Researchers at Risk Fellowships guidance notes

11. The Programme offers UK institutions support to host and sponsor researchers at risk who are based in Ukraine in this initial round of the rolling competition. The Academy requires that the application is initiated and submitted by a member of staff at the UK institution. The applicant does not need to be in the same department as the researcher at risk and does not necessarily need to be on an academic contract. However, they do need to be an employee of the UK host institution with either a permanent employment contract or one that is not due to end prior to the completion of the fellowship award.

12. The UK host institution making the application is responsible for checking the documents that provide substantiation regarding, for example, the researcher’s identity, doctorate and academic record, as well as confirming their level of English language. A translation must be attached for all documents that are not in English. The UK host institution will also be responsible for ensuring that the researcher at risk is able to focus fully on their research/innovation for the duration of their fellowship.

13. The UK host institution will lead on completing an application via the British Academy’s FlexiGrant system. This includes the host institution’s explanation for how it will be able to create a support structure for the researcher/innovator both in terms of their living arrangements and career. As part of this, the application must include a supporting statement from the head or deputy of the submitting institution, such as the Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, or Pro Vice-Chancellor; a clearly identified academic mentor from the same disciplinary area as the researcher at risk from within the institution; and a joint statement from the proposed academic mentor and researcher/innovator on how the proposed research programme is a fit for the researcher at risk and the UK host institution.

14. Institutions must be officially recognised by the British Academy prior to a proposal being submitted. If the institution is not listed on FlexiGrant then the Academy welcomes enquiries from institutions to be recognised via [email protected]

15. The award includes funds towards the cost of rented accommodation and as part of the assessment process the total awarded will reflect the accommodation arrangements being proposed for the researcher at risk. Visas will be required and as new visa schemes become available the information provided on visas in these Scheme Notes will be updated. Currently, in order for the researcher at risk to be able to utilise the Ukrainian Sponsorship Scheme – if this route is chosen - the UK host institution will need to name an individual who will act as the sponsor for the researcher’s visa and meet the requirements of the Government’s scheme including having identified at least six months’ duration of appropriate accommodation. The named sponsor for the visa could be the same, but does not have to be, as the host applicant for this fellowship award or the academic mentor at the UK host institution.

16. This is a Fellowship for researchers at risk with the first priority focused on those based in Ukraine. For the purposes of this Programme, an individual is defined as being at risk if they are subject to discrimination, persecution, suffering or violence on account of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion. The UK National Academies do not determine whether a risk exists. This is done via a risk assessment conducted by Cara, who should be approached before the application is submitted to provide a supporting letter where the risk is assessed as real. The risk of a pertinent threat has to be proven for each application submitted. Only UK host institutions may contact Cara to conduct a risk assessment at [email protected]; for the purposes of the assessment, Cara will require a copy of the ID pages of the researcher’s passport, a fully up-to-date CV, and a short note explaining the specific threat faced by the researcher. Requests for risk assessments must be sent to Cara two weeks before each submission deadline; for the next deadline at 5:00pm GMT on Wednesday 8 February 2023, please submit requests by 5:00pm GMT on Wednesday 25 January 2023. UK host institutions are welcome to engage with potential researchers who might be eligible for this Fellowship via their own networks and then contact Cara via their named contact point for a risk assessment to be undertaken.

17. In many cases, the fellowship award holders may be subject to significant risk even whilst in the UK. Occasionally, identifying a person as being an award holder may have ramifications for relatives and colleagues. In light of this, all communication and public relations activities are to be guided by the principle of ensuring the safety of the respective individual. Any announcements regarding a fellowship award and any reference to an individual will require the express consent of the fellowship award holder.

18. The fellowship award holders will receive their award in monthly stipends from Cara as a restricted donation which is not subject to income tax. The award holders will not be employees of the host institution and should instead be registered, depending on the host institution’s process, as Visiting Researcher, Research Fellow or a similar title.

19. UK host institutions are required to nominate one academic mentor who is based at the UK host institution. The academic mentor, with the researcher at risk, must provide a statement on letter-headed paper. It must be signed and dated by the academic mentor and the researcher at risk, where this is possible. If a signature and date is not possible in light of their current situation, then in order to verify the researcher’s support for this application an email sent to the UK host institution to confirm agreement with the application from an account held by the researcher should be included.

20. We would expect the statement to include the following details:

• Any prior relationship between the academic mentor and researcher at risk, and what discussions they have been able to progress for how the researcher at risk will be able to pursue their work at the UK host institution;
• The ways in which the researcher at risk considers how they will be able to continue their work at the UK host institution, and how both the academic mentor and the researcher at risk consider this work to fit with the current research being undertaken in the department/faculty or other structure of the UK host institution;
• How the researcher at risk’s research can be integrated and supported via the UK host institution;
• The commitment of the academic mentor to support the researcher at risk and the time commitment they can provide to this.

21. UK host institutions must ensure that this statement is submitted on the British Academy Flexi-Grant® Grant Management System (GMS) before the application submission window, the next of which will be 5:00pm GMT on Wednesday 8 February 2023. The call will remain open on a rolling basis until all funding has been utilised. Any incomplete applications at this deadline will result in the application remaining open for the following submission window. The Academy will announce on its website when the funding has been fully utilised.

22. Please note that statements must be provided through the GMS, they cannot be provided as an email attachment nor sent by post in hard copy.

23. Applications must include a statement from the head or deputy of the UK host institution, such as the Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellor or Pro Vice-Chancellor.

24. This statement will be expected to provide a clear indication of the institutional support to be provided to the researcher at risk, a brief explanation of the accommodation support being made available for the researcher for at least six months where the researcher is entering the UK under the Ukrainian Sponsorship Scheme, and the commitment of the institution to supporting the researcher at risk.

25. The statement must be provided on letter-headed paper and must be signed and dated by the head or deputy of the UK host institution. Applications must ensure that this supporting statement is submitted on the British Academy Flexi-Grant® Grant Management System (GMS) before the application submission deadline, the next of which will be 5:00pm GMT on Wednesday 8 February 2023. Any incomplete applications at this deadline will result in the application remaining open for the following submission window. The Academy will announce on its website when the funding has been fully utilised.

26. Please note that statements must be provided through the GMS, they cannot be provided as an email attachment nor sent by post in hard copy.

27. For the purposes of this Programme, a ‘researcher’ is considered a person who has been engaged in teaching or research at a university, research institute or equivalent institution. Likewise, for the purpose of this programme an ‘innovator’ is someone who possesses knowledge, expertise and qualifications similar to a researcher, and is primarily concerned with using such knowledge and expertise into developing, testing and deploying new ways of doing things in some field of practice.

28. Researchers and innovators in any field – sciences, medical and health sciences, engineering, humanities, social sciences and the arts - may be considered for funding if they:

• hold a doctoral degree (or have equivalent experience);
• are confirmed by Cara to be at risk;
• are either still in Ukraine or it is not more than 5 years since they left Ukraine;
• possess the language skills required for the successful completion of their academic project;
• possess academic qualifications and can show other evidence of an active academic career (e.g. publications);
• have not yet been supported through an equivalent scheme/opportunity.

29. The fellowship award holders will be required to be present at their respective UK host institution. However, attendance at conferences, research trips, visits to archives and libraries and similar activities that are essential for conducting the proposed research/innovation or for developing the individual’s career prospects are encouraged where appropriate.

30. Fellowships are expected to run for up to two years each.

31. The amount available is circa £37,000 per year (£74,000 over two years). There is the potential for the Selection Panel to recommend an increase or decrease in award value in response to individual circumstances such as large families or subsidised accommodation arrangements.

32. The British Academy expects to offer a standard fellowship award of £37,000 per year. However, if the researcher’s accommodation is being offered at low or no cost by the UK host institution or the visa sponsor, the award value may be reduced by up to 15%, and if the researcher is accompanied by dependants, then the value of the award may be increased by up to 15%. This decision will be taken by the Selection Panel based on available information.

33. For the purposes of this Programme, a dependant is a husband, wife, civil partner or unmarried partner; a child under 18; or, a child over 18 if they are currently in the UK as a dependant.

34. Eligible expenditure to cost into the application include a contribution to living expenses and a contribution to research expenses. The application should provide detail on any UK host institution financial contribution, the cost of accommodation, the visa route utilised, the number of dependants the researcher at risk may have, and any other personal circumstances.

35. Applications from researchers at risk with disabilities are welcome. The Academy will provide adjustments to ensure they can participate fully in the selection process. If an adjustment is required when accessing the application form or for any other part of the application process then please contact [email protected] In addition, costs that are required for the researcher at risk to undertake their fellowship award will be considered eligible regardless to what is set out in paragraph 37 below. The Academy welcomes any questions applicants may have on this matter.

36. UK host institutions costs are ineligible. There is no provision for estate and indirect costs under this Programme and it is not offered under Full Economic Costing (FEC).

37. The purchasing of assets of any kind is generally ineligible under this Programme. The following additional items are not eligible for funding: bench fees, consumables, the preparation of camera-ready copy, copy-editing, proof-reading, indexing, nor any other editorial task; subventions for direct production costs (printing, binding, distribution, marketing etc); costs of publication in electronic media; open access fees.

38. The funding for this programme from the UK Government has been determined as eligible as Official Development Assistance (ODA) spend. Fellowship awards made through the programme will therefore be considered as part of the UK’s ODA spend.

39. All applications will undergo an eligibility check to ensure the application is complete and the researcher meets the eligibility criteria.

40. Eligible proposals will be considered by a Selection Panel convened by the British Academy, which will include representatives of the UK National Academies and Cara.

41. Eligible applications will be considered using the following criteria:

• The UK host institution’s ability and commitment to provide an enabling and supportive research and living environment for the proposed Fellow including specific support measures the institution will put in place.
• The compatibility between the proposed Fellow, their academic mentor and the UK host institution.

42. The Selection Panel will also consider additional information supplied as part of the justification of the award value, as well as information about the accommodation being proposed, the visa route being followed, and the number of the researcher’s dependents resident with them in the UK when taking into account its funding recommendation.

43. The purpose of this Programme is to increase the range of opportunities available to researchers at risk. It is not intended as a replacement to the generous support which many UK institutions are already providing, in partnership with Cara, to researchers at risk, and institutions may wish to comment on this in their Supporting Statement. This support will be one of the factors considered when proposals are reviewed.

44. The Leverhulme Trust is providing funding of £1,000,000 over five years to support research project activities for eligible researchers in all disciplines except medical and health sciences.

45. Eligible researchers include applicants to this call. It is to be emphasised that applicants to this call do NOT have to apply for the research support funding at this stage. They may apply for the fellowship award, take up the award if successful and then apply for this research support funding at a later date during the course of their fellowship award.

46. This funding is available on a competitive basis. The deadline for applying for this round of funding is 5:00pm GMT on Wednesday 8 February 2023. Decisions made with regard to this research support funding will be considered separately to applications made a fellowship award above. If an applicant is unsuccessful for this research support funding, it does not mean they will be unsuccessful for a fellowship award. It will also be possible to reapply at a later date for this research support funding if unsuccessful.

47. The application form for the research support funding can be viewed here.

48. The British Academy has a Code of Practice for assessing applications, setting out the principles of equity, integrity and confidentiality governing the treatment of all applications. The Code of Practice also covers Data Protection, the Academy’s ethics policy and the appeals procedure. The Code of Practice may be viewed on the Academy’s website at https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/code-practice. Feedback is not a feature of this Programme and the Academy is, regretfully, unable to enter into correspondence regarding the decisions of the awarding committee, which are governed by the Code of Practice. Please note that by applying to this programme, applicants undertake to accept the terms under which applications are assessed.

Management System (GMS) via Flexi-Grant®. If you have not previously used the British Academy’s Flexi-Grant® GMS and were not registered in the previous e-GAP system, please follow the registration process from the Flexi-Grant® homepage. Applications cannot be submitted on paper or in any other format.

Before completing the online form, all applicants should check that they comply with the eligibility requirements and ensure all necessary information is presented in the application. These requirements are strictly adhered to, and applications without all the necessary information, or evidence to show the assessment criteria are met, will be rejected.

Registered approving organisations will be available in the search bar. If your organisation is not listed and is not affiliated with any organisations already in the system, then please contact us at [email protected] to request the addition of the organisation.

The call will remain open on a rolling basis until all funding has been utilised. The Academy will announce on its website when the funding has been fully utilised.

When completing your application on the British Academy Flexi-Grant® GMS, it is recommended that you take particular note of the following points:

• Personal details: When registered in the British Academy Flexi-Grant® GMS, a user has the option to add or update personal information such as contact details, log-in details (including email address and password), interests, research and employment details, at any time. This represents a personal record of your account in the system and will help to populate the contact details in any application form you complete. It is useful if this information is kept up to date, but it is not essential to the progress of an application.
• Automatic log-out: You are strongly advised to save your work regularly to prevent accidental loss of information. In particular, you should be aware that if the system does not detect any activity for 1 hour it will log out and save the application at that time. Please note that moving between pages within an application form will save the page that you are exiting but completing a field on a page is not considered an activity. It is recommended that you write the text for longer sections/fields in a word processor such as Word and then copy and paste into the relevant text box to avoid being timed out in this way.
• Multiple sessions: You should not have multiple browser windows/tabs of your application open at the same time as this may cause information to be lost. Only one user should edit an application at a time, otherwise changes might be lost.
• Plain text: If entering plain text, please avoid using symbols as some may not be accepted by the British Academy Flexi-Grant® system. You should generate and view a PDF of your application to check that the application appears as you want it to by clicking on ‘print application’.
• Uploading PDF documents: When uploading PDF documents, please add your name and a heading at the top of every page to show what the document is. Please avoid uploading documents containing illustrations with fine details or colour as this can cause problems when creating a PDF of the application. Please note we will only print your applications in black and white. Each PDF cannot exceed 3 pages in length or 3 Mb in size.
• Email addresses: The British Academy Flexi-Grant® GMS relies heavily on automatic email contact. It is essential that you ensure you enter accurate email addresses where requested as it may cause considerable delay in the submission/processing of your application if any of these are incorrect. You cannot make changes to email addresses after your application has been submitted for approval.
• Submission of application: You will not be able to submit your application until you have completed each section in full. You should submit your application for approval by a designated approver at your host organisation at least five working days before the closing date to allow for your host organisation’s administrative procedures. The institutional approver is a person within the UK host organisation who has authority for approving all applications submitted to the British Academy.
• Application sharing: All applications must be started by an individual at the host university on behalf of the researcher. You can invite other contributors to join the application (e.g. Head of Department, Finance Office contact etc.) by sharing a link. You can let other British Academy Flexi-Grant® GMS users view your draft application in advance of submission by providing their email address. They will be able to log in using their existing password and see your application and, depending on permissions, amend your application.
• Application deletion: You can delete your application at any time although it is often a lot easier to just re-edit your existing application. We will be able to recover a deleted application for a period of 7 days after deletion. After this, it will be permanently removed from the system.
• Application returned for editing: The approver can return your application to you for further editing before the closing deadline of the call. See ‘Submission of Application’ above.
• Guidance: In the tables below you will find in the left-hand column each question as set out in the application form and in the right-hand column useful guidance on its completion.
• Further clarification: If any of this advice is unclear, or you need further information, please do not hesitate to seek clarification from the British Academy’s International Team (contact details at the end of these notes).

Please note that it is essential to create a PDF of your completed application (by clicking ‘Print Application’), and check it thoroughly, including email addresses and uploaded PDF files, before submitting it for approval by your UK host organisation. It may not be possible to rectify mistakes in time for the deadline.

Word limits apply to plain text only. Page limits apply to PDFs only.

All fields marked with an asterisk* are mandatory.

You should not have multiple browser windows/tabs of your application open at the same time as this may cause information to be lost. Only one user should edit an application at a time, otherwise changes might be lost.

The application can be completed by using the navigation tabs on the application summary page, with each page categorised as follows:

Page 1: Staff Member Contact Details and Organisation Details

Page 2: Researcher at Risk Contact Details

Page 3: Eligibility Check

Page 4: Academic Mentor and Researcher at Risk Joint Statement

Page 5: Institutional Supporting Statement

Page 6: Financial Details

Page 7: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

A full list of question fields to be completed as part of the application can be found in the following table. Each box in the table represents a page of the application form: the left-hand column contains the questions within each of these pages as set out in the form; the right-hand column contains useful guidance on its completion. A red asterisk (*) indicates which questions are mandatory and therefore must be complete before the application can be submitted. Please read the guidance notes carefully before completing the form.

Summary table

When your application form is complete, all sections on this summary table will be marked as ‘Complete’. The ‘Complete’ status will only appear when all the mandatory fields in that section have been completed. All mandatory fields are marked with an asterisk ‘*’. Only once all mandatory fields are marked as “Complete”, and all Contributors are all marked as “Complete” will a ‘Submit’ button appear for you to be able to submit your application.

Staff Member Contact Details

Please provide the contact details for the staff member completing the application on behalf of the host institution and researcher at risk. This staff member should be different from the academic mentor.

Please take care to review and complete personal details accurately. Errors in this section can cause difficulties in the processing of your application. You can update your personal details by checking ‘my account’ and selecting the link to ‘my contact details’ and ‘my organisation’ and ensuring the relevant details are up to date.

Host Institution Details

Please indicate here the host institution for the researcher at risk, including the appropriate Faculty, Department, Research Institute or College where they propose to work. Please ensure that the institution is also selected as the approving institution (and not any other institution). Note that the application must be approved by a relevant authority in this institution as part of the application process. Without such authorisation, the application will not be eligible for consideration.

Host Institution Confirmation

Please add an organisation with a name, complete address, phone number and email specified.

Researcher at Risk Contact Details

Please provide the contact details for the researcher at risk.

Researcher at Risk’s Dependants

Please indicate if the researcher at risk has any dependants.

Details of Dependants

Please indicate the number of dependants that will be resident with them in the UK.

Researcher’s Disciplinary Area

Please select the researcher at risk's disciplinary area from the drop-down list.

Research Area Details

Please describe the researcher at risk's area of interest.

CV Upload

A brief CV of the researcher at risk should be uploaded here as a PDF file. This should be no more than three pages long. Any CV submitted which is over the three-page limit will render your application ineligible for consideration. In order to comply with this three-page limit, the applicant could omit, for example, conference presentations from their CV.

Cara Fellows

Please indicate how many Cara Fellows your institution currently hosts.

Cara Assessment Upload

Please upload a copy of the risk assessment from Cara.

Researcher at Risk's Location Details

Please confirm the researcher at risk is either still in Ukraine or it is not more than 5 years since they left Ukraine.

Current Location of Researcher at Risk

Please indicate where the researcher at risk is currently based.

Language Skills

Please confirm the researcher possesses the language skills required for the successful completion of their academic project.

Participation in Previous Schemes

Please confirm the researcher has not yet been supported through an equivalent scheme/opportunity.

Fellowship Length

Please indicate the length of the fellowship (from a minimum of 6 months to a maximum of 24 months).

Visa Route

Please indicate the visa route selected.

Accommodation

Please confirm that the researcher at risk has 6 months accommodation in place.

Joint statement from the Academic Mentor and Researcher at Risk Upload

Please upload a joint statement from the Academic Mentor and Researcher at Risk. This letter must be signed and on headed paper. If a signature from the researcher at risk is not possible, then in order to verify the researcher’s support for this application an email sent to the UK host institution to confirm agreement with the application sent from an account held by the researcher should be included.

Guest access has been enabled. The Academic Mentor may upload their statement or the researcher at risk may do so.

The statement should demonstrate the compatibility between the proposed award holder, their academic mentor and the UK host institution.

We would expect the statement to include the following details:

• Any prior relationship between the mentor and researcher at risk, and what, if any discussions, they have been able to progress for how the researcher at risk will be able to pursue their work at the UK host institution;
• How the researcher at risk considers their work to be able to be continued at the UK host institution and how both the academic mentor and the researcher at risk considered this work to fit with the current research being undertaken in the department/faculty or other structure of the UK host institution;
• How the researcher at risk’s research can be integrated and supported via the UK host institution;
• The commitment of the academic mentor to support the researcher at risk and the time they are able to provide to this.

Researcher at Risk confirmation email

If the Joint Statement from the Academic Mentor and Researcher has not been signed by the Researcher at Risk, please upload an email sent to the UK host institution confirming agreement by the Researcher at Risk here.

Institutional Statement Upload

Please upload a supporting statement from the host university's Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellor or Pro Vice-Chancellor.

This letter should outline the UK host institution’s ability and commitment to provide an enabling and supportive academic and living environment for the proposed award holder including specific support measures the institution will put in place. This statement will be expected to provide a clear indication of the institution’s continued wider commitment to supporting researchers at risk, including in partnership with Cara.

Guest access has been enabled. The (Pro/Deputy) Vice-Chancellor may upload their statement or allow the applicant (i.e. staff member) to do so.

Value sought

Please state the value sought. This should be no more than £74,000 (i.e. £37,000 per annum). At the discretion of the Selection Panel, this may be adjusted.

Budget

Please outline the expected budget and length of the fellowship.

Eligible expenditure to cost into the application include a contribution to living expenses and a contribution to research expenses.

UK host institutions costs are ineligible. There is no provision for estate and indirect costs under this Programme and it is not offered under Full Economic Costing (FEC).

The purchasing of assets of any kind is generally ineligible under this Programme. The following additional items are not eligible for funding: bench fees, consumables, the preparation of camera-ready copy, copy-editing, proof-reading, indexing, nor any other editorial task; subventions for direct production costs (printing, binding, distribution, marketing etc); costs of publication in electronic media; open access fees.UK host institutions costs are ineligible.

Justification

Please refer to the scheme guidance notes for full details of eligible costs.

Please provide details of funding related to the relevant fields set out in the financial details table above. The Academy recommends providing a justification as detailed as possible to aid the decision-making of the Selection Panel.

The justification should provide detail on any UK host institution financial contribution and any in kind contribution that is being made to the fellowship award. In addition, it should explain any other contribution that they may be being drawn on to support the researcher at risk.

This justification should be used to provide detail on the expected cost of accommodation and the type of accommodation that will be being utilised.

The justification should also provide detail on the visa route being utilised and any associated costs that route might entail.

The justification should also provide detail on the number of dependants the researcher at risk may have resident with them in the UK and any particular caring needs this may entail.

Equal Opportunities

This section for the researcher at risk to complete and is optional. However, the British Academy would greatly appreciate it if you can complete the details to assist us in our diversity monitoring.

The British Academy is committed to its policy of Equal Opportunity in the provision of its grants and awards. Please help us to monitor the effectiveness of this policy by providing information concerning your age, gender, ethnic origin and disabilities (if any).

This information will be kept separately from the rest of your application and will not be seen by those involved in making decisions in the selection process, including referees and other contributors to your application.

Guest access has been enabled. If the researcher at risk is unable to complete this section and provides permission, the host applicant may complete these fields.

The Academy will only process completed, submitted applications.

Once you have submitted your application for approval by your host UK institution, automatic emails will be sent to your host UK organisation approver asking them to log on to the system. You will not be able to edit your application after it has been submitted to your host UK organisation for approval. The host UK organisation approver will either: approve and submit your application, ‘send back’ your application and contact you to request modifications or decline your application and contact you.

Please be aware that it is your responsibility to ensure that you complete your application in time for your host UK organisation to process it (including requesting changes) and provide their approval by the closing date. It is recommended that you allow at least five working days for this process, but please check with your proposed host UK institution as their internal timetables may require earlier submission. Requests for risk assessments must be sent to Cara two weeks before each submission deadline.

If your host UK organisation approver requests modifications through the British Academy GMS email facility, they can unlock your application, allowing you to edit it. They can do this by selecting ‘Return to Applicant’. An automatic e-mail will be sent to you alerting you of this fact. Once you have completed and saved the requested changes, please re-submit your application for approval by your host UK organisation.

Once your host UK institution has approved your application and submitted it to the British Academy, it will not be possible to make any changes.

It is recommended that you check that your application is submitted in time. To see the details of the host UK organisation approver and to check the status of your application, you should log into the British Academy GMS and click on the link to the Application Portal where a summary of your application will be displayed.

Once your application has been submitted, and if it has been approved by your institution, you will not be contacted again by the British Academy until the decisions have been made. You can track the progress of your application by logging in again to the Flexi-Grant system at any time. It is anticipated that applicants will receive notification of the outcome by the end of the calendar month following the submission of a completed application. If there is a delay, then applicants expecting an outcome will receive an update on the anticipated date for an outcome. Outcomes will be conditional upon the visa approval and no funds will be released until all conditions of the award are met. Results are issued by email.

Applicants in any doubt about their eligibility or any other aspect of their application are advised to contact the International Team at the British Academy, where staff will be pleased to assist.

The British Academy

International Office 10-11 Carlton House Terrace

London SW1Y 5AH

Email: [email protected]

The call will remain open on a rolling basis until all funding has been utilised. The Academy will announce on its website when the funding has been fully utilised.