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Applications are invited for Academy Stavros Niarchos Foundation Fellowship from Greek nationals and the Greek diaspora. Fellowships are available to undertake research at Chatham House.
The purpose of this fellowship is to offer young and promising leaders from Greece and the Greek diaspora the opportunity to develop their understanding, ideas and approaches on the most pressing challenges facing the world.
Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, is an independent policy institute based in London. Their mission is to help build a sustainably secure, prosperous and just world.
Chatham House expects all fellows to have good levels of English, both written and verbal. While they do not require a TEFL or similar standard, this will be evaluated through the recruitment process.
Course Level: Fellowships are available to undertake research at Chatham House.
Study Subject: During their fellowship, the fellow will conduct a research project of their own design on one of the research topics below:
-Research topic with the Europe Programme:
Political union in the European Union: the possibilities and politics of deeper European integration
-Research topic with the Europe Programme and Russia and Eurasia Programme:
Russia’s role and influence in southeast Europe.
Scholarship Award: Chatham House will provide a monthly stipend of approximately £2,000 for Academy fellows for the duration of the fellowship (this is intended to cover costs such as accommodation, food, and travel in London etc.). To assist fellows in relocating from their home country to London for the term of the fellowship, the institute will cover one return, economy class trip to the UK and accommodation in a hotel on arrival (if required). The institute will also provide a small budget for fieldwork and research-related travel during the fellowship. Chatham House will provide assistance but fellows will be responsible for securing accommodation, health insurance, and making the necessary banking arrangements.
Scholarship can be taken at: UK
Eligibility: To be eligible for an Academy Stavros Niarchos Foundation Fellowship, candidates must:
-Be a citizen of Greece;
-Have a background and track record of research in international relations, social science and/or economics;
-Hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with an international focus;
-Master’s degree preferred;
-Have at least 5 years of relevant work or academic experience and a strong record of achievements;
-Have a clearly defined area of research or policy interest which fits within one of the broad research themes outlined in ‘Research Proposal and Topics’;
-Be motivated to undertake the fellowship and to contribute to the candidate’s home country or region, as demonstrated through the post-fellowship plan; and, Have excellent English writing and presentation skills.
Nationality: Greek citizens are eligible to apply for this Chatham House fellowship.
College Admission Requirement
Entrance Requirements: Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent with an international focus; although Master’s degree preferred.
English language Requirements: Applicants must have excellent English writing and presentation skills. Chatham House expects all fellows to have good levels of English, both written and verbal. While they do not require a TEFL or similar standard, this will be evaluated through the recruitment process.
Supporting Material: Candidates must do the following:
-Download and complete the application form (available on the Chatham House website);
-Email the application form, together with one published writing sample of no more than 10 pages in English (or an English translation of their own work), to academyniarchosfellowship-at-chathamhouse.org.
How to Apply: The application form and accompanying documents should be completed and emailed to AcademyNiarchosFellowship-at-chathamhouse.org.
Application Deadline: The 2016/17 application window is now open and will close on 31 May 2016.
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