2014 Nordic Africa Institute Short Scholarships for African-Oriented Studies
Application Deadline: 1 October 2013
The Nordic Africa Institute, which
encourages research and studies on Africa in the Nordic countries,
invites applications for a number of one-month scholarships to facilitate use of the Institute’s library. The scholarships cover travel expenses to and from Uppsala and include a shared office and free accommodation at Gästhem Samariten, centrally located in Uppsala.
invites applications for a number of one-month scholarships to facilitate use of the Institute’s library. The scholarships cover travel expenses to and from Uppsala and include a shared office and free accommodation at Gästhem Samariten, centrally located in Uppsala.
Who can apply?
Students pursuing Africa-oriented studies within the fields of social sciences and humanities at universities and colleges in the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden) are eligible candidates for these scholarships, regardless of citizenship. A basic academic degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent degree) is required. The scholarships are also intended for Africa-oriented journalists and textbook writers in the Nordic countries.
The purpose of the Study Scholarships
The primary purpose of the scholarships is to offer the scholarship holders a one-month stay at the Nordic Africa Institute in order to facilitate use of the Institute’s library collections on contemporary Africa (books, periodicals, newspapers, and government publications).
Application date
The study scholarships are awarded once per year and the applications must be
in by 1 October 2013 (for a scholarship in 2014).
Further information: Inga-Britt Isaksson Faris, inga-britt.faris@nai.uu.se
phone +46-18 471 52 47 (direct), +46-18 471 52 00 (exchange board)
Students pursuing Africa-oriented studies within the fields of social sciences and humanities at universities and colleges in the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden) are eligible candidates for these scholarships, regardless of citizenship. A basic academic degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent degree) is required. The scholarships are also intended for Africa-oriented journalists and textbook writers in the Nordic countries.
The purpose of the Study Scholarships
The primary purpose of the scholarships is to offer the scholarship holders a one-month stay at the Nordic Africa Institute in order to facilitate use of the Institute’s library collections on contemporary Africa (books, periodicals, newspapers, and government publications).
Application date
The study scholarships are awarded once per year and the applications must be
in by 1 October 2013 (for a scholarship in 2014).
Further information: Inga-Britt Isaksson Faris, inga-britt.faris@nai.uu.se
phone +46-18 471 52 47 (direct), +46-18 471 52 00 (exchange board)
Deadline for applications: 1 October 2013 (for a scholarship in 2014).
Application form (pdf)
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