Other Awards 2012/13

De Osma Studentship

Relevant information The Vice-Chancellor gives notice that he will make an appointment to the de Osma Studentship during Michaelmas Term 2012. The Studentship is open to members of the University of Oxford.
Nationality Any nationality
Level of study Undergraduate and Graduate students
Subject  Candidates should be concerned with Spanish studies, such as Spanish art history, Spanish language and literature, Spanish history, geography, or archaeology. They must, when presenting their applications, provide evidence that they have sufficient knowledge of both written and spoken Spanish to enable them to make proper use of the facilities of the Instituto, as well as a detailed account of their proposed study.
Countries to undertake study or research  The student must undertake to study in connection with the Instituto de Valencia de Don Juan in Madrid in any subject for which facilities are provided. The Instituto is especially a centre for Spanish Art studies. It has a fine collection of Spanish and Hispano-Mauresque ceramics and of Spanish medieval sculptures and objets d’art, and an outstanding library of the history of art. The library also contains a considerable number of medieval and early-modern documents and a collection of historical periodicals, mostly relating to the earlier periods of Spanish history. It is a tranquil place in which students may pursue their work. 
Duration  Not less than six weeks (usually in the Easter Vacation)
Value  Approximately £3,000
Number  One scholarship available (if students of sufficient merit present themselves)
Deadline  30th November 2012
Application procedure 

Candidates must send their applications to:

Professor Andrew Hamilton

The Vice-Chancellor

University Offices

Wellington Square

Oxford OX1 2JD

For further details, please contact the Vice-Chancellor’s office

(Anna Alcraft, Assistant to the Vice-Chancellor, email anna.alcraft@admin.ox.ac.uk, tel: 01865 270153) 
Supporting documentation  

Tutor or supervisor recommendation