University of Edinburgh--Fellowships in the Humanities

The Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities was established 
in 1970 by the Faculty of Arts to promote enquiry of the highest 
standards in the Humanities, broadly conceived. The Visiting Research
Fellowships 2001-2003 is designed to offer Fellows an opportunity to
pursue research in Edinburgh. 

Visiting Research Fellowships: for advanced research in archaeology, 
   history of art, classics, linguistics, philosophy, history of science, 
   law, divinity, history, European and oriental languages and literature, 
   English literature, philosophy, Scottish studies,  music and the social 
   sciences.

   All Fellows are allocated a study room within the Institute.
   Fellows hold one or two seminars during their tenure, and submit a
   report on their research at the end of their fellowship. 

Eligibility: Scholars of established reputation, and younger scholars 
   with a doctoral dissertation or equivalent evidence of aptitude for 
   further study.

Period: Between two and six months.

Stipend: Most fellowships are honorary, but limited support towards 
   expenses is available to a small number of candidates. It is
   expected that Fellows will be in residence throughout the tenure 
   of their fellowship. The Institute will be pleased to help with
   finding suitable accommodation in Edinburgh.
 
Deadline: All completed applications must be returned before
   December 1, 2000.

Contact: Airmail should be used for all communications from outside
   the UK.

	 The Director
         Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities
         University of Edinburgh
         Hope Park Square, 
         Edinburgh, EH8 9NW
         Scotland


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