Research Associates Scholarships, MRC Centre for Transplantation-NIHR Biomedical Research Centre, UK
The candidates, who will be based within the MRC Centre for Transplantation, will be involved in the study of immunoregulatory mediators that govern transplant tolerance and immunity
Study Subject: Science degree in Molecular, Cellular Biology and/or Immunology
Employer: King’s College London
Scholarships Level: Research Associate
Scholarships Description: The MRC Centre for Transplantation at King’s College London wishes to appoint three Research Associates to join its recently established research group to be led by Professor Randolph Noelle at Guy’s Campus.
This research project is supported by KPA and Wellcome Trust grants. The post holders, who will be based within the MRC Centre for Transplantation, will be involved in the study of immunoregulatory mediators that govern transplant tolerance and immunity.
The department was awarded the only MRC Centre of Research in Transplantation in the UK and aims to translate basic discovery into new therapeutic, diagnostic and prognostic applications. The Centre has a rapidly expanding set of research projects and this is an opportunity for suitably qualified and motivated individuals to become an integral part of the establishment and running of this research.
Candidates should possess a science degree in Molecular, Cellular Biology and/or Immunology and a PhD in a relative field. Experience with immunology techniques will be taken into account.
Scholarships Application Deadline: 10 November 2010
Further College Scholarships Information and Application
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/depsta/pertra/vacancy/jd/9455.doc
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Master Scholarships in Migration and Intercultural Relations, Erasmus Mundus, Europe
Scholarships The programme combines the European JMMIR network and the Euro-African IMMIS network. Consortium members are: University of Oldenburg (UOL), Germany, University of Stavanger (UiS), Norway, University of Nova Gorica, Slovenia, University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic, Ahfad University for Women, Sudan plus Makerere University and Mbarara University of Science & Technology in Uganda.
The programme combines expertise in migration studies with intersecting fields, such as gender studies, cultural studies, and education and development studies.
Focus
The two key terms of reference for this study programme are migration and intercultural relations. Migration is understood here as encompassing all forms of international migration, voluntary as well as forced movements. Internal displacement, prominent especially in African contexts, will also be addressed. Intercultural relations include not only communication and other forms of interaction between the majority and resident minorities/diasporic communities within nation states but also interethnic relations in the (inter-)national arena and beyond nation states – including multinational settings and concepts such as multiculturalism or cosmopolitanism.
There are four programme main focus:
Gender
Development
Representation
Education
The focus serve as the foundation students use to develop their individual specialisation and profile, e.g. by combining them with a geographic focus involving one or more of the countries in the partnership, potentially also linked to individual language skills. The language of instruction is English, but students will be encouraged to enhance bi- or multilingual language skills.
Scholarship
When applying for EMMIR, applicants are invited to apply for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship (except if they have benefitted from such a scholarship before). Applicants will be informed if they are awarded a scholarship with the admission notification.There are two different forms of scholarships, Category A and Category B. The scholarships` terms depend on the student`s country of origin/residence and main academic and/or professional activity.
Category A scholarships are available for applicants who:
are neither resident in one of the 27 EU member states or in an EEA-EFTA country (Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland)
nor carried out their main academic and/or professional activity for more than 12 months in any of the EU/EEA-EFTA member states in the last five years.
Category B scholarships are available for applicants who:
are resident in one of the 27 EU member states or in an EEA-EFTA country (Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland) and/or
regardless of their residence carried out their main academic and/or professional activity for more than 12 months in any of the EU/EEA-EFTA member states in the last five years.
The Consortium charges the following participation costs to be paid to the consortium:
4000 € per semester for Category A students.
2000 € per semester for Category B students.
The participation costs cover all programme activities and health insurance; they do not include the hosting university`s registration and student service fees, room and board as well as other living expenses and travel. For required travel see mobility path. In addition, students will have to pay the partner universities` registration and social service fees at the university they attend. Students awarded a scholarship receive the respective amount as part of their grant.
Application
You can apply at https://web.questback.com/universitetetistavanger/emmir2011/ online here, make sure that the form is completed filled in the indicated boxes and that all personal information correspond to the attached documents and certificates. You will receive a confirmation, that needs to be printed out and attached to the whole application package including all the documentation required at http://www.emmir.org/admission/application/
Please send your full application to:
EMMIR Consortium Committee
c/o University of Oldenburg
Dr. Lydia Potts
Faculty of Linguistics and Cultural Studies
Ammerländer Heerstr. 114-118
26111 Oldenburg
Germany
For any further information please contact:
Carlotta Schulte Ostermann
University of Oldenburg
Faculty of Linguistics and Cultural Studies
Room A9 0-010
Ammerländer Heerstr. 114-118
26111 Oldenburg
Germany
emmir@uni-oldenburg.de
Tel. 0049 (0)441 798 4157
Fax 0049 (0)441 798 4868
Dr. Lydia Potts
EMMIR Consortium Committee
c/o University of Oldenburg
Faculty of Linguistics and Cultural Studies
Room A10 0-002
Ammerländer Heerstr. 114-118
26111 Oldenburg
Germany
emmir@uni-oldenburg.de
Tel. 0049 (0)441 798 2530
Fax 0049 (0)441 798 4868
Deadline: 31 December 2010
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The programme combines expertise in migration studies with intersecting fields, such as gender studies, cultural studies, and education and development studies.
Focus
The two key terms of reference for this study programme are migration and intercultural relations. Migration is understood here as encompassing all forms of international migration, voluntary as well as forced movements. Internal displacement, prominent especially in African contexts, will also be addressed. Intercultural relations include not only communication and other forms of interaction between the majority and resident minorities/diasporic communities within nation states but also interethnic relations in the (inter-)national arena and beyond nation states – including multinational settings and concepts such as multiculturalism or cosmopolitanism.
There are four programme main focus:
Gender
Development
Representation
Education
The focus serve as the foundation students use to develop their individual specialisation and profile, e.g. by combining them with a geographic focus involving one or more of the countries in the partnership, potentially also linked to individual language skills. The language of instruction is English, but students will be encouraged to enhance bi- or multilingual language skills.
Scholarship
When applying for EMMIR, applicants are invited to apply for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship (except if they have benefitted from such a scholarship before). Applicants will be informed if they are awarded a scholarship with the admission notification.There are two different forms of scholarships, Category A and Category B. The scholarships` terms depend on the student`s country of origin/residence and main academic and/or professional activity.
Category A scholarships are available for applicants who:
are neither resident in one of the 27 EU member states or in an EEA-EFTA country (Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland)
nor carried out their main academic and/or professional activity for more than 12 months in any of the EU/EEA-EFTA member states in the last five years.
Category B scholarships are available for applicants who:
are resident in one of the 27 EU member states or in an EEA-EFTA country (Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland) and/or
regardless of their residence carried out their main academic and/or professional activity for more than 12 months in any of the EU/EEA-EFTA member states in the last five years.
The Consortium charges the following participation costs to be paid to the consortium:
4000 € per semester for Category A students.
2000 € per semester for Category B students.
The participation costs cover all programme activities and health insurance; they do not include the hosting university`s registration and student service fees, room and board as well as other living expenses and travel. For required travel see mobility path. In addition, students will have to pay the partner universities` registration and social service fees at the university they attend. Students awarded a scholarship receive the respective amount as part of their grant.
Application
You can apply at https://web.questback.com/universitetetistavanger/emmir2011/ online here, make sure that the form is completed filled in the indicated boxes and that all personal information correspond to the attached documents and certificates. You will receive a confirmation, that needs to be printed out and attached to the whole application package including all the documentation required at http://www.emmir.org/admission/application/
Please send your full application to:
EMMIR Consortium Committee
c/o University of Oldenburg
Dr. Lydia Potts
Faculty of Linguistics and Cultural Studies
Ammerländer Heerstr. 114-118
26111 Oldenburg
Germany
For any further information please contact:
Carlotta Schulte Ostermann
University of Oldenburg
Faculty of Linguistics and Cultural Studies
Room A9 0-010
Ammerländer Heerstr. 114-118
26111 Oldenburg
Germany
emmir@uni-oldenburg.de
Tel. 0049 (0)441 798 4157
Fax 0049 (0)441 798 4868
Dr. Lydia Potts
EMMIR Consortium Committee
c/o University of Oldenburg
Faculty of Linguistics and Cultural Studies
Room A10 0-002
Ammerländer Heerstr. 114-118
26111 Oldenburg
Germany
emmir@uni-oldenburg.de
Tel. 0049 (0)441 798 2530
Fax 0049 (0)441 798 4868
Deadline: 31 December 2010
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Saturday, July 3, 2010
International Northcote Graduate Scholarships, Australia – UK
Graduate Scholarship scheme- UK
The Northcote Graduate Scholarship scheme is administered by the Menzies Centre for Australian Studies, King’s College London, on behalf of the Northcote Children’s Emigration Fund.
Scholarships are to enable students normally resident in the United Kingdom to undertake a higher degree at an Australian university for a period of up to three years. Applicants must ascertain their eligibility for an Australian graduate programme. There are no limitations as to the field of study. The scholarship will provide economy class return air fares to Australia, payment of compulsory fees and charges at an Australian university and an inclusive allowance of around A$20,000 per annum. Successful candidates must make the outward journey within the first calendar year of the award being granted.
Applications must be supported by:
a) a statement from the applicant on the nature of the proposed course and/or the research project/dissertation (approximately 2 sides of A4);
b) two references from persons in a position to assess the academic potential and character of the candidate;
c) a statement from the host institution in Australia indicating that the research can be appropriately pursued there, and that the candidate is eligible for admission, and has been given provisional acceptance;
d) a statement demonstrating why the study must be undertaken in Australia;
e) a curriculum vitae.
Candidates are asked to ensure that applications are appropriate to the scholarship’s aims and provisions and that all requested details, with suitable headings, are included. The application forms must be signed hard copies.
Neither the Fund’s Trustees nor King’s College London can entertain providing successful candidates with funds over and above the research award or for more than three years. Scholars must make their own arrangements for health or other insurance cover. Scholars will be required to submit a yearly report on research progress and expenditure under the grant, with a supporting statement from their Australian supervisors. Continuation of the grant will depend on satisfactory reports. A comprehensive report on completion of the programme of study is also expected.
Applications will be accepted between 28 June 2010 and 27 August 2010.
Visit International Scholarships official website
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/depts/menzies/scholar/ngs.html
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The Northcote Graduate Scholarship scheme is administered by the Menzies Centre for Australian Studies, King’s College London, on behalf of the Northcote Children’s Emigration Fund.
Scholarships are to enable students normally resident in the United Kingdom to undertake a higher degree at an Australian university for a period of up to three years. Applicants must ascertain their eligibility for an Australian graduate programme. There are no limitations as to the field of study. The scholarship will provide economy class return air fares to Australia, payment of compulsory fees and charges at an Australian university and an inclusive allowance of around A$20,000 per annum. Successful candidates must make the outward journey within the first calendar year of the award being granted.
Applications must be supported by:
a) a statement from the applicant on the nature of the proposed course and/or the research project/dissertation (approximately 2 sides of A4);
b) two references from persons in a position to assess the academic potential and character of the candidate;
c) a statement from the host institution in Australia indicating that the research can be appropriately pursued there, and that the candidate is eligible for admission, and has been given provisional acceptance;
d) a statement demonstrating why the study must be undertaken in Australia;
e) a curriculum vitae.
Candidates are asked to ensure that applications are appropriate to the scholarship’s aims and provisions and that all requested details, with suitable headings, are included. The application forms must be signed hard copies.
Neither the Fund’s Trustees nor King’s College London can entertain providing successful candidates with funds over and above the research award or for more than three years. Scholars must make their own arrangements for health or other insurance cover. Scholars will be required to submit a yearly report on research progress and expenditure under the grant, with a supporting statement from their Australian supervisors. Continuation of the grant will depend on satisfactory reports. A comprehensive report on completion of the programme of study is also expected.
Applications will be accepted between 28 June 2010 and 27 August 2010.
Visit International Scholarships official website
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/depts/menzies/scholar/ngs.html
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