STIPENDIARY RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS IN

CLASSICS, ECONOMICS, ENGINEERING (Materials or Thermodynamics), RENAISSANCE STUDIES, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Applications are invited for one or more stipendiary Research Fellowships tenable for three years from 1 October 2010.  Fields considered this year will be: Classics, Economics, Engineering (Materials or Thermodynamics), Renaissance Studies, and Sustainable Development. The Research Fellowships are open to graduates of any university who on 1 October 2010 will have completed not more than five years of research.

Further details, application forms, and notes for referees may be downloaded here:

In Word format

Application Form
Further particulars
Form for referees
Notes for referees

In PDF Format

Application Form
Further particulars
Form for referees
Notes for referees

Contact:

The Research Fellowship Competition
Corpus Christi College
Cambridge CB2 1RH.

Tel: 01223 338038

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Applications and testimonials must be received by midday on 26th November 2009.  We prefer to receive material in electronic format (.doc or .pdf) but will accept applications and testimonials by post if necessary. 

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THE GAYLORD AND DOROTHY DONNELLEY RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation has recently established a postdoctoral fellowship exchange programme between Corpus Christi College, Cambridge and the University of Chicago. Applications are now invited from candidates in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (excluding Law) at Cambridge to spend up to three years at the University of Chicago.  The Fellowship will recognize early-career scholars of exceptional promise and provide time and resources in support of their research efforts.  This is purely a research fellowship, with no teaching duties expected.  The Fellow is expected to take part in seminars, workshops, and research groups at Chicago in the Division of Humanities, the Division of Social Sciences or the Divinity School. The Fellow will be provided with a stipend, office space, a computer and supplies, and have access to the university’s libraries and other common facilities.  The Fellow will also be assigned a faculty mentor to help integrate the Fellow into the campus culture.

Information about the University of Chicago can be found at www.uchicago.edu.
 
The Fellowship is for three years, non-renewable. The inaugural fellowship term will begin Autumn 2010.

Eligibility:  

All members and Research Associates of Corpus Christi College and all whose PhD supervisors at the University of Cambridge have been Fellows of Corpus Christi College, who will have completed at most 6 years of research at 1 September 2010 in a subject covered at the University of Cambridge by either the School of Arts and Humanities or the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (excluding Law).

In Word format

Donnelley Fellowship Further Particulars

In PDF Format

Donnelley Fellowship Further Particulars