Sign up for the Leventis Fellowship to participate in a scheme of collaborative research set to take place at the Center of African Studies, University of London.
Selected applicants will join their counterparts in London as visitors of the Center of African Studies to work on research funded by the Leventis Foundation.
Application Deadline: 31 March 2021
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Benefits
Successful fellows will enjoy the following benefits:
Participate in joint research at the Center of African Studies of the University of London
The research will be funded by the Leventis Foundation
Get to develop their research interests in libraries and archives as well as participate in the intellectual life of the Center.
Eligibility
The fellowship is
Open to Nigerian academics
Particularly appropriate for scholars working up a Ph.D. thesis into publishable form
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Fill the online form and submit via Gmail, the following documents:
An up-to-date curriculum vitae (not to exceed 2 pages)
A statement of current research interests (not to exceed 1,000 words) clearly stating the goals to be accomplished during the research duration in London
One academic reference letter supporting the application.
Forward the application form and required documents through one of the following means:
The Leventis Fellowship 2020/2021, administered by the Leventis Foundation supports a suite of collaborative research projects at the Center of African Studies of the University of London for Nigerian academics.
The sabbatical at the Center of African Studies is established to aid talented scholars to develop their research interests in a joint effort with co-researchers in London.
