Applications are open for the British Council “Decolonising Digital” Fellowship 2021. The British Council, in partnership with the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities (IASH) at the University of Edinburgh, has developed this bespoke fellowship opportunity for early-career researchers from Africa who are living and working on the continent.
The successful candidate will undertake a 7 month research fellowship based with IASH at the University of Edinburgh, starting in April 2021. During their fellowship, Fellows will work closely with British Council experts in the UK and Africa to refine and shape the direction of their research and its outputs. There will be further opportunities to share, disseminate and apply the findings of the research in collaboration with the British Council in Africa once the fellowship is completed.
Benefits
Fellows will receive:
Eligibility
Open to early-career researchers who are citizens of any African country and resident on the continent.
In addition, applicants must have:
Application
To initiate the application process, submit the following documents to james.Perkins@britishcouncil.org by the deadline of 24:00 on January 10, 2021:
Your research proposal should:
For more information, see Fellowship Outline and visit British Council.
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