12 Nondegree scholarship/research job positions available in United Kingdom

The Charles Wallace Bangladesh Trust, established in 1981, is a registered United Kingdom Charity (No. 283339). The Trust was originally administered by the British Council, and is now run independently, though the British Council remains a trustee and provides support of various kinds. The Trust is

The Charles Wallace India Trust gives grants to Indians in the early or middle stages of their careers who are living in India and working or studying in the arts, heritage conservation or the humanities. The grants enable successful applicants to achieve their artistic, academic or professional ambitions

These enable academics, writers and translators to spend between two and three months at selected universities where they can devote themselves to their own work and to interacting with colleagues. There are ten fellowships. Each is intended to be mutually beneficial. The fellow is expected to contribute

Every year CWIT offers between 10-15 grants towards the costs in the UK of short  visits by academic research scholars and professionals working in the arts and humanities. These grants are generally sufficient for visits of up to 3 or 4 weeks. Applicants planning to stay longer need to supplement

The Charles Wallace Bangladesh Trust, established in 1981, is a registered United Kingdom Charity (No. 283339). The Trust was originally administered by the British Council, and is now run independently, though the British Council remains a trustee and provides support of various kinds. The Trust is

The Charles Wallace Bangladesh Trust, established in 1981, is a registered United Kingdom Charity (No. 283339). The Trust was originally administered by the British Council, and is now run independently, though the British Council remains a trustee and provides support of various kinds. The Trust is

The Trust and its contact details The Charles Wallace Pakistan Trust (CWPT), established in 1981, is a registered United Kingdom Charity  (No. 283337).  The Trust was originally administered by the British Council, and is now run independently, though the British Council remains a trustee

The Trust and its contact details The Charles Wallace Burma Trust, established in 1981, is a registered United Kingdom Charity  (No. 289004). The Trust was originally administered by the British Council, and is now run independently, though the British Council remains a trustee and provides support

The Shared Scholarship Scheme is a joint initiative between the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (with funding from DFID), and UK universities, to support scholarships for students from developing Commonwealth countries who would not otherwise be able to study in the United Kingdom. Information for

The Commission is currently inviting applications for our Professional Fellowships Scheme in 2011.   Through this Scheme, the Commission funds fellowships for mid-career professionals from developing Commonwealth countries to spend periods (typically three months) with a relevant UK host organisation