The Grants Register 1987–1989

775 Pages·1986·85.243 MB·English

by  Roland Turner (eds.)

THE GRANTS REGISTER
1987-1989
THE GRANTS REGISTER
1987-1989
Editor
Roland Turner
M
MACMILLAN
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British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
The Grants register 1987-89.
1. Scholarships - Directories
2. Turner, Roland
378.3 LB2338
ISBN 978-1-349-18500-9 ISBN 978-1-349-18498-9 (eBook)
DOI10.1007/978-1-349-18498-9
TABLEOFCONTENTS
How to UseThe Grants Register IX
Subject Index xi
The Awards
Index ofAwards and Awarding Bodies 715
Bibliography 745
Editor's Note
The Grants Register is primarily intended for students at or above the graduate level and for all who
require further professional or advanced vocational training. The following kinds of assistance-from
government agencies,and international,national or private organizations-arelisted:
I. Scholarships,Fellowshipsand Research Grants.
2. Exchange Opportunities, Vacation Study Awards and Travel
Grants.
3. Grants-in-Aid-includingequipment, publicationand translation
grants, and funds for attending seminars, courses, conferences,
etc.
4. Grants for allkindsofartistic or scientificprojects.
5. Competitions, Prizes and Honoraria-excluding awards in
recognition ofwork already accomplished.
6. Professionaland VocationalAwards-includingopportunitiesfor
academic and administrativestaffofeducationalinstitutions.
7. Special Awards-for refugees, minority groups, etc., and funds
forstudentsinunexpected financialdifficulties.
Noattempt ismade to listawards that are restricted to students ofa particularuniversityorcollege.
The Grants Register aims to provide full, current information on awards for nationals of the United
States and Canada, the United Kingdom and Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, South Africa and
the developing countries. However, as many of the awards listed are international in scope, the book
is also useful to students from other countries who are seeking exchange opportunities or international
scholarships.
In this tenth edition, the Subject Index has been further refined and cross-indexed so that users may
more quickly locate all the awards for which they may be eligible. All other sections of the book have
beenfullyrevised.
A new edition of The Grants Register appears every two years. The eleventh edition will be available
inAutumn 1988.
Weareextremelygrateful to allthe organizations listedin The GrantsRegisterand to the many agencies,
embassies, colleges and universities that have so readily offered information and advice. The generous
cooperation wehave receivedhas greatly assisted us in our aim to provide a detailed and comprehensive
surveyofawards.
- RolandTurner
Howto UsetheGrants Register
All awards may be located through the Subject Index (page xi). Numbers listed in the Subject Index
referto thecodenumbers atthe head ofentriesinthe maintext.
To ascertain which numbers are applicable, readers should consult the Index Codes below, and then
tum to the Subject Index and make a note of all relevant numbers. Please note that many subjects
aresubdivided.Inthesecasesthe Generalsubheadingalwayscomesfirst,followedbytheothersubheadings
inalphabeticalorder.
Readers who wish to locate an award by name, or the awards of a particular organization by its name,
should referto the Index of Awards and Awarding Bodies, page 715. Entries in the back are arranged
alphabeticallybyorganization.
Index Codes
AU Australia
CA Canada
CW Commonwealth countries
DC Developing countries
(and Third World)
IR Ireland
NZ New Zealand
SA South Africa
UK United Kingdom
US United States
DCCW Developingcountries of
the Commonwealth
Pleasenote:
Numberslistedinboldarefor nationals ofallcountries.
AUSTRALIANcitizens/residents should noteboldnumbers and thosewiththesuffixAUorCW
CANADIANcitizens/residents should noteboldnumbers and thosewiththesuffixCAor CW
IRISHcitizens/residentsshould note boldnumbers and thosewiththesuffixIR
NEWZEALANDcitizens/residents should noteboldnumbers and thosewiththesuffixNZ orCW
SOUTH AFRICANcitizens/residents should note boldnumbersand thosewiththesuffixSA
UNITED KINGDOM citizens/residents should note bold numbers and those with the suffix UK or
CW
UNITED STATEScitizens/residentsshould note boldnumbersand thosewiththesuffixUS
NationalsofDEVELOPINGCOUNTRIES shouldnote boldnumbersand thosewiththesuffixDC
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SUBJECT INDEX
SeeHowto UseThe GrantsRegister, pageIx
ALL SUBJECTS: INDIVIDUALSUBJECTS
7-DC, 9-DC (Africa + Refugees), 14-DC, 41
A
US(fonly),52+57-US,68-Amer. Ind. & Alask.
native, 92+98-US, 117-UK, 120(Jewish, excl.
UK), 152-Asia & Pacific, 163, 165-CW, Aboriginalstudies:218,6l3+620-AU
175+176+179+181 thru 188+191 thru 193-CA, Academic medicine:See Medical education
201-AU, 206+207-AU, 214 thru 217-AU (f Accordion: See under Musical instruments
only), 225-AU, 309-Zambia-Zimbabwe, Accountancy/Actuarial sciences: 36+73+115-
310+31I-US, 330(excl.UK),331+333+334-UK, US, 708+1128+1l30-UK, 1827-NZ, 1918
332-AU-CA-IR-NZ, 338 (f only), 368, 370a UK,2465-SA
US (f only), 372a+b-US (f only), 400-US, 408 Addiction: See Drug/Alcohol abuses, also
AU-CW-NZ-UK, 412-CA (f only), 431-CA, Alcoholism
447-DC, 464, 466 (Refugees & Namibians), Administration/Administrative sciences: 39
468-AU, 469-NZ, 492-AU-NZ-UK, 498+499 US, 157-DC (Africa), 51I-US (minorities,)
CW, 517-US, 522-IR-UK, 544, 615 thru 617 1018-SA(monly),1131-UK,1133,1201-CA,
AU, 618-IR-UK, 621+622-CW,623b, 624-UK 1217,1673AlsoseeBusinessadministration/
(N. Ire.), 634, 700-US, 712-SA (non-whites), management, Public administration, and
714(excl.US),715-US,721-AU(NSW+ACT), under various subjects. e.g., Educational
722-AU, 803, 804, 805-CW, 811-IR-UK administration, Health administration.
(coalminers'orphans), 812(f only), 832-CA (f Adult education:See under Education
only),833,840+841-US,843thru845+847(excl. Aeronautics:2226-CW-UK, 2803
US), 908, 909-SA, 913-UK, nO-AU, 925-IR Aerospace engineering: 104+1032-US, 1662,
UK-DC (Africa & Asia), 929-CA-US, 1014 3010(fonly)
UK, 1015-US, 1035-UK, 1036-UK-US, 1101, Aerospace history:See Historyofaerospace
1106-US, 1144, 1229-US, I247-DC, 1250-CA, Aerospacesciences:927-CA-US,3010(fonly)
l303-UK (Welsh), 1408-UK, 1409a-CA, 1410 Aesthetics: 48abc-US
NZ, 1413, 1414b-CA-US, 1414d-US, 1500, Aging:55+1909+2702-USAlsosee Medicine
1508-UK, 1509-AU, 1513+1514-UK, 1525-US, Geriatric
1602, 1609-US, 1652-AU-CA-IR-UK, 1653 Agriculturalconservation:2017-UK
AU-CA-IR-UK-US, 1658a-AU-NZ-UK-US, Agricultural development/planning: 14+15
1658b,1659,1660,1661,1664,1669,1670,1671 DC, 483-AU-CA-DC-NZ-UK-US, 818,
DC, I672ad-DCCW, I672bc-CW, 1674-AU 1183c,1649-UK, 1705,2920-DC (Asia)
CA-SA-UK-US, 1677, 1678, 1679bc, 1680a, Agricultural economics: 19-CA-DCCW, 223
1704-US,1708,1737-US(blind),1741-AU-CA AU, 614-UK (Scots), 801-US, 818,
NZ-UK-US, 1764,1792b, 18l3-SA, 1823-CW, 1616+1644+1649-UK, 1705, 1918-UK, 2102
1825-NZ(fonly), I844c-UK(fonly), 1906-CA, DC
1907-SA, 1910(excl.medicine)-US, 2000(excl. Agriculturaleducation: 190-CA,1184
medicine)-excl. CA-US, 2035+2048-UK, 2109 Agricultural engineering: 19-CA-DCCW, 154
(deaf/hearing impaired), 2204-UK (f only), Asia, 614-UK (Scots), 915-US, 1649-UK,
2211-AU-CA-NZ-SA-US, 2220-CA-US, 2221, 1705
2223,2290, 2291+2402-UK(Scots), 2403-UK, Agricultural extension: 19-CA-DCCW, 223-
2407-IR-US, 2415-UK (Scots), 2427a+2430 AU, 614-UK(Scots), 801-US, 1649-UK
UK,2458-IR,2460-IR-UK (fonly),2461athru Agricultural marketing: 1649-UK
d-SA (f only), 2463-SA, 2474-DC (SE Asia), Agricultural meteorology:2616-SA
2478,2495-SA,2501,2612-UK,2705-US,2716 Agricultural statistics: 1649-UK
DC (Asia & Pacific), 2719 (Refugees), Agriculture
2722+2724-US,2730-NZ,2734,2740,2741-UK, General: I7-UK, 18-IR, 19-CA-DCCW, 20,
2747,2748f-SA,2804-US,2816,2926(monly), 121+125-UK, 157-DC (Africa), 190-CA,
~934(Refugees),3008-AU(fonly) 232-DC, 362-IR-UK, 404, 414-CA, 470-
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UK, 485-SA, 497-CW, 503-AU, 504 Applied geophysics: See Geophysics (applied)
DCCW, 602, 614-UK (Scots), 802-AU, Appliedmathematics:SeeMathematics(applied)
806+823thru829-SA,846(exc!.US),1173, Applied mechanics:See Mechanics(applied)
1184,1201-CA,1647-DC, 1649-UK, 1655 Applied physics:SeePhysics (applied)
CW,1675,1705,1797+1806-CA,1841-UK, Applied protein sciences: See Protein sciences
2209, 2265-UK, 2266, 2504-CA-UK-US, (applied)
2714-DC (Southern Africa), 2715-DC Applied sciences,Technologyand Engineering:
(Africa),2730e-NZ,2922-US(fonly) 4-DC, 121-UK, 232-DC, 443-UK (Scots),
Tropical:419-CA,1219 483-AU-CA-DC-NZ-UK-US, 488-US
Agroclimatology: See Agricultural (minorities), 602, 823 thru 829-SA,
meteorology 1019+1108-UK, 1709a-IR, l711-US, 1717
Agrology: 19-CA-DCCW CA-UK-US, 1804-CA, 1838-CA-UK-US,
Agronomy 1844-UK, 2254, 2266,2286+2409-UK, 2410,
General:223-AU,2487-DC 2420-AU, 2714-DC (Southern Africa)
Mediterranean:1183 Arboriculture: 1236
Air conditioning: 108-US Archeology
Air pollution: 726-US General:48abc-US,99-CA-US,101+131-US,
Air safety: 128-US 180-CA, 328-UK, 450, 515-UK, 611-US,
Alcoholism:650-US 1111, 1640-US, 1640d, 2441, 2453-UK,
Allergy: 194-CA-US, 371-US 2918b-CA-US
Alzheimer's disease: 1909-US Classical:31-US,99-CA-US
Analytical chemistry: See Chemistry (analyti- Excavation/Prospection: 180-CA, 1510-IR
cal) UK,2453-UK
Anesthesiology: 159-IR-UK Prehistoric:2043-UK
Animal breeding: 223-AU Archeology(byarea)
Animal health: SeeVeterinary medicine African: 1126-SA
Animal husbandry/production: 124-UK, 614- Chinese: In-CA, 2017-UK
UK (Scots), 818, 1183c, 1616+1649-UK, East African:342-CW
2052-US, 2209 Also see under Cattle, Egyptian: 180-CA
Grazing, Meat and Livestock, Pig, Poultry Greek: 1654-UK,2024(fonly)
andSheep Iranian:345-CW
Animal rights/welfare: 2727 (excl. UK) Also Iraqi:357-CW
see Humane research Mediterranean:652
Animal science: See Mammalian science and Mexican:2050
Veterinaryscience/medicine Middle Eastern:358-CW
Animation:SeeunderCinema/Film Near Eastern: 100+IOI-US, 2002-UK
Antarcticstudies: SeeArctic/Antarcticstudies Palestinian: 358-CW,2002-UK
Anthropology Turkish:344-CW
General: 37-US, 82, 328-UK, 356ab-CW, Venetian:61O-US
450, 516-CA-US, 708+1520-UK, 2227 Architecture
CW-IR,2437thru 2441,2748d-SA, 2908 General: 31-US, 41-US (f only), 70-US,
Biological:2227-CW-IR 132+133-UK,136-AU,347-UK, 356c-CW,
Cultural: 48abc-US 535, 623b, 817-CA-US, 922-US, 1140,
Prehistoric: 100-US 161O-AU,1662,1685-US,1737-US(blind),
Social:2227-CW-IR 1752+2222-US, 2232-AU, 2252-UK
Anthropology(by area) (Welsh),2258-UK(Scots),2426-UK,2504
African: 1126-SA,2031-UK, 2748j-SA CA-UK-US, 2737-US
Caribbean:2208-US Ancient buildings protection:2451-UK
Mexican:2050 Contemporarystudies:2247-UK
NewZealand/S.W. Pacific:2293 Healthcare facilities: 71-CA-US
Pygmies/Bushmen ofAfrica: 2031-UK History: See Historyofarchitecture
Antiquarian studies:38,2453-UK Landscape: 31+1502-US
Antiquities:1255 Naval:See Naval architecture
Applied arts: See Crafts and applied arts, Planning/Building:2247-UK
Creativeand applied arts andunderspecific Architecture(by area)
subjects Chinese: 808
Applied biology:See Biology(applied) Arctic/Antarcticstudies: 134, 1784-US, 2620
Applied chemistry: See Chemistry(applied) AU-NZ-SA-UK
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Armscontrol: See under Internationalaffairs/ US, 928, 1122+1703+1775+1777+2452-US,
relations 2482Alsosee Psychology
Art: See Creative and applied arts, Crafts and Animal: 2912-US
applied arts, Fine arts, Visual arts andspe Biblicalstudies:See under Religion
cificsubjects such asDrawing, Paintingand Bibliography
Sculpture. Also see cross references under General: 315
Arts Early American: 38ad
Art/Arts administration: 143+149-UK, 1640 Historical:315,401
US, 1640d, 2411-UK (Scots), 2907-UK Biochemistry: 204, 317-UK, 458-CA, 471-IR
(Welsh) UK, 656-US, 1793-UK,2229-AU, 2262-AU
Art criticism:See under Criticism UK, 2403-UK, 2462-SA, 2605, 2609-DC,
Art education: 142-IR, ll40,2210 2749-SA
Art history:See Historyofart Bioengineering: 478
Art restoration/conservation: llOO, 1640-US, Bioethics:478
1640d Biology: 3a-DC, 3b, 4-DC, 157-DC (Africa),
Arthritis: 137-CW, 138-UK, 139-US, 140-CA, 170+189-CA, 202-AU, 204, 304, 314-UK,
Also seeRheumatology/Rheumaticdiseases 364,370a-US(fonly),403+414-CA,420-DC,
Arts:SeeArchitecture,CartoonandCaricature 443-UK (Scots), 450, 453, 467-US, 471-IR
art, Cinema/Film, Crafts and applied arts, UK, 483-AU-CA-DC-NZ-UK-US,497-CW,
Creative and applied arts, Dance, Design, 503-AU, 602, 623b, 643 thru 645-AU, 730
Drawing, Fine arts, Mime, Music, Musical US, 823 thru 829-SA, 835, 928, 1019-UK,
instruments, Painting, Performing arts, iuz, 1205(f only), 1306, 1411-UK, 1414d
Photography,Sculpture,Theatrearts, Video US, 1508-UK, 1655-CW, 1656-DC, 1663,
art, Visual arts, and Writing (creative) Arts 1680b, 1703-US, 1709a+17IO-IR, 171I-US,
(academic studies): See Humanities, Liter 1717-CA-UK-US, 1737-US (blind), 1772,
ature, etc. 1775+1777+1785+1786-US, 1796+1797+
Asthma: 194-CA-US, 195-AU, 196+351-UK, 1799+1800+1803 thru 1809-CA, 1838-CA
2224-AU UK-US, 1840, 1842, 1844-UK, 2010, 2032,
Astronomy 2206-CA-US, 2214, 2744-CW-IR-SA, 2251,
General: 82,442,658,723-UK, ll77, 1680b, 2261,2265-UK, 2266,2267+2268-DC,2269
1780, 1785+1786-US,1806-CA, 2291-UK DC (excl. CW), 2270 thru 2280+2283thru
(Scots),2441 2286-UK, 2289-CA, 2293, 2403c+2409-UK,
Observationaloptical:661-US 2410,2420-AU, 2424,2437thru 2440,2503,
Radio:1770 2609-DC, 2715-DC (Africa), 2717, 2730ce
Astrophysics:442,2432-CA-US, 2441 NZ, 2744-US,2751(f only), 2904,2912-US,
Atmospheric sciences: 60-US (f only), 1716a 3009-DC Also see Cell biology, Marine
US,1716b,1773,1777-US,1781,1785+1786 biology,Molecularbiology,Naturalhistory,
US, 1795-UK, 181O-CA Wildlifebiology,andother lifesciences
Atomic energy: 198-UK, 818, 1178-DC, 2462- Biology(applied): 2244-CW-IR-SA
SA Biology(theoretical): 453
Atomic physics:442 Biomedicine: 225-AU, 493-US (minorities),
Audiology: 1722-US 495,609, 815, 816-US, 1620thru 1623-UK,
Autism: l30-AU 1633-US,2214,2262-AU-UK, 2913-CA-US
Automobile engineering: 1162-UK, 1166-IR Biophysics:274Q-SA
UK Biostatistics: 635-CA, 635e,2039
Aviation: 128-US Biotechnology: 630-AU, 1710-IR
Birds:See Ornithology
Birth defects: 1607-US
B
Blindness: 351-UK, 426-CA, 1787-US, 2245-
DCCW, 2297-USAlsoseeOphthalmology
Backpain:301-UK Blood transfusion: 525-IR-UK
Baking industry:72-US Book trade: 350-UK
Ballet:See under Dance Botany:339-UK, 450,2264,2461e-SA(fonly),
Banking:2470-SA 2734AlsoseePlantsciences
Barleyindustry:307-AU Boweldisease: 1738-US
Bassoon: See under Musical instruments Braindiseases/research:30,1181,2709-CA-US
Behavioral science AlsoseeStroke
General (human): 449, 495, 609, 815, 816-
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