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Research Grants

Academic year 2010 – 2011

 

 

Every year, the musée du quai Branly offers pre- and post-doctoral grants to
help doctoral students and young Ph.D. graduates in pursuing innovative
research projects.

 

The academic fields concerned are: anthropology, ethnomusicology, art
history, history, archaeology, sociology, studies of heritage law/property
rights, performance studies.

 

The research topics concerned are: Western and non-Western arts, material
and immaterial heritage, museum institutions and their collections,
technology and material culture.

 

The projects most likely to benefit from the environment of the musée du
quai Branly will be examined with particular attention.

 

Predoctoral grants

 

Three predoctoral fellowships are offered to help doctoral students write up
their dissertation; candidates must be at least in the third year of their
doctoral program during the academic year 2010-2011 (in a university in
France or abroad). The grant is not designed to fund fieldwork or archival
research.

 

The predoctoral grants are limited to a period of 12 months (non renewable).
They consist of a monthly allowance which in 2009 was of 1300 Euros net.
They are awarded once the Museum’s Scientific Committee has assessed and
selected applications.  There is no condition of nationality.

 

Postdoctoral grants 

 

This year, the musée du quai Branly offers five postdoctoral fellowships to
young scholars who would like to work on a research project hosted by the
musée. One of these fellowships is funded by Mrs. Nahed Ojjeh, major
benefactor of the Société des Amis du musée du quai Branly.

 

The postdoctoral grants are limited to a period of 12 months (non
renewable). They consist of monthly allowances of 1700 Euros net. They are
awarded once the Museum’s Scientific Committee has assessed and selected
applications. There is no condition of nationality. Applicants may apply for
this grant for up to five years after their dissertation defense.

 

Application forms can be downloaded from our website (www.quaibranly.fr) or
requested in writing at the address below:

 

musée du quai Branly

département de la recherche et de l’enseignement

222, rue de l’Université 

75343 Paris Cedex 07

FRANCE

 

3 copies of the application (presented in folders) must be sent to : musée
du quai Branly, département de la recherche et de l’enseignement, 222, rue
de l’Université, 75343 PARIS Cedex 07, FRANCE.

 

The application deadline is May 2, 2010.

(to be postmarked May 2 at the latest)

 

Laurent Berger

Chargé de la Recherche

Département de la Recherche et de l'enseignement

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Phone number: 0033 1 56 61 53 85

 

* musée du quai Branly

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   75343 Paris Cedex 07

 


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