IAS Fellowships
The Institute of Advanced Studies plays a central role in facilitating research collaborations between UWA's scholars and leading researchers from across Australia and the world, with a mission of further enhancing the University's global research profile.
UWA IAS Visiting Fellowships are designed to foster Inclusivity, Interdisciplinarity and Innovation in research, through supporting leading Australian and International scholars across all disciplines to visit The University of Western Australia to work with a UWA-based colleague.
Individuals working outside the academy, including artists, musicians, writers, activists, and public intellectuals are also eligible to apply for an IAS Visiting Fellowship, where their visit would contribute to the overall mission of UWA.
Renumeration
For 2024, grants of up to AUD $2,000 for Australian-based visiting scholars, and AUD $4,000 for international visiting scholars are available.
This funding is intended to support travel, accommodation, and associated expenses (e.g. catering, taxi fares) directly related to events and activities undertaken by Visiting Fellow.
Dates
ROUND 1
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Open Date | Monday 26 February 2024 |
Close Date | Friday 15 March 2024 (COB) |
Award Announcements | Friday 29 March 2024 |
ROUND 2 | |
Open Date | Friday 31 May 2024 |
Close Date | Friday 14 June 2024 (COB) |
Award Announcements | Friday 28 June 2024 |
Applicants
Applicants at all stages of career, including Early Career Researchers, and all disciplinary backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Applicants will be assessed against the following criteria:
- Academic excellence and standing against career stage of the proposed Visiting Fellow;
- The extent to which the visit will enhance research activities in line with UWA's research priorities;
- The value and benefits of the research outputs and their impact to UWA.
- Clearly articulated teaching and research activities and outcomes that encompass creativity, innovativeness and interdisciplinarity.
Visiting scholars and their UWA Host/s are expected to contribute to the University's research strategy through activities that might include:
- public lectures, postgraduate masterclasses, academic/industry workshops, or symposia;
- publications (e.g. journal article, book chapter, op-ed or creative output, performance, or exhibition);
- development of grant proposals; and,
- collaborative research projects, academic and/or applied.
Additionally, UWA Hosts and Visiting Fellows are required to:
- Write a short report on activities and achievements on completion of the Visiting Fellowship; and/or
- Include the UWA Institute of Advanced Studies Visiting Fellowship in their institutional affiliation by-line in any publications (academic and non-academic) arising from the Fellowship.