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Chateaubriand Scholarship Sponsored by Embassy of France Administered by Embassy of France | |||
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**** AWARD Award Type: Grant Annual # of awards: 14 Duration: 9 months Date Effective: September Purpose: This fellowship allows doctorate students enrolled in an American university to do their research for their thesis in France for nine months. The grant allows exchanges between American universities and French universities.
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**** LOCATION Country: France Fields of Study: Aboriginal language, Aboriginal studies, Acting, Adult education, Aesthetics, African languages, African studies, African-American studies, American literature, American studies, Anthropology, Antiques, Applied arts, Applied sciences, Arabic language, Arabic studies, Archaeology, Architectural history, Architecture, Area studies, Art, Art conservation, Art education, Art history, Art restoration, Arts, Arts criticism, Arts management, Asian languages, Asian studies, Balkan studies, Ballet, Baroque studies, Basque language, Basque studies, Book arts, Bookbinding, British studies, Caribbean studies, Castles, Celtic language, Celtic studies, Chamber music, Child development, Children's literature, Christian studies, Churches/cathedrals, Civilization/culture, Classical languages, Classical studies, Commercial art, Comparative literature, Composition, Curatorial studies, Dance, Dance notation, Directing, Drama/theater, Drawing, Early music, East African studies, East Asian languages, East Asian studies, East European languages, East European studies, Animal production Emphasis On: Any topic in the Social sciences and Humanities...candidate MUST show a need to be in France. **** FINANCIAL DATA INFORMATION Average Amount per Award: 1300 euros/month Award Includes: Tuition, Travel Expenses, Health Insurance, Stipend Award Also Includes: Research trips within France **** APPLICATION INFORMATION Deadline: December 31st Notification Date: April Procedure: Once applications are collected, they are evaluated by professors through out the U.S. and France. A jury meeting takes place in April and after the meeting, recipients are notified. **** ELIGIBILITY Level of Study: Doctorate Maximum Age: No maximum age Nationality/Residency: American or enrolled in an American university. French citizens may not apply Other Criteria: Student must show a need to be in France for 9 months and have a professor in France willing to help them during their stay. | ||
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