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Karen Toffler Charitable Trust (KTCT) Scholar Grant program Eligibility: Early-career investigators (PhD candidates, Postdocs, Assistant Professors). Non-U.S. citizens with a valid U.S. visa are
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Karen Toffler Charitable Trust (KTCT) Scholar Grant program Eligibility: Early-career investigators (PhD candidates, Postdocs, Assistant Professors). Non-US citizens with a valid US visa are
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, research associate, research scientist, or assistant professor level at any Harvard University School or one of its affiliated institutions. Deadline Month: April and November Description: The Harvard
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amount Up to $70,000 Eligible study level Graduate coursework, Graduate research Eligible student type Domestic and international students Eligible study stage Current study, Alumni Benefit duration One
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applications Benefit amount Up to $125,000 Eligible study level Graduate coursework, Graduate research Eligible student type Domestic students Eligible study stage Current study, Alumni Benefit duration One
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beyond the group. Help drive broader impact activities, including engagement with policy, industry, or the public where appropriate. Qualifications: A PhD degree (completed, in progress, near-completion
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the teaching capabilities of the recipient and help build a strong research portfolio. Eligibility and Selection Criteria Singapore Citizen Recently completed postdoctoral training Excellent academic record plus
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description Applicants holding a PhD or who are eligible to be a junior professor in the historical humanities are invited to apply
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for master’s studies for Belgians or Luxembourgers Scholarships for (pre)doctoral or post-doctoral research or lecturing for Belgians or Luxembourgers Travel and accommodation for Teaching Assistants Programme
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The Mitacs Innovation Awards spotlight Canadian innovators — from students and professors to start-ups and industry partners — whose groundbreaking work was made possible through partnerships with