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Call for Applications: CONFINTEA Research Scholarships 2018<\/h2>\n

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Date: 16 April 2018 to 31 May 2018<\/div>\n
Where: Hamburg (Germany)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Submit your application by 31 May 2018<\/div>\n
In September 2018, the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning<\/a><\/span> (UIL) will offer at least three CONFINTEA Research Scholarships<\/span><\/a> for a period of one month each to researchers from UNESCO Member States and\/or Associate Member States.<\/div>\n
Prospective scholars will be able to benefit from using UIL\u2019s knowledge base and resources for their research in the area of lifelong learning<\/a><\/span> with a focus on adult and continuing education<\/a>, literacy, and non-formal basic education<\/a>.<\/span><\/div>\n
Since the UIL Research Scholarship Programme was launched in 2012, 48 scholars have taken part. Participants are selected based on their potential to produce articles, research papers, programme tools or policies that can be shared with decision-makers and that will have an impact on the education sector in their home countries. UIL particularly welcomes applicants from the Global South.<\/div>\n
We encourage scholars to use background data from the third Global Report on Adult Learning and Education (GRALE)<\/a><\/span> in their research.<\/div>\n
UIL will provide each scholar with a workstation and access to the considerable resources of its unique library<\/a><\/span>. In addition, scholars will have a chance to exchange knowledge with other scholars, UIL staff and its external partners. They will work under the supervision of a UIL specialist, but they should also be prepared to work on their own initiative.<\/div>\n
Scholars are expected to present the research they have undertaken at UIL. Furthermore, in the months following completion of their scholarship, they must report on follow-up activities and the results of their research. Upon completion of their scholarship, participants will be eligible to join UIL\u2019s Alumni Network<\/a>.<\/span><\/div>\n
UIL will arrange and pay for health insurance, accommodation close to the Institute, and a return economy ticket to Hamburg, Germany, where the Institute is based. Additionally, scholars will receive a lump sum of \u20ac500 contributing to other costs incurred before, during and after their research stay at UIL (such as visa costs, transport, and daily subsistence).<\/div>\n
In order to apply, please submit the following:<\/div>\n
Interested candidates are asked to submit their application by 31 May 2018<\/strong> to UIL Research Scholarship Coordinator Ms Lisa Krolak, at uil-lib@unesco.org<\/a><\/span><\/div>\n