23.315, FYI: Funding for Research in Norway, U. of Stavanger

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Subject: 23.315, FYI: Funding for Research in Norway, U. of Stavanger

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Date: 17-Jan-2012
From: Jacob Thaisen [jacob.thaisen at uis.no]
Subject: Funding for Research in Norway, U. of Stavanger


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Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2012 14:22:14
From: Jacob Thaisen [jacob.thaisen at uis.no]
Subject: Funding for Research in Norway, U. of Stavanger

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Individuals interested in pursuing research on medieval English scribal 
texts or related areas of the history of the English language are 
welcome to contact Professor Merja Stenroos (merja.stenroos at uis.no) 
or Dr Jacob Thaisen (jacob.thaisen at uis.no) at the University of 
Stavanger with proposals compatible with the interests and expertise of 
the Middle English Grammar Project. Funding for a research stay 
would be sought jointly from the Research Council of Norway's 
Yggdrasil programme.

Please note that, as of 2012, it is the potential host institution who is 
responsible for submitting the application.
 
The Yggdrasil mobility programme funds research stays of a duration 
of between one and ten months; scholarships awarded under the 
current call are to be taken up within the period of August 2012 to July 
2013. Eligible are current doctoral students and those who have 
successfully completed a doctorate within the past six years. The 
current call is open to citizens of Council of Europe member states 
(except the Nordic countries), as well as of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, 
Egypt, India, Israel, Japan, Mexico and South Africa. Its application 
deadline is 15 February.
 
For further information about the Yggdrasil programme, including the 
current call for proposals, please visit the website of the Research 
Council of Norway at http://rcn.no/1253955432506
 
For further information about the Middle English Grammar Project, 
please visit 
http://www.uis.no/research/culture/the_middle_english_grammar_projec
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Linguistic Field(s): Historical Linguistics
                     Sociolinguistics
                     Writing Systems

Subject Language(s): English, Middle (enm)





 





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