NextGen Fellowship Program
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Deadline: December 1, 2013
All eligible applicants are invited to submit applications for Next Generation Fellowship Program which aims to develop research opportunities and skills, obtain doctoral degrees, and participate in robust research communities. The purpose of this program is to encourage innovative research on peace, security, and development topics, moving the boundaries of scholarship and research by exploring concrete linkages between these themes.
The program features three distinct competitive fellowship opportunities for early-career social science faculty who hold positions in accredited colleges and universities in Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda-
Eligibility & criteria:
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All eligible applicants are invited to submit applications for Next Generation Fellowship Program which aims to develop research opportunities and skills, obtain doctoral degrees, and participate in robust research communities. The purpose of this program is to encourage innovative research on peace, security, and development topics, moving the boundaries of scholarship and research by exploring concrete linkages between these themes.
The program features three distinct competitive fellowship opportunities for early-career social science faculty who hold positions in accredited colleges and universities in Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda-
- Doctoral dissertation proposal fellowship: Supporting short-term research costs of up to US$3,000 to develop a doctoral dissertation proposal.
- Doctoral dissertation research fellowship: Supporting 9-12 months of dissertation research costs of up to US$15,000 on a topic related to peace, security, and development.
- Doctoral dissertation completion fellowship: Supporting a one-year leave from teaching responsibilities with a stipend of up to US$15,000 to permit the completion of a dissertation that advances research on peace, security, and development topics.
Eligibility & criteria:
- All applicants must be citizens of and reside in a sub-Saharan African country while holding a current part-time or full-time faculty position (typically teaching assistant, research assistant, assistant lecturer or lecturer) at an accredited college or university in Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, or Uganda
- Applicants must be enrolled in a Ph.D. program by the start of the fellowship period
- Applicants must be working on a dissertation proposal which they will submit for approval by the end of the fellowship period
- Applicants must work on a topic related to peace, security, and development
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