The Ladipo Adamolekun Postdoctoral Fellowship is open to those who have been awarded their PhD at a Nigerian university to prepare publications based on their dissertation which should be focused on the study of public administration in Nigeria.
The university opened the fellowship recently to promote Research Excellence on Public Administration in Nigeria.It said the fellowship is “open to those who have been awarded their PhD at a Nigerian university to prepare publications based on their dissertation which should be focused on the study of public administration in Nigeria.
“Applicants must have been awarded their doctorates after 1 August 2020 or expect to have been awarded their doctorate by 1 March, 2023. “The Postdoctoral Fellow will spend between 8 to 10 weeks in the Spring Term in 2024 at St Antony’s College, University of Oxford.interact with the College’s Area Studies Centres, exchange ideas, and take part in and contribute to the rich diversity of the academic and social community of St Antony’s.
“The Postdoctoral Fellowship covers international travel, accommodation and living costs and provides full access to the University and the College’s libraries and other research facilities.“The Fellow will be assigned a mentor to make sure that they can make the most of their time in Oxford.“The Postdoctoral Fellow will be selected in Spring 2023 to take up their position in Spring 2024.
“Applications should include a covering letter, a curriculum vitae , an outline of the doctoral dissertation , and the names and contact details of two referees, at least one of whom should be an academic referee.“Applications should be sent toShare this:
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