French Embassy Fellowships

The French government is offering scholarships to help cover the cost of conducting research in France. The fellowships are available for current Ph.D. students; those who have received their doctorate in the last three years may also apply for the science/technology fellowships. Applicants must be U.S. citizens and registered in a university in the U.S. Both fellowships cover health insurance and a round-trip ticket to France. For information on campus about the scholarships, contact the French Institute for Culture and Technology, 573-3550.

I. Chateaubriand Scholarships for Science and Technology Research

Starting in September 1996, 6- to 12-month fellowships are available, with a monthly stipend of $1800 for a doctoral fellow and $2400 for a post-doctoral fellow.

Scholars will research in a French university, engineering school or public laboratory. Candidates must contact the host institution to secure a position before applying.

Candidates already participating in an exchange program with a French research team or within a university affiliated with the desired host institution in France will receive special consideration. Some fellowships are co-sponsored by French companies.

For further information, please contact:

The Embassy of France
Department of Science and Technology
4101 Reservoir Road, NW
Washington, DC 20007-2176
Phone: (202) 944-6246
Fax: (202) 944-6244
Email: chateaubriand@amb-wash.fr

Applications must be received before December 31, 1995.

II. Chateaubriand Scholarships for Humanities Research

Scholarships are available for research in French studies in literature, the arts, history, and social sciences in association with a French institution.

The scholarships include a monthly stipend of 9,000 francs for nine months.

For further information, contact:

French Cultural Services
972 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10021
Applications must be received before February 1, 1996.


Almanac

Tuesday, December 5, 1995
Volume 42 Number 14


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