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The Cecil Lewis Sculpture Scholarships 2010 / 2011, University of the Arts London, UK

The Cecil Lewis Sculpture Scholarships aim is to promote postgraduate studies at University of the Arts London for students with the ability and potential to make an exceptional contribution to the fine arts. The Scholarships will cover all tuition fees and provide a contribution towards maintenance expenses for two students accepted on a Masters Degree course to study sculpture at University of the Arts London.

Applications are encouraged from Home/EU and International students who will benefit from postgraduate studies to realise their full potential and who are unable to finance themselves through their studies. The scholarships will be awarded according to financial need and academic merit.

Two scholarships – one worth £12,000 for a UK or an EU student and one worth £18,000 for an international student – are available to those accepted on a Masters Degree course to study sculpture at University of the Arts London. The Cecil Lewis Sculpture Scholarships aim is to promote postgraduate study at University of the Arts London to students with the ability and potential to make an exceptional contribution to the fine arts. The Scholarships are also to encourage applications from those unable to finance themselves through postgraduate study, and who will benefit from further study to realise their full potential.

To be eligible for The Cecil Lewis Sculpture Scholarships applicants must be:

Accepted on a full-time Masters Degree in Fine Art at University of the Arts London for the 2010/2011 academic year.

Currently applying for a place on a full-time Masters Degree Fine Art at University of the Arts London for the 2010/2011 academic year.

AND

An undergraduate student expecting to graduate with a first or 2:1 in a bachelors degree (with Honours) from a Higher Education institution, or an HE accredited Further Education institution by July 2010.

A graduate, having already gained a first or 2:1 in a bachelors degree from a Higher Education institution, or an HE accredited Further Education institution.

(for applicants without a bachelors degree) able to demonstrate substantial equivalent and applicable experience.

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Advanced Practice Nurse Conference Scholarship, Oncology Nursing Society / ONS Foundation

Purpose: To support a professional nurse who has demonstrated innovation in responding to challenges in practice, that has made a difference for the patient/family, institution and/or fellow healthcare professionals.

Applicant: Applicants may apply on their own or be nominated for this scholarship by an ONS Chapter or Special Interest Group (SIG). Each chapter and SIG may nominate one nurse for this award.

Scholarship : Recipients of this scholarship will receive an educational grant for a maximum of $1,200 to apply toward the ONS Oncology Advanced Practice Nurse Conference registration, travel to and from the conference and per diem conference expenses.* The conference registration fee will be automatically deducted from grant prior to payment.

Individual livings or working within a 50 mile radius of the conference location are eligible to receive the conference registration fee only which will be paid directly to ONS.

*Expenses not covered include gifts, entertainment and dry cleaning/laundry.

Qualifications :

The applicant must be a registered nurse involved in cancer nursing.
The applicant must have demonstrated innovativeness in responding to challenges in practice.
The applicant can be nominated by an ONS Chapter or a Special Interest Group or be self-nominated. One nominee per Chapter and SIG only.
A biographical data sheet and a written description of the nurse’s response to challenges in practice must be completed and submitted with the application. The description must not exceed 350 words and must not have been previously submitted to the ONS Foundation for another award and funded. Word count must be inserted after the essay.
The nominee must be able to attend ONS Conference, specific for the award, in its entirety.
If the applicant is a faculty member (speaker or poster presenter) for ONS APN Conference, the scholarship may not be applied to the conference registration. Faculty members living or working within a 50 mile radius of the conference are not eligible for this scholarship.

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Northcote Graduate Scholarships, Australia – UK

The Northcote Graduate Scholarship scheme is administered by the Menzies Centre for Australian Studies, King’s College London, on behalf of the Northcote Children’s Emigration Fund.

Scholarships are to enable students normally resident in the United Kingdom to undertake a higher degree at an Australian university for a period of up to three years. Applicants must ascertain their eligibility for an Australian graduate programme. There are no limitations as to the field of study. The scholarship will provide economy class return air fares to Australia, payment of compulsory fees and charges at an Australian university and an inclusive allowance of around A$20,000 per annum. Successful candidates must make the outward journey within the first calendar year of the award being granted.

Applications must be supported by:
a) a statement from the applicant on the nature of the proposed course and/or the research project/dissertation (approximately 2 sides of A4);
b) two references from persons in a position to assess the academic potential and character of the candidate;
c) a statement from the host institution in Australia indicating that the research can be appropriately pursued there, and that the candidate is eligible for admission, and has been given provisional acceptance;
d) a statement demonstrating why the study must be undertaken in Australia;
e) a curriculum vitae.

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3 Postgraduate Scholarships in English, University of Leicester, UK

3 x Postgraduate (masters or research degree) scholarship opportunities available now in the School of English

The School of English is pleased to offer three scholarships of £1,000, which will be offset against the Home/EU tuition fee for one of our Masters degree courses or our PhD programme:

The scholarships are open to applicants for any of the postgraduate taught or research programmes offered by the School of English (full-time or part-time)
The scholarships are available for one year only or pro-rata for part-time students
The scholarships will be awarded on the basis of academic merit and successful candidates will be expected to commence their studies in 2010/2011

Entry Requirements
Applicants should have a good honours (either first class or good upper second class) BA degree in English, or – if currently in their final year – be able to show clear evidence of achieving those grades. Applicants to the PhD programme should, in addition, hold a masters degree in a relevant subject.

Please note that these scholarhsips are open only to applicants eligible to pay the Home/EU tuition fee and the successful candidates will be expected to commence their studies in October 2010.

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4 MA Scholarships for Distance Learning Masters Students, University of Leicester, UK

The University of Leicester’s School of Museum Studies is pleased to offer four Masters scholarships of £1,000 each for distance learning students beginning their studies in October 2010. One scholarship is reserved for a student on each of the following four Masters programmes:

Interpretation, Representation, and Heritage
Digital Heritage
Learning and Visitor Studies in Museums and Galleries
Museum Studies

Entry Requirements
The scholarships are available to any student applying to begin their studies on either of the 4 distance learning Masters programmes offered by the School. Applicants must be able to commence their studies in October 2010.

Applicants can be from the UK, EU or international.

Details of minimum entry requirements to our Masters programmes can be found online at www.le.ac.uk/ms

All applicants for distance learning Masters courses who submit their full applications by FRIDAY 6 AUGUST 2010 will automatically be considered for these scholarships.

Criteria for awarding scholarships
Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of the overall quality of the application, taking account of the applicant’s personal statement, practical experience and prior academic performance.

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The Panasonic Trust Fellowships 2010, UK

On 2 October 1997, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd marked the 25th anniversary of the founding of Panasonic UK Ltd by generously donating a further £500,000 to the Panasonic Trust to enable it to broaden its activities in the professional development of UK engineers. Income generated by these funds was has been used to support the Panasonic Trust Fellowships since 1998.

The objective of the Fellowships is to provide financial support to selected graduate engineers wishing to study full-time Masters’ degree courses in subjects with a bias towards energy, sustainability, infrastructure, environmental technology and water resource engineering. Each Fellowship has a financial value of £8,000.

Who is eligible?
To be eligible for the award of a Panasonic Trust Fellowship an individual must:

be a UK citizen;
be qualified to degree level in engineering or a closely related discipline;
have membership at any grade of a professional engineering institution accredited by the Engineering Council as a licenced member institution;
have some industrial experience, which may be from a sandwich course work placement or a ‘year out’ before commencing university;
not be in receipt of an EPSRC or other award to study the respective course.

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PhD Studentship, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, UK

PhD Studentship
Modelling of ThermoAcoustic Instabilities
University of Cambridge – Department of Engineering

Lean premixed combustion are identified to be a potential candidate for environmentally friendly gas turbines. Because of the inherent instability issues in lean combustion, the use of partial premixing strategies is inevitable and is commonly used in industrial gas turbines to have smooth operating characteristics. The occurrence of combustion oscillations leading to thermoacoustic instabilities is also inevitable in large industrial gas turbine and these instabilities come into light at an advanced stage of new engine development programmes. Hence altering combustor design will be very expensive and these instabilities are usually controlled using sophisticated open or closed loop control strategies built based on experience. Thus, there is an attractive incentive to develop reliable methodologies and tools to predict combustion instabilities since there is a substantial economic gain in using reliable predictive tools in new engine development. This project is a first step towards this goal.

The main aim of the project is to simulate the thermoacoustic instabilities of lean premixed and partially premixed flames using the latest combustion models developed in the past few years at Cambridge University Engineering Department for turbulent premixed and partially premixed combustion. It is expected that one of the commercial CFD tools along with the CUED combustion submodels will be used to simulate turbulent combustion. These CFD results are to be analysed to obtain flame transfer functions which will be used in subsequent thermoacoustic simulations using loworder modelling methods. There is also a scope for developing a new modelling approach. These predictions are to be compared with published results on thermoacoustics and this project involves collaboration with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan.

The successful candidate will have a first class, at least 2:1 or equivalent, postgraduate degree in Mechanical/Aerospace/engineering or any other relevant fields. A strong background in fluid dynamics, combustion, numerical methods and good analytical skills are desirable. Application from overseas student is welcome. Funding, covering all expenses, is available for three year doctoral study in thermoacoustic instability modelling and computations at Cambridge University Engineering Department. This studentship will commence from October 2010 or as soon as possible thereafter, but it should be before January 2011

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PhD & Postdoctoral Positions in Neuroimaging, Europe

Neurophysics: 8 PhD positions and 2 Post-doc positions in the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Germany or Belgium in the field of Neuroimaging.

FMRI is a fast developing technique that permits addressing core questions in cognitive neuroscience in the human brain. The future of this technique resides in pushing hardware to permit ultra-high field scanning at superior spatial resolution, developing advanced data analysis, and combining the technique with other approaches, including EEG, TMS, PET, as well as pharmacology and molecular biology. These goals are pursued by a consortium of 4 partners consisting of Maastricht University (Brain Imaging Centre), Research Centre Juelich (MR Physics), University of Liege (Cyclotron Research Centre) and Glaxo-Smith- Kline (Clinical Imaging Centre London). Funding comes from a Marie-Curie Initial Training Network grant.

Description
To advance research goals at the consortium, we are looking for applicants who
(1) show a drive to investigate a core question in cognitive neuroscience which can be theoretical (e.g., perception, attention, memory) or more clinical in nature (e.g., dementia, neurofeedback in locked-in patients);
(2) are motivated to use and/or help engineer cutting-edge methods of data acquisition (physics) and data analysis;
(3) enjoy the (technical) challenges of working in an integrative, multidisciplinary environment. Relevant backgrounds include engineering, physics, mathematics, advanced statistics and data analysis, molecular biology, software programming, computational modelling, and cognitive neuroscience. The ideal candidate combines skills from several of these disciplines.

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PhD Studentships, Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications (DIMAP), University of Warwick, UK

DIMAP PhD Studentships (6 awards)
University of Warwick – Centre for Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications (DIMAP)
£15,000 per year (maintenance) + fees

DIMAP Centre (Computer Science/Mathematics / Warwick Business School: Operational Research) The DIMAP aims to recruiting qualified and highly motivated students for PhD scholarships. Applicants should have a degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or Operational Research, with excellent grades and references. Interest in interdisciplinary research is a bonus.

Typically only UK/EU fees are covered, though this may be waived for outstanding overseas applicants. Furthermore, there is a wide range of funding available to students from outside the EU who wish to study in Britain. Further details are available from the International Office. Applications are invited for the PhD scholarships in the Centre for Discrete Mathematics and its Applications (DIMAP) at the University of Warwick, United Kingdom. Applications are welcome for the study starting in the academic year 2010/2011.

DIMAP offers students grants of various types, covering tuition and/or stipends. Tuition covers expenses for teaching and supervision, and each student is equipped with office space, a computer, and a small travel budget to attend conferences.

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Addiction PhD Studentship, Department of Psychology, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK

One 3-year doctoral studentship in the area of addictive behaviour is available from September 2010 in the Department of Psychology, Goldsmiths, University of London. This studentship will be completed under the supervision of Dr Andrew Cooper and Prof Jane Powell. Recreational substance use by young people in the UK is prevalent and often associated with a raft of health and social problems, which frequently persist across the individual’s lifetime. Broadly, this studentship will focus on pathways to problematic substance use by examining the risk and resilience factors associated with the onset and development of substance use across adolescence. The studies will use a mix of cross-sectional and longitudinal research designs, and incorporate a range of behavioural, self-report and demographic measures. Outcomes from the studies will have the potential to inform prevention strategies for problematic substance use in adolescence.

Stipend
A stipend of £17,030 per annum will be provided, inclusive of university fees (£3440 pa).

Qualifications and skills
Applicants for this studentship will have completed a Masters degree in Psychology or a highly related area. The successful candidate will demonstrate a strong aptitude and motivation to work in a research team undertaking both collaborative and individual research projects in a scientifically rigorous way. We are also looking for a candidate who will be able to: work with adolescents, parents and schools in South East London; present research at national and international scientific meetings; and submit research manuscripts for publication. Finally, please note that some teaching will be required to be undertaken as part of this studentship.

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