In early 2005, the EIBA Fellows announced the launch of a new EIBA Fellows Research Award for a Promising Young Scholar in International Business. The winner of the Young Scholar's award will receive 15,000€. The purpose of this award is to help to broaden the research programme of promising younger scholars in the international business field, to widen their network of research contacts and open a new research collaboration for them at an early stage of their academic careers, and to enhance the formation of international research exchange arrangements amongst international business scholars. The award is given for the conduct of some specified piece of original research in a new host institution, and not for the completion of any coursework requirements. Currently registered doctoral students who are working on an international business topic, or those that have successfully defended such theses within the last three years, are eligible to apply. The award represents a contribution towards the living expenses of the recipient, and is to be paid directly to the awardee.
The 1st EIBA Fellows Research Award for a Promising Young Scholar in International Business, sponsored by Wandel and Goltermann Foundation, was presented during the EIBA Annual Conference 2005 in Oslo to Jahan Peerally from HEC Montréal.
For further information on the Call for Proposals for the 2nd EIBA Fellows Research Award for a Promising Young Scholar in International Business, click here. |
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