Global Challenges Research Fund African SWIFT Fellowship Programme application form 2020/2021 | How to apply online.
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Global Challenges Research Fund African SWIFT Fellowship Programme 2020/2021 (Funding available)
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Details of Global Challenges Research Fund African SWIFT Fellowship Programme
Applications are invited for the Global Challenges Research Fund African SWIFT Fellowship Programme 2020/2021. The SWIFT Fellowships are an exciting opportunity for early-career researchers & professionals to expand their experience and independence in African meteorological research and gain leadership experience.
Successful applicants will become valued contributors of the African-SWIFT project, which aims to develop sustainable research capability in tropical weather forecasting to enhance the livelihoods of African populations, and improve the economies of African countries.
Benefits
- SWIFT fellows will be paid a very competitive salary commensurate with that of an early career lecturer salary in the host country of the fellowship.
- In addition, fellows may also apply for additional funds to cover travel and related costs, Host Institute costs and research costs, within reasonable limits.
Eligibility
- Open to early career researchers & professionals working in weather and climate research and applied social and natural sciences in the field of African weather prediction.
- Fellowship applications must be aligned with the SWIFT research themes
- Applicants must be of Sub-Saharan African nationality, but may be based anywhere at the time of application.
Conditions
- Fellowships must be between 12 and 18 months in duration.
- The start and end timing of the fellowships is flexible within the following constraints: fellowships should begin between March 1 and June 30, 2020 and must end no later than September 30, 2021.
- Fellowships may be carried out as a split appointment, but must be carried out within the specified timeframe.
- Fellows may apply to work with a SWIFT partner organisation in Senegal, Nigeria, Ghana, Niger or Kenya.
Application
The following documents must be submitted to the SWIFT Project Office via NCASSwift@leeds.ac.uk before midnight on December 6, 2019:
- Fellowship Proposal
- Copy of BSc, MSc and/or PhD certificate (if already awarded)
- Two documents (either published papers or thesis chapters) demonstrating the candidate’s ability to produce/publish scientific research
- Host Institute Endorsement Form (to be submitted by the Host Institute)
- Home Institute Endorsement Form (to be submitted by the Home Institute)
- Two professional reference forms (to be submitted by the referees)
For more information, visit GCRF African SWIFT.
Deadline: December 6, 2019
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