Deadline: March 1, 2016
The FIG (International Federation of Surveyors) Foundation will be providing scholarships to PhD students for applicants from low-income, lower-middle or upper-middle income economy. This international organisation is representing the interests of surveyors worldwide.
It is a federation of the national member associations and covers the whole range of professional fields within the global surveying community. As a fellow you will support society, environment and economy by providing innovative, reliable and best practice solutions.
Eligibility
Applicants must-
- Be studying for a PhD degree and registered solely in a surveying/geomatics academic programme that teaches surveying.
- Be a citizen in a country listed by the World Bank as a low-income, lower-middle or upper-middle income economy (see the full list of eligible countries for details).
- Have had a paper accepted by a peer reviewed international journal based on their doctoral research project (applicants should be the lead author, and the paper should be co-authored with their supervisor).
- Not have submitted their final thesis at the application deadline.
Scholarship Worth
Scholarships will be provided up to EUR 4,000 to PhD students. Successful applicants will qualify for a further grant of up to EUR 3,000 to attend and present a peer reviewed paper at a FIG conference.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted via email, and should be contained in a single PDF file. Some of the documents required include-
- A cover sheet showing the candidate’s personal details and those of his/her institution.
- A 200 word abstract. This should be written in terms understandable to the lay person; similar to a press release and which the FIG Foundation could actually use as a press release in the event of a successful application.
- A one page research proposal as per the template below on A4 size paper.
- A copy of the paper that has been re-submitted to the journal after corrections have been completed.
- The journal paper’s referees’ reports.
For further detail, visit the website of the FIG Foundation PhD Scholarships.
