We are delighted to announce the 2022-23 call for Networking Partnership Awards
CBRL is happy to offer Networking Partnership Awards for 2022-23. These awards are offered towards the establishment or development of research partnerships in the humanities, social sciences, and related disciplines between the UK and Levant-based researchers (Cyprus, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, and Syria) at any career stage. CBRL will consider applications for research on contemporary issues in Egypt, only where they include a regional component relevant to the Levant.
Funds are available to support researchers undertaking initial exploratory meetings or research, with a view to preparing a later application for funding from a research council, the British Academy or similar. Awards may be used to cover round tables, seminars, and/or initial exploratory research costs, including travel. CBRL can facilitate successful applications through the involvement of its local staff and facilities, as appropriate.
Full details, including direct costs of primary research, eligibility, partnership details and how to apply can be found in the CBRL Networking Partnership Award Guidance Notes.
The following items are not eligible for support:
- institutional overheads
- computer hardware
- books
- permanent resources or equipment
- publication costs
- payment in lieu of salary, or for personal maintenance at home
- replacement teaching costs
- expenses for lecture tours or attendance at conferences
The level of individual awards will not usually exceed £2,500.
This is a rolling call, assessed by the CBRL research committee and institute directors. We will aim to make a decision on applications within three weeks.
To apply for funding for a Network Partnership Award, please complete Application Form and send it to [email protected] along with copies of two references, which should be submitted on the Reference Form.
Deadline for applications: 31 January 2023
Downloadable documents:
- CBRL Networking Partnership Award Application Form
- CBRL Networking Partnership Award Guidance Notes
- CBRL Networking Partnership Award Reference Form 2022-23 (Word)
- CBRL Research Manual (PDF)
All successful grant recipients must sign CBRL’s grant Terms and Conditions and comply with the CBRL Research Manual before commencing their research, including submitting an ethical declaration form and completing the risk assessment template approved by their university or research organisation.
Please note that a university or research organisation must manage grants for post-doctoral applicants.
For further details or advice, please contact Claire Halliday, Executive Officer on [email protected];+44 (0)207 9695296
