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Australia, United Kingdom, U.S. (AUKUS) Scholar Award

This fellowship will invite scholars to forward innovation and collaboration between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States and to help solve common challenges that impact the Indo-Pacific, the trilateral partners, and the world.

The AUKUS Scholar Award supports projects through an interdisciplinary, collaborative model that will inform policy and support a more secure, peaceful, and sustainable Indo-Pacific future. This includes research focused on international maritime security and nuclear deterrence as well as approaches seeking to understand or combat the combined risk that climate change poses for the region and each member of the trilateral agreement.

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University of Birmingham

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº University of Birmingham Award covers a three-to-nine-month period for researching or teaching in, or across, any research-active department at the University for any person who holds a PhD or equivalent professional experience before departure to the UK.

Focusing on quality education and research, our strong standing in global rankings is based on our graduate prospects, student experience, as well as our publications. Our ambition means we always strive to do more. By appointing and developing outstanding academic colleagues in every area. By investing in large new research programmes. By building major national and international research partnerships.

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British Library - Eccles Institute for the Americas & Oceania

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº-British Library Eccles Institute Award covers three months of funding for a research project, including professional development, in librarianship and information science at the British Library. It is open to both professionals working in libraries and academics working in a relevant discipline.   

The Eccles Institute for the Americas and Oceania supports research and learning about these regions through the collections of the British Library, and fosters transatlantic knowledge exchange and cultural relations.

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Cardiff University

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº-Cardiff University Award enables scholars to undertake a four-to-six month project, of research, lectureship or teaching, in any one of our research-active departments.

Since 1883, Cardiff University’s world-leading scientists and academics have achieved prominence for their innovations, discoveries and advancements, transforming the world-view of their fields of expertise.

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Durham University

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Durham University Award covers a 3-12 month project for researching, lecturing or teaching in any research-active department at the university.

Durham University is a globally outstanding centre of teaching and research based in the historic city of Durham in the UK. Established in 1832 and founded on a tradition of scholarship dating back to the Middle Ages, we are the third oldest university in England. Our campus hosts a UNESCO World Heritage Site, centred around a 10th Century Norman Castle and Cathedral.  

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Edinburgh Napier University

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Edinburgh Napier University Award covers a three-to-nine month research project in nursing at the university.

The provides a vibrant teaching and research environment for over 2,500 students and 130 staff. It delivers a world class learning experience and undertakes pioneering research with a focus on practical and applied results.

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University of Exeter

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº University of Exeter Award covers a three-to-nine month project for researching, lecturing or teaching in or across any research-active departments at the university.

The combines world class research with excellent student satisfaction at its campuses in Exeter and Cornwall. It is a member of the Russell Group of leading research-intensive universities.

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H. Lavity Stoutt Community College

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº British Virgin Islands Scholar Award at H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC) Award covers a six month research project in multiple disciplines at the university.

HLSCC is a two-year institution located on the island of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands. With an enrolment of 600 students, the College prepares graduates to enter directly into the workforce as well as to complete further studies abroad.  

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Inter-Country Lecturing Programme for US ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Scholars in Europe

The US-UK ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº participates in the ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Inter-Country Travel Grant Programme which enables U.S ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Scholars in Europe to create connections with other fellow scholars and institutions in their field in the United Kingdom.

US ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Scholars in the UK can also benefit from ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Inter-Country Travel Grant opportunities. Please ask the inviting institution in your prospective host country in Europe to find out if the ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº in that country offers Inter-Country Travel Grants.

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Lancaster University

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº-Lancaster University Scholar Award presents an opportunity for a three-to-six month research project in any field of Science and Technology (STEM) at Lancaster University.

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Loughborough University

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Loughborough University Award covers a 3-12 month project for researching, lecturing or teaching in or across any research-active departments at the university.

Throughout its history, has built upon its distinctive characteristics. Today it is one of the UK's leading universities, with a reputation for excellence in teaching and research, strong links with business and industry and unrivalled sporting achievement.

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University of Nottingham

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº University of Nottingham Award covers a 3-to-12 month project for researching, lecturing or teaching in or across any research-active departments at the university.

The University of Nottingham has long been home to the trailblazer and the pioneer, stepping up to the challenges of new frontiers. Providing exceptional education and an outstanding student experience for our 52,000 students, we’re bound by spirit, not borders, with campuses in Asia and the UK.

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Queen's University Belfast Irish Studies

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Queen's University Belfast Award in Irish Studies covers a six-month appointment to research, lecture and teach in Irish Studies.

The Scholar will assist in the delivery of a suitable Irish-related module offered by one of the academic schools – either or as appropriate – as well as lead one graduate seminar group in the Scholar's field of expertise and interest on the Irish Studies postgraduate taught programme. 

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Queen’s University Belfast Creative Writing

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº Queen's University Belfast Award in Creative Writing covers a six-month appointment to write, lecture and deliver public readings of one's own work.

The Scholar will assist in teaching one undergraduate creative writing class, as well as conduct one graduate workshop in the Scholar's field of expertise and interest. Public readings of published work and works-in-progress will be sponsored by the and the .

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University of Roehampton

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº University of Roehampton Award covers a three-to-nine month project for researching, lecturing or teaching in or across any research-active departments at the university.

Situated on a beautiful parkland campus in the heart of south-west London, the has a proud history stretching back 180 years through its four colleges.

Roehampton has a diverse community of 9,000 students from more than 146 countries. The University offers a range of course choices across 10 different academic department and is highly regarded in the areas of Dance, Biological Anthropology, Drama and English Literature programmes.

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University of St Andrews

The ±ÚßËÓ°Ôº University of St Andrews covers a three-to-nine-month period for researching or lecturing in, or across, any subject in any department at the University of St Andrews.

Founded in 1413, St Andrews is the third oldest university in the English-speaking world. Known for its rich history as well as cutting-edge research and teaching, the University is an innovative Scottish institution with a global orientation, committed to attracting the best minds from around the world.

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Ukraine Beyond Borders

Applicants may apply to conduct a project, independent research, teaching or teaching/research with an emphasis on Ukraine and/or Ukrainian studies. Projects are sought in all disciplines. Projects should emphasize Ukraine but are not limited to Ukrainian studies. Projects should engage colleagues in Ukraine remotely or directly engage citizens of Ukraine displaced beyond Ukraine due to war. 

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