY,HARVARD UNIVERSITY

26 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138, United States of America

Tel: (1) 617 495 2460

Fax: (1) 617 495 5667


Website: www.mcz.harvard.edu

The Museum of Comparative Zoology was founded in 1859 through

the efforts of Louis Agassiz (1807–1873). Agassiz, a zoologist from

Neuchatel, Switzerland, served as the Director of the Museum from

1859 until his death in 1873. A brilliant lecturer and scholar, he

established the Museum and its collections as a centre for research

and education.

Ernst Mayr Travel GrantSubjects: Animal systematics.

Purpose: To stimulate taxonomic work on neglected taxa.

Eligibility: This grant is open to all.

MURDOCH UNIVERSITY

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Level of Study: Research, UnrestrictedType: Travel grantValue: Awards average about $1,000 each and may not exceed

$1,500


Study Establishment: An accredited museum


No. of awards offered: VariesApplication Procedure: Applicants must submit a short project

description, itinerary, budget, a curriculum vitae and three letters of

support. No proposal forms are required or provided. Proposals may

be submitted through standard mail or electronically. Submissions

through standard mail must include five copies of all materials and be

received by the closing date. Proposals submitted electronically must

be created in Microsoft Word or plain ASCII text format. For additional

information visit the website, www.oeb.harvard.edu/mayr-grant.htm or

emailing [email protected].

Closing Date: October 15th and April 1st

Funding: TrustsContributor: Ernst Mayr

No. of awards given last year: 13No. of applicants last year: 25Additional Information: Announcements of awards will be made

within 2 months of the closing date.


OEB Administration, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard

University, 26 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138, United States of

America

Tel: (1) 617 495 2460

Website: www.mcz.harvard.edu/grants_and_funding/ernst-

mayr-travel.html

Contact: Catherine Weisel

MYASTHENIA GRAVIS FOUNDATIONOF AMERICA

355 Lexington Avenue, 15th Floor, New York, NY, 10017,


Tel: (1) 800 541 5454

Fax: (1) 212 370 9047


Website: www.myasthenia.org

Contact: Ms Janet Golden, Chief Executive

The Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America’s mission is to facilitate

the timely diagnosis and optimal care of individuals affected by

myasthenia gravis and to improve their lives through programmes of

patient services, public information, medical research, professional

education, advocacy and patient care.

Myasthenia Gravis Nursing Research FellowshipSubjects: Nursing.Purpose: To support nursing students or professionals interested in

studying problems encountered by patients with myasthenia gravis or

related neuromuscular conditions.

Eligibility: Open to nursing students and professionals.

Level of Study: Postgraduate, Graduate, Research

Type: Research grant

Value: Maximum: $5,000

Length of Study: Short-termFrequency: Dependent on funds available


No. of awards offered: 2–3Application Procedure: Four copies: cover letter, proposed budget,

curriculum vitae of applicant and sponsoring preceptor, proposed work

plan and budget.


Funding: Private

No. of awards given last year: NoneNo. of applicants last year: None


Research Grant Committee, Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, 1821

University Ave W, Suite S256, St Paul, MN, 55104

Website: www.myasthenia.org

Postdoctoral FellowshipSubjects: Research pertinent to myasthenia gravis that is concerned

with neuromuscular transmission, immunology, molecular cell biology

of the neuromuscular synapse and the aetiology and pathogenesis,

diagnosis or treatment of the disease.

Purpose: To attract physicians, PhD scientists and allied health

professionals into conducting research into myasthenia gravis or

related conditions.

Eligibility: There are no eligibility restrictions. The research preceptor

must be an established investigator at an institution in the USA,

Canada or abroad deemed appropriate by the MGFA Medical/

Scientific Advisory Board. The applicant must either be (a) a

permanent resident of the USA or Canada who has been accepted to

work in the laboratory of an established investigator at an institution in

the USA, Canada, or abroad or (b) a foreign national who has been

accepted to work in the laboratory of an established investigator at an

institution in the US or Canada deemed appropriate by the Medical/

Scientific Advisory Board of MGFA. Please refer to the website for

more information www.myasthenia.org/research.

Level of Study: PostdoctorateType: FellowshipValue: US$50,000Length of Study: 1 year


No. of awards offered: 2–4Application Procedure: Applicants must submit a nine copies of the

proposal, a lay summary, budget, applicant’s and preceptor’s

curriculum vitae and letters of recommendation to postdoctoral

committee.


Funding: Foundation, privateNo. of awards given last year: 3No. of applicants last year: 11Additional Information: Applicants will be evaluated by The

Fellowship Committee based on some criteria. Please check website

for more details.

Student Research FellowshipSubjects: Medical and health sciences.

Purpose: To promote research into the cause and cure of myasthenia

gravis.

Eligibility: Must be a medical student or medical graduate student

planning to conduct research on the basis of Myasthenia Gravis (MG),

or related neuromuscular conditions All candidates and their

sponsoring institutions must comply with policies governing the

protection of human subjects, the humane care of laboratory animals,

and the inclusion of minorities in study populations.

Level of Study: Doctorate, Research, Graduate

Type: FellowshipValue: $5,000Length of Study: Short-termFrequency: AnnualCountry of Study: Any country


Application Procedure: Must submit letter of interest, summary of

research proposal, budget, curriculum vitae, and letters of recom-

mendation. Please contact the foundation for further information.


Funding: Private


Website: www.myasthenia.org/Research/ResearchFellowships.aspx

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