23/12/2013
Opportunity for Dissertation Field Research Grant for M.Phil Students
Deadline: 25 December 2013
Central Department of Sociology/Anthropology (CDSA) of Tribhuvan University, Kritipur provides a maximum of 5 M.Phil students (at least 2 from sociology and 2 from anthropology) with an opportunity to apply for a Dissertation Field Research Grant. The amount of research grant is Rs. 35,000 and successful students will be paid in two installments. Students are advised to submit their applications with a copy of research proposals to the CDSA no later than December 25, 2013. Priority will be given to those students who are really in need of financial support and submit a quality proposal. Because of the limited number of research grants, students with other sources of funding will not be eligible to apply.
There is no universal format of a research proposal, but it should clearly spell out the research problems, research questions, research objectives, research methods, and a clear plan of action. Including the list of references, research proposal should not exceed more than 10 pages [double space computer type written].
The research grant is a part of the grant made available by the Second Higher Education Project (SHEP) to CDSA to support M.Phil Program in Sociology and Anthropology.
Opportunity for Dissertation Field Research Grant for M.Phil Students
Deadline: 25 December 2013
Central Department of Sociology/Anthropology (CDSA) of Tribhuvan University, Kritipur provides a maximum of 5 M.Phil students (at least 2 from sociology and 2 from anthropology) with an opportunity to apply for a Dissertation Field Research Grant. The amount of research grant is Rs. 35,000 and successful students will be paid in two installments. Students are advised to submit their applications with a copy of research proposals to the CDSA no later than December 25, 2013. Priority will be given to those students who are really in need of financial support and submit a quality proposal. Because of the limited number of research grants, students with other sources of funding will not be eligible to apply.
There is no universal format of a research proposal, but it should clearly spell out the research problems, research questions, research objectives, research methods, and a clear plan of action. Including the list of references, research proposal should not exceed more than 10 pages [double space computer type written].
The research grant is a part of the grant made available by the Second Higher Education Project (SHEP) to CDSA to support M.Phil Program in Sociology and Anthropology.