Published: 06 Aug 2019 1,563 views
The UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office and OCIS is announcing the Chevening-Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS) Fellowship Program for Mid-Career Professionals to study in the UK.
The OCIS is a Recognized Independent Centre for the University of Oxford and provides a meeting point for the Western and Islamic worlds of learning. It's Chevening Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS) Fellowships are aimed at mid-career academics or professionals who are dedicated to the promotion of academic activities which encourage a more informed understanding of the culture and civilisation of Islam and contemporary Muslim societies.
The fellowships listed below are a collaboration between the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office and OCIS:
During the fellowship, the Fellows will undertake a 6-month period of self-directed research focusing on their own project on the culture and civilisation of Islam and contemporary Muslim societies in a global context.
Fellows who are from any of the listed countries and demonstrate the potential to rise to a position of leadership and influence are eligible for Chevening OCIS fellowship.
If you meet the requirements above as well as the other ones listed out by the awarding bodies, you can apply for the fellowship.
Application Deadline | November 5, 2019 |
Funding Type | Fully Funded |
Country to study | United Kingdom |
Type | Masters |
Sponsor | Chevening |
Gender | Men and Women |
To be eligible for a Chevening OCIS Fellowship, you must:
Note: Immediate relatives are defined as parents or step-parents, siblings or step-siblings, children or step-children, spouse, civil partner or unmarried (where the couple have been in a relationship akin to marriage or civil partnership for at least two years)
Please note that applicants who have previously received financial benefit from a HMG-funded scholarship or fellowship are eligible to apply after a period of five years following the completion of their first HMG funded award. In these cases, applicants will be required to demonstrate their career progression from that point.
Applicants should be prepared to outline a short proposal on the area of academic research they would like to conduct at the time of application submission. The proposal should include a main research question and how the applicant intends to conduct this research while in residence at the Centre.
For more details, visit the scholarship website