5. THE
BRITISH ACADEMY VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS.
The
Academy's Visiting Professorships scheme enables
distinguished scholars from overseas to be invited to spend a
minimum of two weeks in the United Kingdom. The Academy
grants the title of British Academy Visiting Professor or (for
a more junior scholar) British Academy Visiting Fellow and
awards a sum of money towards the estimated travel and
maintenance costs. All arrangements are undertaken by the
visitor's British sponsor. While the delivery of lectures and
participation in seminars is not precluded, the main purpose
of the visit should be to enable the visitor to pursue
research. It is not intended that the Academy's Fellowships
and Professorships should be used in conjunction with a non-stipendiary
university fellowship.
Eligibility:
Candidates for nominations must be either
established scholars of distinction or younger people who
show great promise and who would benefit from time to pursue
their research in the United Kingdom.
Level of grant: The Academy will meet
travel expenses to the United Kingdom, and provide
subsistence for Visiting Professors and Fellows up to a
maximum of 700 a week.
Applicants
will be expected to submit a carefully-costed
budget within this limit. The normal maximum length of visit
will be one month, but applications for longer periods will
be considered, although it will be expected that the weekly
budget for longer visits will be set at a more moderate level.
Method of application and closing date: The British sponsor
should apply on the Visiting Professorships
Application form, available from the
Academy's International Relations Department (Tel.0171 969 5220, overseas@britac.ac.uk).
Applications direct
from foreign scholars will not be accepted.
The closing date for applications is 31
December. Applications are considered in late February, for
visits to take place during the financial year beginning 1
April. (It may be possible to entertain applications at other
times of the year, but the Academy's aim is to allocate the
available funds at one time.)
6. THE
BRITISH COUNCIL, INDONESIA. BRITISH CHEVENING AWARDS 2000/2001.
This scholarship scheme
is extremely competitive. Only highly qualified and dynamic
individuals will be considered.
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Candidates
should be under 40 years of age, have a
high quality first-degree and have top class career prospects.
Candidates should also have a good working knowledge of
written and spoken English. The Chevening Awards are for a
maximum of one year, usually for Master courses, of for
shorter awards. Awards are not eligible for Undergraduate and
PhD studies. No restrictions are placed on the fields of
study (except English language teaching, which is not
eligible, and Medicine Specialised which takes more than 1
year of study). The Chevening Awards are full scholarships.
The scholarship covers, English language
training at the British Council Jakarta prior to departure,
return airfares to Britain, tuition fees, cost of living,
book allowance, warm clothing allowance, extra baggage and
other necessary allowances that are appropriate. The
completed form should be returned to the British Council (check
with them for deadlines). No attachments or any other
documents are required as the initial selection process will
be only based on your application form, which should
therefore be completed as fully as possible. Short-listed
candidates will be interviewed in English at various
locations around Indonesia. We regret that we are unable to
inform candidates whose applications are unsuccessful. The
British Chevening Awards Scheme is a worldwide scholarship
programme sponsored by the British Government. It offers
scholarships for present and future leaders and opinion-formers
to study in Britain. In Indonesia, the Scheme is the
responsibility of the British Embassy, and is managed by the
British Council. Approximately 50 awards are available for
the academic year beginning in September 2000.
For further information please contact: Ms
Yeyet Suryanti, Scholarships Officer, The British Council, S.Widjojo
Centre 1st Floor, Jl.Jend. Sudirman Kav.71, Jakarta 12190.
Tel: 021-2524115 or 2524122,
Fax: 021-2524129,
Email: yeyet.suryanti@britcoun.or.id
Web site: http://old.britcoun.org/indonesia/idschev.htm