SAE-CES Pre-Dissertation Research Fellowship

Here are some common eligibility criteria that you may encounter for research scholarships related to European anthropology:

• Field of Study: Scholarships may be specific to the field of European anthropology or a related discipline such as social or cultural anthropology. The research proposed should align with the objectives and themes of the scholarship.
• Doctoral Candidate Status: Scholarships for preliminary research are often targeted towards students who have been accepted into or are enrolled in a doctoral program in anthropology or a related field. Applicants may need to provide proof of their doctoral student status.
• Research Proposal: Applicants may be required to submit a detailed research proposal outlining the objectives, methodology, and significance of their proposed research related to European anthropology.
• Academic Merit: Scholarships may consider the academic record and achievements of applicants, such as GPA, previous research experience, publications, or conference presentations.
• Relevance and Originality: The proposed research should demonstrate its relevance to the field of European anthropology and its potential to contribute new insights or advance existing knowledge.
• Language Proficiency: Depending on the scholarship requirements, proficiency in languages relevant to the research area, such as the language(s) spoken in the European region of study, may be necessary.
• Letters of Recommendation: Applicants may need to submit letters of recommendation from academic advisors, professors, or experts in the field who can speak to their research potential and capabilities.
• Project Feasibility: Scholarships may consider the feasibility of the research project, including the availability of necessary resources, access to research sites, and ethical considerations.