Animal Behavior Society offers Developing Nations
Research Grant to provide financial support for scientific studies of
animal behavior. These grants are available for ABS Society student members as
well as established researchers who are conducting research at an institution
in a developing nation. The research grants are available for the duration of
one year. To avail this opportunity students must have paid their society dues
prior to 8 January 2013 and must apply for grant prior to 11 January 2013.
Research Grant to provide financial support for scientific studies of
animal behavior. These grants are available for ABS Society student members as
well as established researchers who are conducting research at an institution
in a developing nation. The research grants are available for the duration of
one year. To avail this opportunity students must have paid their society dues
prior to 8 January 2013 and must apply for grant prior to 11 January 2013.
Study Subject(s): The funds
are intended to provide financial support for scientific studies of animal
behavior.
are intended to provide financial support for scientific studies of animal
behavior.
Course Level: Grants are awarded for research program.
Scholarship Provider: Animal Behavior Society
Scholarship can be taken at: USA
Eligibility: The funds
are intended to provide financial support for scientific studies of animal
behavior conducted by current Animal Behavior Society student members, as well
as more established researchers, who are residents of a developing nation and
are conducting research at an institution in a developing nation. (Please note
that developing nation student members of ABS are also eligible to apply for
the annual Student Research Grants Competition, and are eligible to receive
both a Developing Nations Research grant and a Student Research Grant, but not
in the same year.)
are intended to provide financial support for scientific studies of animal
behavior conducted by current Animal Behavior Society student members, as well
as more established researchers, who are residents of a developing nation and
are conducting research at an institution in a developing nation. (Please note
that developing nation student members of ABS are also eligible to apply for
the annual Student Research Grants Competition, and are eligible to receive
both a Developing Nations Research grant and a Student Research Grant, but not
in the same year.)
Scholarship Open for Students of Following
Countries: Animal Behavior Society student members and
students of developing nations can apply for this scholarship.
Countries: Animal Behavior Society student members and
students of developing nations can apply for this scholarship.
Scholarship Description: ABS announces the annual Developing Nations Research Grant Competition.
The funds are intended to provide financial support for scientific studies of
animal behavior conducted by current Animal Behavior Society student members,
as well as more established researchers, who are residents of a developing
nation and are conducting research at an institution in a developing nation.
The funds are intended to provide financial support for scientific studies of
animal behavior conducted by current Animal Behavior Society student members,
as well as more established researchers, who are residents of a developing
nation and are conducting research at an institution in a developing nation.
Duration of award(s): Grants are awarded for research to be conducted within a 1-year period
from the date of receipt of this grant.
from the date of receipt of this grant.
Scholarship Application Deadline: This grant site is scheduled to open on Sunday, 4 November 2012 and will
close on Friday, 11 January 2013 (midnight, Eastern Standard Time). Students
who have paid their society dues in full prior to Tuesday, 8 January 2013 will
be eligible to submit a grant application.
close on Friday, 11 January 2013 (midnight, Eastern Standard Time). Students
who have paid their society dues in full prior to Tuesday, 8 January 2013 will
be eligible to submit a grant application.
