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ACIS CASSAMARCA SCHOLARSHIPS

2012 SCHOLARSHIP WINNER ANNOUNCED

Amy Sinclair, PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Each year the Australasian Centre for Italian Studies (ACIS) advertises scholarships of up to $6000 each for Australasians wishing to undertake research in Italy the following year.

The awards are funded by the Cassamarca Foundation. They are available to students at Australasian universities who will be enrolled, full-time or part-time in the relevant year, in honours, research masters or PhD degrees and who will be engaged in research projects in any of the following areas of Italian studies: archaeology and classical antiquities, language, literature, culture, history, politics and society, including migration studies. Successful applicants will have a knowledge of Italian adequate for their research purposes. Scholarships will not be awarded to attend language classes in Italy.

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The scholarships are usually advertised in September each year in the Higher Education section of The Australian, and through the ACIS mailing list. The advertisement for the 2012 ACIS Cassamarca Scholarships appeared in the Higher Education Section of The Australian on Wednesday 14 September, 2012. A Further Particulars statement containing application guidelines is available through this page.

ENQUIRIES

For further information about ACIS scholarships, please contact Melissa Hasluck via email: melissa.hasluck@uwa.edu.au

PAST ACIS CASSAMARCA SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

2011
Marco Ceccarelli
Gianluca Caputo
Francesca Ori
Elizabeth Reid

2010
Erika Piazzoli
Melanie Smans

2009
Anne-Marie Lord
Emma Nicholls
Barbara Pezzotti
Clare Tunney

2008
Natasha Amendola
Joshua Brown
Theodore Ell

2007
Brigid Maher
Rosa Passos
Katherine Rowe

2006:
Glenys Adams
Sally-Ann Grant
Jodi Hodge

2005:
Catherine England
Sandra Margon
Cristina Potz

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