Fully Funded Research Fellowship in UK| No IELTS Required

The Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH) at the Cambridge University is inviting applications from candidates interested in research to become a part of a Fully Funded British Academy International Fellowship Program.

About CRASSH

CRASSH objective is to create interdisciplinary dialogue across the many departments and faculties of the School of Arts and Humanities and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, and to forge connections with science subjects. 

CRASSH’s mission is to promote and support research innovation in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. It equips researchers to design and lead ambitious, interdisciplinary projects that make significant contributions to knowledge and bring effective social change.

About British Academy International Fellowship

The British Academy International Fellowship provides support for outstanding early career researchers to make a first step towards developing an independent research career through gaining experience across international borders.

The British Academy International Fellowship is a two-year initiative aimed at attracting and retaining emerging talent in the UK to create a globally connected and mobile research workforce.

Overview of British Academy International Fellowship

ParticularsDetails
Host CountryUnited Kingdom
CategoryFellowships
Fund TypeFully Funded
Eligible CountriesAll Countries
IELTS RequirementNo IELTS Required
DeadlineFebruary 7, 2025
Reward£ 12,000 Research Expenses
£ 8,000 Relocation Costs

Aim of British Academy International Fellowship

The overarching aim of the British Academy International Fellowship is to attract and retain emerging talent in the UK and build a globally connected, mobile research and innovation workforce. The objectives are to:

  • Attract talented international early career researchers to establish and conduct their research in the UK;
  • Support early career researchers to pursue high-quality and innovative lines of research;
  • Provide opportunities to acquire and transfer new skills and knowledge through training and career development;
  • Foster long-term relationships through networking opportunities and the International Fellowships alumni programme

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Eligibility for British Academy International Fellowship

To be considered for the British Academy International Fellowship, you must:

  • Have a PhD, or applicants in the final stages of their PhD will be accepted provided that the PhD will be completed (including viva) before the start date of the Fellowship. Confirmation of award of the PhD will be required before any Fellowship award is confirmed.
  • Applicants should have no more than seven years of active full time postdoctoral experience at the time of application (discounting career breaks, but including teaching experience and/or time spent in industry).
  • Be working outside the UK.
  • Not hold UK citizenship.
  • Be competent in oral and written English.
  • Have a clearly defined and mutually-beneficial research proposal agreed with a UK host researcher.

Benefits of the British Academy International Fellowship

  • The International Fellowships offer support for two years and the award is offered at 80% FEC.
  • Applicants may apply for research expenses of up to £12,000 and relocation costs of up to £8,000.
  • Applicants will need to justify the level of research expenses and relocation costs requested in their application.

Application Procedure

To apply for the British Academy International Fellowship, 

  • Applications must be emailed to Dr Russell Re Manning, Deputy Centre Administrator, at rrm24@cam.ac.uk by 12:00 noon BST on Friday 7 February 2025.
  • This is the internal deadline for applications to be assessed and selected for submission to the British Academy, which will likely have a deadline of mid-March 2025.

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Applications should consist of the following:

  • A two-page CV, including the dates on which you had your PhD viva and on which you were awarded the PhD.
  • A list of publications (not exceeding one side).
  • A completed internal selection form.
  • The name and contact details of one referee, preferably based in the UK, who is not your mentor or PhD supervisor.
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