University of Calgary Institute for the Humanities Frances Spratt Graduate Fellowship 2024

The Calgary Institute for the Humanities was established at the University of Calgary in 1976 to foster advanced study and research in a broad range of subject areas. It supports work in the traditional disciplines such as languages and literature, philosophy and history, as well as in philosophical and historical aspects of the social sciences, fine arts, sciences, and professional studies. The “humanities” is thus not conceived as a specific group of academic disciplines, but as forms of study that explore human reality and experience guided by literature, history, and philosophical analysis and reflection.

Table of Content

• Summary
• Benefits
• Requirments
• Interview Process
• Application Deadline
• How To Apply

Summary

• Application DeadlineOctober 25, 2024
• Value$10,000
• Study LevelPostdoctoral Fellowships
• SponsorUniversity Of Calgary
• City to studyCalgary
• School to studyUniversity Of Calgary
• Eligible CountryCanada

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Benefits

$10,000 with office amenities for an eight-month period, in the Calgary Institute for the Humanities, with limited administrative support

Requirements

• Open to full-time graduate students in the final stages of a doctoral program and in the process of completing their thesis. The recipient will be expected to share his/her research through a public lecture and an Institute seminar, and to be involved in the community of scholars working at the Institute.
• This award can be held concurrently with other scholarships.

Interview Dates and Process

Field of Study    Humanities approach to any discipline, as stated above

Deadline    The last Friday of October

Application Deadline

How To Apply

he Fellowship Adjudication Committee of the Calgary Institute for the Humanities will submit a recommendation to the Graduate Scholarship Office. The recommendation is subject to final approval of the Graduate Scholarship Committee.

An electronic PDF version of the application must include:

• a curriculum vitae;
• a detailed statement of the research proposal in a form that makes the applicant's research project understandable to experts in their own discipline;
• a descriptive title and abstract of 150 words directed to an interdisciplinary adjudication committee; and
• a brief statement from the applicant's supervisor indicating the department is aware of the application.

To be submitted to the Calgary Institute for the Humanities at [email protected]

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