Are you a young person with a passion for wildlife? Do you want to use your energy and skills to make a difference to biodiversity conservation in India? The Ravi Sankaran Fellowship Program can help. This Phd Neuroscience Program has been set up in memory of the late Dr. Ravi Sankaran who followed up his detailed field studies of wild species with innovative projects to conserve their populations.
The Program funds three major activities:
A Master’s Phd Neuroscience degree at a university abroadAn internship with an organisation abroadA short conservation research or implementation project within India (in a Small Grants program)
What it covers: Fellowship recipients Phd Neuroscience will receive a stipend, travel funds and an amount covering course fees (where relevant). The Small Grants activity provides funding up to a maximum of Rs 200,000 per year.
Selection: Each activity is intended to have an explicit conservation focus, with an emphasis on clear on-ground conservation benefits. Successful Phd Neuroscience applicants will ordinarily hold a Bachelor’s degree (in any discipline) and be below the age of 30 on the on the first of July in the year of application.Phd Neuroscience Applicants must hold Indian nationality and be resident in India at the time of applying.
Scholarship Application Deadline: 15 April 2011.
Details Scholarship Information and Application
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