Deadline is Dec. 15. The fellowships provide funding to support research for periods of three to six months at American universities, research organizations, policy institutes, professional associations, government offices and private foundations. Normally, applicants must hold a Candidate of Sciences degree and have a minimum of five years' professional experience. Deadline is Oct. 1. Fellowships are awarded annually to scholars and practitioners to conduct research at the institute on projects concerning international peace and conflict resolution.
Application is open to citizens of all nations.
Deadline is Oct. 16. The program enables Ph.D. students enrolled in U.S. and Canadian universities to return to Africa for extensive research involving field observation or the use of primary sources available only in Africa. Priority is given to research topics in the fields of agriculture, environment, health, life sciences, population and schooling. Applicants are responsible for arranging affiliation with an African institution able to provide needed research support, such as laboratory facilities, access to study sites and technical advice. The candidate's faculty advisers, the host institution in Africa and the agency with primary responsibility for financing the student's graduate work must all send letters of endorsement.