The 2024 edition of the McDonald Fellowships is currently accepting applications; the deadline is June 30, 2024. Early-career researchers on multiple sclerosis from low- and middle-income nations can work abroad at a research institution thanks to this prestigious Fellowship.
The MSIF McDonald Fellowship is a prestigious 2-year grant designed to support early researchers dedicated to advancing our understanding of MS. Each year, successful applicants receive up to GBP 30,000 to cover travel and living expenses, along with an additional GBP 2,000 contribution to the host institution.
MSIF McDonald Fellowship Overview
Recipients of the Mcdonald’s Fellowship programme will be employed by a research organization abroad. Master’s, PhD, and medical doctor (MD) students who are now employed or enrolled in school in a low- or middle-income nation (as defined by the World Bank) are eligible for this fellowship.
It’s crucial to understand that McDonald’s restaurants are not connected to the McDonald Fellowship programme. This generous funding empowers fellows to engage in groundbreaking research and gain valuable expertise in their chosen field.
Benefits of the MSIF McDonald Fellowship
- Financial Support: The two-year grant provided by the MSIF McDonald Fellowship offers financial support to enable fellows to focus on their research. The grant also covers expenses associated with conducting research abroad, such as travel expenses, accommodation, visa-related costs, and utility bills. the grant covers a wide range of expenses associated with conducting research abroad.
- Institutional Contribution: In addition to the financial support provided to fellows, the MSIF McDonald Fellowship also extends a GBP 2,000 annual contribution to the host institution. This helps to strengthen the partnership between institutions, fostering long-term collaborations for future advancements in MS research.
Eligibility Criteria for MSIF McDonald Fellowship
To be eligible for the MSIF McDonald Fellowship, applicants must meet the requirements below:
- Hold a post-graduate degree (at least MSc, preferably PhD/MD) in a field relevant to multiple sclerosis.
- Prospective Candidates must be citizens of a low- or middle-income country, as defined by the World Bank.
- Currently work or study in a low- or middle-income country, with a passion for advancing MS research.
How to Apply
The application process for the MSIF McDonald Fellowship involves the steps below:
- Visit the official application website at https://admin.msif2.org/awards2024/register.php.
- Identify your project and field of interest, ensuring alignment with the objectives of the fellowship.
- Contact and collaborate with a project supervisor in a research institution outside your country.
- Complete all sections of the online application form, providing comprehensive details about your research proposal and academic background.
- Once you’ve submitted your application, your host will be contacted to submit a supporting statement endorsing your candidacy.
- Request three referees to send their reference letters via mail before the June 30 deadline.
- Familiarize yourself with the Terms and Conditions of the Award to understand the reporting and payment requirements.
- Pay close attention to the lay summary of your application, ensuring clarity and conciseness in explaining your research proposal.
For more details about the McDonald Fellowship, visit the official website at https://www.msif.org/research/awards-grants-and-fellowships/mcdonald-fellowships/
Application Deadline
The deadline for submitting applications, including all supporting documents, is June 30, 2024. Applicants are advised to submit their application well in advance to allow their host and referees sufficient time to complete their requirements.
Failure to meet the deadline may result in the rejection of the application.
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