The University of Bristol is offering UK Marie Sk?odowska-Curie (MSCA) Individual Fellowship for the year 2017. These fellowships are offered to pursue PhD programme for EU along with Non-EU applicants.
The aim of these Fellowships will be to improve competencies and creative possible of the finest research workers, whether European or non-European, willing to work in the EU.
The University of Bristol (abbreviated as Bris. in post-nominal letters, occasionally called Bristol University) is a red brick research university found in Bristol, United Kingdom. Bristol is organised into six academic faculties composed of multiple schools and sections running over 200 undergraduate classes mostly situated in the Tyndalls Park space of the city.
Course Level: These fellowships are offered to pursue PhD programme.
Study Subject: These fellowships are open to all or any research and invention areas. The involvement of third parties within jobs is supported, e.g. SMEs, NGOs, Charities, museums, archives etc.
Scholarship Award: These fellowships will be granted Living Allowance: €55,800 (€67,127 including coefficient) Mobility allowance: €600/mth + €500/mth family allowance if applicable Management/Indirects: €650 per month Expenses: €800 per month.
Number of Scholarships: Not Known
Scholarship can be taken in the UK
Eligibility: The following standards must be fulfilled in order for applicants to be eligible for fellowship:
MSCA funds endeavors using predetermined ‘unit costs’ for the researcher and the association. These ‘unit costs’ are flat rate EU contributions to support the research worker, research prices and institutional prices throughout the job.
Nationality: EU along with Non-EU applicants qualify to apply for this particular fellowship programme.
College Admission Requirement
Entrance Requirements: Applicants must have their previous level.
English Language Requirements: Students must demonstrate they have an excellent amount of written and talked English the nominee needs to possess an excellent command over English language.
International Fellowship
How to Apply: The pupil fills out as well as sends the application form to/via post or by email. The application must comprise:
- Potential applicant identifies a mentor and makes contact.
- Potential nominees submit a draft application and CV to proper School Research Directors – see below).
- DHR will review draft using an expected mentor to evaluate intellectual fit with Department.
- DHR informs the applicant, Research Development Managers (RDMs) and Bristol EU Team of conclusion.
- EU team to examine applications as they develop, at least one month prior to closing deadline
- Applications submitted to funder right before funder deadline of 14/09/2017.
Application Deadline: The Application Deadline is September 14, 2017.
