The British Council Scotland EARTH Scholarships 2025 program, funded by the British Council and managed by the Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities (SGSAH), offers international research opportunities aimed at fostering partnerships between Scottish universities, global academic mentors, and various external organizations.
This scholarship primarily supports interdisciplinary research in environmental arts and humanities, focusing on how these fields intersect with other disciplines to tackle climate change through the arts, sciences, and technology.
Program Focus and Objectives
This scholarship emphasizes the integration of environmental arts and humanities with STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). Through this interdisciplinary approach, the program aims to:
- Showcase the vital contributions of arts and humanities to climate action.
- Promote international collaboration for innovative environmental solutions.
Who Can Apply
International students with a strong interest in environmental arts and humanities are encouraged to apply for postgraduate research opportunities in Scotland. Specific eligibility criteria are as follows:
- PhD researchers in Arts & Humanities currently enrolled at a university outside the UK.
- Early Career Researchers (ECRs) who have completed a PhD in Arts & Humanities from a non-UK institution.
- Applicants must propose research projects incorporating interdisciplinary approaches beyond the Arts & Humanities.
- The program is open to all eligible PhDs and ECRs who have completed or are pursuing a PhD outside the UK.
Scholarship Benefits
Recipients of the British Council Scotland EARTH Scholarships 2025 will receive comprehensive support, including:
- Full funding for travel, accommodation, and living expenses.
- Research funding to foster international collaborations in environmental arts and humanities.
- Access to mentorship from leading Scottish academics and cultural organizations.
- Opportunities to engage in international research exchanges and interdisciplinary projects across STEAM fields.
Required Application Documents
Applicants must prepare the following documents to complete their application:
- Updated CV
- A research proposal (up to 1,000 words)
- A letter of support from your PhD supervisor
- A letter of support from the Scottish Higher Education Institution
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Proof of PhD status
How to Apply
Follow these steps to submit your application:
- Confirm you meet the eligibility requirements, including PhD status, research area, and international university enrollment.
- Identify a suitable academic mentor at a Scottish Higher Education Institution (HEI) to support your application.
- Gather the required documents, including CV, letters of support, and proof of PhD status.
- Visit the British Council or SGSAH website to access and complete the application form.
- Review your application thoroughly to ensure all documents are submitted before the deadline.
Deadline: November 1, 2024
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to advance your research career, collaborate internationally, and contribute to addressing climate change through an interdisciplinary approach in Scotland.
Application link: https://www.sgsah.ac.uk/prospective/earth-scholarships-2025/
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