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The TORCH Global South Visiting Professorships is a flagship scheme to support Visiting Professors from the Global South for a minimum of one term in the academic year in Oxford. All Souls College will host the visiting academic, and TORCH would provide the Faculty and additional logistical support. Application Deadline: 10th September 2021 12 noon Eligible Countries: Countries in the Global South (including, but not limited to, India, Pakistan, Brazil, Malaysia, Philippines, Mauritius, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, and across Southern Africa and the Caribbean). Eligible Countries: To be Taken at (Country): All Souls College at University of Oxford About the TORCH Global South Visiting Professorships: The TORCH Global South Visiting Professorships is a flagship scheme that supports Visiting Professors from the Global South for one academic term in Oxford. All Souls College will generously host the visiting academic, and TORCH will provide the Faculty and additional logistical support. TORCH created the ‘Global South Visiting Professorship’ scheme in 2015, with the aim to support Visiting Professorships and Fellowships for academics from countries in the Global South (including, but not limited to, India, Pakistan, Brazil, Malaysia, Philippines, Mauritius, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, and across Southern Africa and the Caribbean). The TORCH Global South Visiting Professorships are crucial in the work of providing role models and embedding expectations on diversity and inclusivity in the wider University. The scheme builds on and reinforces existing links between Oxford (including TORCH), Mellon, and Universities in the countries named above. The successful scholar from the Global South will be hosted in Oxford during Michaelmas Term, 2022. They are invited to conduct their research and to contribute, where possible, to the teaching environment through open and public events. They will also be encouraged to participate in the academic life of the College and wider University. The scheme brings mutual benefit to the Oxford community of researchers and students and to the Visiting Professor through the fruitful exchange of knowledge and experiences. Type: Short course, Research Eligibility: Proposed TORCH ‘Global South’ Visiting Professors should be holders of university or related posts in their Country, and active in Humanities research areas. Visiting Professorships are not normally offered to candidates with doctorates awarded in the last seven years. This opportunity is not available to individuals holding posts in Oxford or who are already resident in or near Oxford. Number of Awards: Not specified Value of Award: TORCH provide accommodation, food and Senior Common Room membership through All Souls College, and a modest bursary to cover travel and expenses. TORCH also allocates their University Card for 1-year, so that they can continue their research and connection to Oxford. Duration of Award: A term How to Apply for the TORCH Global South Visiting Professorships: Applications are via the IRAMS system and the ‘Case for Support’ form. TORCH Global South Visiting Professors are put forward by an Oxford humanities academic, and are selected from the gathered field by the TORCH Management Committee. In the application, the Oxford Humanities academic should outline why they have selected the researcher and how their research and practice would contribute to the students and researchers in Oxford, as well as how the research and student community can learn from the Global South Professor, and develop longer term partnerships. The application should include the proposed Global South Professor’s CV, and research statement ('Case for Support' form - no more than 1000 words) on what they plan to do during their Visiting Professorship. GOODLUCK Visit TORCH Global South Visiting Professorships Webpage for Details

visiting scholarship

TORCH Global South Visiting Professorships 2022 at University of Oxford, UK

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