[Anthropgrad] OVERSEAS PHD TRAVEL FELLOWSHIP FUNDING: 2009 ROUND

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Dear Southeast Asia expert

The Australia-Netherlands Research Collaboration would like to announce
that the *Guidelines and Selection Criteria for the 2009 round of
Overseas PhD Travel Fellowship Funding* are now available, and have been
posted at www.aust-neth.net. Individuals currently enrolled in a PhD
program at an Australian university, and who are researching Southeast
Asia are eligible to apply.

Funding is available for students to conduct specific, defined tasks in
the Netherlands related to their PhD. These tasks could include
fieldwork, consulting an archive or library, engaging in language or
disciplinary study, or consulting academic experts. Funds will cover
economy class return travel between Australia and the Netherlands plus a
living allowance for a period of between one and six months. The
research must occur within the term of the PhD enrolment, and take place
in the period from mid 2009 -- 2011. Up to three Fellowships will be
offered in the 2009 round. It is planned that further fellowships will
be offered in 2010, depending on funding.

_*Please pass this message on to students who may be interested in
applying for a Travel Fellowship.*_*  *_*** Closing date is Friday, 15
May 2009 ***_

For further information contact Helen.McMartin at anu.edu.au, tel 02 6125
0693.

Please also note that the ANRC Netherlands office is offering similar
PhD travel fellowships to students enrolled at a Dutch university, to
travel to Australia to conduct research. See www.aust-neth.net for details.

regards, Helen


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Asia experts in Australia, then please email Helen.McMartin at anu.edu.au

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The Australian National University
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