The British Council Scotland SGSAH EARTH Scholarships 2023 application period is currently open. The SGSAH EARTH Scholarships program is run by the Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities (SGSAH) and funded by the British Council.
It aims to facilitate cross-border research collaborations between PhD and Early Career Researchers, Scottish Higher Education Institutions, academic mentors based in Scotland, and external organizations, with a particular emphasis on environmental arts and humanities and their interdisciplinary connections.
The program's overarching goal is to highlight the contributions and interventions made by the arts, culture, and humanities fields in tackling the climate emergency as well as their capacity for interdisciplinary research in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) contexts.
In addition to supporting sustainable research and cultural exchanges within and outside of the arts, humanities, and cultural sectors, the program will foster opportunities for international research and mobility that will help develop and support fresh strategies for addressing the world's climate crisis.
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Qualifications for the British Council Scotland SGSAH EARTH Scholarships
- Open to PhD and early career researchers (ECRs) enrolled in or with a degree from any non-UK university who are engaged in the environmental arts and humanities to travel to Scotland in 2023 to work with a mentor and utilize networks and resources of a host HEI (Higher Education Institute).
- All applicants must be either enrolled in or have already completed a PhD program in an area that is generally considered to be in the arts and humanities. The AHRC provides more information on these topics. Additionally, research projects must address topics in the arts and humanities. For all interdisciplinary PhDs, the arts and humanities must account for at least 50% of the project. Research project submissions using interdisciplinarity methods outside of the Arts & Humanities are actively encouraged by the program.
- ECRs must be within a year of receiving their PhD award letter in order to be eligible for the Program (under exceptional circumstances this can be extended to 2 years).
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Date, Method, and Location of the British Council Scotland Interview EARTH Scholarships from SGSAH
- A complete study proposal, as well as information on how participating in the Cluster's cohort-building, training, and development initiatives can benefit you.
- A spending plan and explanation of the resources
- A CV (up to 4pp)
- A letter of recommendation from your PhD advisor (up to 2pp)
- A letter of endorsement from the intended host institution's head of department (or a comparable representative) (up to 2pp)
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