Scholarships | Scholarship for Nigerians and Africans - Part 95

2010 TIGP Fellowship, China

Applicants should note the following information:

  1. Please read Fellowship Information and Eligibility Guidelines first.
  2. The Application Deadline is August 29, 2010.
  3. Please submit your application before the deadline. We will not accept any overdue applications.
  4. You may submit your application only once, and once it is submitted, you cannot make any changes.
  5. We will announce the list of Fellowship recipients online around the end of September or early October and will also inform you the result via e-mail.
  6. The following guidelines have been established by Academia Sinica (AS) to encourage Doctors of Medicine, Doctors of Dental Surgery, or Doctors of Dental Medicine to pursue PhD degrees.
  7. Eligibility: The fellowship is open to graduate students with an M.D, D.D.S or D.M.D degree studying at any Ph.D. degree program at AS (including the Taiwan International Graduate Program).
  8. Application Procedures:
    Eligible Ph.D. students who do not currently receive any fellowships are qualified to apply for this fellowship. This fellowship support is for 24 months. The chairman of the Program and the recipient’s advisor should submit a progress report to AS two months before the end of the first year of the fellowship. The recipient may obtain the fellowship for the second year upon approval by the fellowship review committee. The fellowship is granted for a maximum of two years.
  9. The number of recipients each year may vary depending on the need and the budget approved by the President of AS. The benefits of the fellowship are as follows:a.Type I: A Ph.D. student who has a Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Dental Surgery, or Doctor of Dental Medicine degree, but no clinical training will receive NTD 60,000 per month (a stipend comparable with a Resident’s salary).

    b.Type II: A Ph.D. student who has a Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Dental Surgery, or Doctor of Dental Medicine degree, and has completed residency training and obtained license will receive NTD 80,000 per month.

  10. AS appoints 3-6 outstanding scholars to form the fellowship review committee responsible for evaluating and determining the qualifications of candidates and the amounts of the fellowship. All appointment letters will be issued by the President of AS, with one member assigned as a chairperson.
  11. The recipients are not allowed to receive any other fellowships granted as monthly salary installments.
  12. The recipients have to fulfill the duties and responsibilities listed below. Recipients who violate the conditions of the fellowship are required to return the full amount of the fellowship.Recipients of type I fellowship must devote full time doing bench research in a laboratory at AS or at a university medical center while receiving the fellowship.Recipients of type II fellowship must devote at least 80% of his/her time doing bench research in a laboratory at AS or at a university medical center while receiving the fellowship. The recipient’s clinical obligation should not exceed two half-days per week at the hospital. And the recipient shall resume working for his/her original employer after obtaining the Ph.D. degree for no less than the award period. Any changes of employment require the approval of the recipient’s original employer.
  13. Recipients must sign a contract prepared by AS.
  14. The guidelines have been approved by the General Assembly of AS and signed by the President of AS into effect.

Further fellowship details:
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The ISID Scientific Exchange Fellowship Program

The ISID Scientific Exchange Fellowship Program was established in 1992 to promote collaboration among researchers in different countries by enabling infectious disease researchers in the formative stage of their career to extend their research experience in institutions outside of their region. These awards are not restricted to physicians and are intended to support young scientists from developing countries in updating their knowledge of new, relevant laboratory techniques or in learning specific skills and techniques.

Proposals that enhance the transfer of technologies to geographical areas where they are particularly needed will be favored.

Applicants are to be investigators (younger than 40 years) already working in a research area, but who have not had the opportunity to work or to study outside their countries or region.

Proposals will be reviewed by members of the Professional Development Working Group and decisions made in collaboration with the President and the Program Director. Funding will be provided for up to 3 months and up to US$7,500.

Upon completion of the project, a written report of the project must be sent to the Society. The Society encourages recipients of grants to present their results at scientific meetings and to submit them for publication in peer-reviewed journals.

Up to two fellowships will be awarded each year. The annual deadline is March 1 2011 , and applicants will be notified after June 1.

Requests for application materials and additional information should be directed to: ISID Professional Development Working Group
9 Babcock Street, Unit 3
Brookline, Massachusetts 02446
USA

Fax: (617) 278-9113
E-mail:info@isid.org

Further Fellowship Information and Application
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Marion Rayward Memorial Scholarship in Music, New Zealand

In 2005 the Marion Rayward Memorial Scholarship will offer a new award for study at masters or PhD level. The award is available for a research degree in any field of music education and is tenable at any New Zealand university.

It is hoped that the research will contribute to the strengthening of music education by tackling some perceived inadequacy or problem, or exploring some new approach, or documenting some achievement in New Zealand music education. The research may cover any of the fields of music education.

The award will be valued at $10,000 which will contribute to enrolment fees, research expenses and living cost during the degree period.

Applications:
Applications should include the candidate’s research proposal and a recommendation from the music or education institution in which the degree will be undertaken. The due date for applications is October 1st 2005, but consideration may be given to a student who began work on a research degree before the date on which applications close.

For more information please contact:
The Scholarships Office, Victoria University of Wellington
P.O. Box 600, Wellington
Email: scholarships-office@vuw.ac.nz

Application Deadline 01/10/2010

For further scholarship information
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