Elisabeth Croll Scholarship for fieldwork in China

The Elisabeth Croll Scholarship for fieldwork in China supports PhD students conducting field research in China as part of their academic studies. Established in memory of Professor Elisabeth Croll, a distinguished scholar in Chinese studies, this scholarship encourages field-based research and fosters cross-cultural academic exchange. Financial support covers essential expenses such as data collection, interviews, and archival work within China, enabling scholars to advance their research effectively.

Open to PhD students from any nationality who require field research in China for their postgraduate studies. Applicants must be enrolled in a recognized institution and demonstrate a clear need for financial support to conduct their research. Priority may be given to students with a strong academic record in Chinese studies or related fields.

No specific income or mark thresholds are mentioned on the official page.

Submit a completed application form along with a research proposal outlining the fieldwork objectives, methodology, and budget requirements. Include a letter of recommendation from your academic supervisor and proof of enrollment in a PhD program. The official page provides the current application form and submission instructions.

Ensure all documents are submitted before the listed deadline.