CSERI Postdoctoral International Fellowship at University of Pennsylvania, USA

OPPORTUNITY DETAILS

Total reward

0 $

State University

University of Pennsylvania

Area

America

Host Country

United States of America

Deadline

21 Dec 2020

Study level

Undergraduate

Opportunity type

Fellowships

Opportunity funding

Partial funding

Eligible Countries

This opportunity is destined for all countries

Eligible Region

All Regions

Award or Grant Description $$ $53,000

Take advantage of CSERI Postdoctoral Fellowship today! The University of Pennsylvania is providing a tuition award for talented students for the academic year 2021-2022.

Participants will help organize and participate in faculty/graduate student workshops, aid in the evaluation of the progress of graduate students and undergraduates receiving research grants, and collaborate with CSERI faculty affiliates on research projects.

Offered Benefits

The stipend for the postdoctoral fellowship is $53,000 plus relevant fees and individual health insurance. The position also provides $2,500 in research support, with the opportunity to apply for additional funding.

Application Process

How to Apply: Submit all required materials through Interfolio: apply.interfolio.com/79743
Supporting Documents: Applicants must submit the following:
Cover Letter
Title and Description of Proposed Research – No more than 1,500 words.
CV– Indicate experience with both qualitative and quantitative research, experience with qualitative and statistical research software (e.g. R, STATA, ATLAS/TI, Dedoose, etc.). List other fellowships, funding and scholarships received, and all publications.
Writing Sample – An article or an excerpt of a book or dissertations chapter (25-page limit).
Confidential Letters of Recommendation(two) – Referees should be asked both to comment on your proposed project and to discuss your qualifications and experience as a researcher.
Admission Requirements: Aspirants must have a PhD degree with remarkable results.
Language Requirement: Students must have to be known with the English language.