The University of Auckland is offering Kalman visiting fellowship, for a visit in the period October 2016 – September 2017. The Fellowship is worth NZD$10000, and can be spent on travel, accommodation, or other associated expenses.

This Fellowship will be awarded annually to a ‘rising star’ in mathematics and its applications to visit the University of Auckland and to participate in the intellectual life of the University.

The purpose of the Kalman Visiting Fellowship is to enable a “rising star” in mathematics and its applications to visit the University of Auckland and to participate in the intellectual life of the University.

Course Level: This is a visiting research fellowship. A Kalman Visiting Fellowship will normally be for a period of several weeks (minimum of two weeks).

Study Subject: The Kalman Visiting Fellowship may be awarded each year to a distinguished early career academic working in mathematics and its applications. An early career academic is defined as a graduate who is within 10 years of having completed their Ph.D.

Scholarship Award: The Kalman Visiting Fellow will be awarded a total of NZ$10,000 to provide assistance with the costs of travel, accommodation, and other local expenses.

Scholarship can be taken in the New Zealand

Eligibility:

• The following criteria must be met in order for applicants to be eligible for this fellowship:
• The Fellowship will be awarded to a distinguished early career academic working in mathematics and its applications.

Nationality: International applicants are eligible to apply for this program.

Scholarships in New Zealand

How to Apply: Applications should send as a single electronic submission to eadeansoffice-at-sfac.auckland.ac.nz

• A one-page description of the research to be carried out;
• A letter of invitation from your proposed host in the Department;
• A CV (including qualifications, appointments, and awards);
• A list of publications;
• The names and contact details of two potential referees.

Application Deadline: The closing date for applications is 5 September 2016.

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