CERF Scholar Application Form

NB! Applicants for a CERF PhD Studentship Scheme have to be nominated by their PhD supervisor. Nominations are accepted by email to cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk. Nominators must provide their full name, position held and contact details. Applications can only be accepted after a nomination email has been received.

The deadline for applications is 9 February 2020, 23:59 (GMT+0:00)

If you require the form in an alternative format or a hard copy, please contact cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk.

Applicant's Name and Surname Proposed Scholar

Your E-Mail Address

Full Postal Address

Your Telephone Number

Qualifications Degrees already obtained

Subject and PhD Supervisor

Department/Faculty Please indicate the Faculty or Department of the University of Cambridge in which you intend to do/are doing your PhD.

PhD Proposed Start Date

Other Scholarships and Other Sources of Funding If you have applied or are planning to apply for other funding, please provide details regarding amounts and sponsors.

Project Title Project Title of your proposed research.

Project Abstract Max 100 words. Abstract of the project worded so a non-specialist can understand it

Research Description Description of proposed research. This section should include background information and detail the methods/procedures to be employed.

Project Milestones and Time Table

Expected completion of PhD

Referee 1 (the candidate's supervisor) Please provide Referee's name, position, email address and phone number. References must be emailed to cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk and received by CERF by 16 February 2020. It is the applicant's responsibility to ensure that references are sent to cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk by the 16 February 2020.

Referee 2 Please provide Referee's name, position, email address and phone number (Academic or professional references). References must be emailed to cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk and received by CERF by 16 February 2020. It is the applicant's responsibility to ensure that references are sent to cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk by the 16 February 2020.

List of Attachments This is a check list to indicate which documents you will be attaching 1. Your up to date CV (required). Your CV should mention the overall grade you obtained for each university degree. 2. Project proposal (required)

I attach my CV (required). Your CV should mention the overall grade you obtained for each university degree.

I attach my project proposal (required)

Curriculum Vitae Please upload your CV.Your CV should mention the overall grade you obtained for each university degree.

Project Proposal Please upload your detailed project proposal.

Additional Information Please upload any additional information that is not yet included elsewhere on this form.

Declaration and Signature Please tick the box to confirm that: You would like to apply for CERF PhD Scholarship and the information you provided is accurate. You agree to provide to CERF a copy of your GRADSAF / PhD application documents (including official transcripts and references).

You will get an email confirming that your form has been submitted. If you do not receive a confirmation within 24h, please email cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk. You will then get another email confirming that your application has been accepted and is being considered, provided a nomination email from your supervisor has been received. All queries must be sent to: cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk. A copy of your GRADSAF / PhD application documents (including official transcripts and references) is required to assist the selection panel with the assessment of your application. Please ask your faculty administrator to email a copy of your GRADSAF to: cerf@jbs.cam.ac.uk

How we use your personal information

Cambridge Judge Business School will use your personal information to assess your application and may contact your referees. It will be shared with the selection panel consisting of academics from the University of Cambridge. Your application will be handled by the CERF administration.

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