2020 Ruth Crawford Mitchell Czech/Slovak Fellowship
03. 01. 2020
The University of Pittsburgh, USA has launched a call for fellowship applications by Czech and Slovak scholars.
The scholarship of $7000 is intended for an individual from the Czech Republic’s or Slovakia’s academic, government or commercial sector for a term of non-degree research (late August and mid-December).
Research in education, science, political science, economics and/or sociology is encouraged.
Eligible are citizens who currently reside in the Czech or Slovak Republic and will return there within three months following the completion of the fellowship to pursue his or her career. Applicants must have completed a university degree, and not be currently enrolled in a university program of study. Several years of work experience is mandatory. Excellent working knowledge of English is required.
The call is open every year until March 30.
In case you are interested in applying, save the application as a PDF and e-mail to Cristina Lagnese, Scholarship Administrator, at mcl38@pitt.edu.
Additionally, three references are required, one of them from a University of Pittsburgh faculty member who is willing to advise the scholar concerning the research project while in Pittsburgh.
Detailed information on the Ruth Crawford Mitchell Czech/Slovak Fellowship can be found here.
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