EurAsia Young Scholars Award for Research in East and Southeast Asia (Alpha+)

EurAsia Young Scholars Award for Research in East and Southeast Asia (Alpha+) is listed in the Austrian Database for Scholarships and Research Grants. It is funded by Alpha+ Foundation of the FWF. Area: Natural SciencesTechnical SciencesHuman Medicine, Health SciencesAgricultural SciencesSocial SciencesHumanities. It is intended for PhD students PhD holders, post docs Researchers. The stated benefit is Funding amount: max. EUR 10.000 (can be used for travel, accommodation, per diem expenses of the applicant, and...

Opportunity details

The aim of the EurAsia Young Scholars Award for Research in East and Southeast Asia (Alpha+)is to enable younger scholars to gain significant personal experience in East and Southeast Asian countries in dialogue with local colleagues and institutions. The thematic focus should be on the application of digital tools and methods to the study of cultural heritage, including topics of economic and social relevance.Eligibility:Doctoral students, researchers at the postdoctoral level at any academic institution in Austria (max. 8 years after completion of the doctorate, not counting parental or other forms of leave).The stay in the country should be no less than two weeks. There has to be a demonstrable element of communication and scholarly exchange with local scholars and institutions.Further Information

Eligibility

Target group: PhD students PhD holders, post docs Researchers. The aim of the EurAsia Young Scholars Award for Research in East and Southeast Asia (Alpha+)is to enable younger scholars to gain significant personal experience in East and Southeast Asian countries in dialogue with local colleagues and institutions. The thematic focus should be on the application of digital tools and methods to the study of cultural heritage, including topics of economic and social relevance.Eligibility:Doctoral students, researchers at the postdoctoral level at any academic institution in Austria (max. 8 years after completion of the doctorate, not counting parental or other forms of leave).The stay in the country should be no less than two weeks. There has to be a demonstrable element of communication and scholarly exchange with local scholars and institutions.Further Information Eligible countries of origin: Austria.

Requirements

The aim of the EurAsia Young Scholars Award for Research in East and Southeast Asia (Alpha+)is to enable younger scholars to gain significant personal experience in East and Southeast Asian countries in dialogue with local colleagues and institutions. The thematic focus should be on the application of digital tools and methods to the study of cultural heritage, including topics of economic and social relevance.Eligibility:Doctoral students, researchers at the postdoctoral level at any academic institution in Austria (max. 8 years after completion of the doctorate, not counting parental or other forms of leave).The stay in the country should be no less than two weeks. There has to be a demonstrable element of communication and scholarly exchange with local scholars and institutions.Further Information

Funding and benefits

Grant benefit: Funding amount: max. EUR 10.000 (can be used for travel, accommodation, per diem expenses of the applicant, and other research-related expenses on location).. Grant type: Research grants, Research allowances.

How to apply

The aim of the EurAsia Young Scholars Award for Research in East and Southeast Asia (Alpha+)is to enable younger scholars to gain significant personal experience in East and Southeast Asian countries in dialogue with local colleagues and institutions. The thematic focus should be on the application of digital tools and methods to the study of cultural heritage, including topics of economic and social relevance.Eligibility:Doctoral students, researchers at the postdoctoral level at any academic institution in Austria (max. 8 years after completion of the doctorate, not counting parental or other forms of leave).The stay in the country should be no less than two weeks. There has to be a demonstrable element of communication and scholarly exchange with local scholars and institutions.Further Information Use the Further information link on the Grants.at record to verify the current form and submit the application to the funding organisation.

Open the official application information

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