The Ochs Scholarship was established in 1994 us
ing funds from a bequest by Miss Maud Lilian Ochs of Foxton, Cambridge. It is awarded annually for research projects which are within the Association's field of interest.
Applications are invited from students who are completing theses for post-graduate degrees and who have no access to other sources of funding. It must be demonstrated that the award of an Ochs Scholarship will enable a thesis to be completed satisfactorily within the period of the Scholarship.
Scholars not attached to universities may also apply. Their personal circumstances should be such as to prevent the completion of their research unless supported by a scholarship of this kind. The project should be capable of completion for publication within the period of the Scholarship which, in this category, should be no shorter than two months but not necessarily as long as one year.
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For further information please write to the Honorary Secretary: contact page.
The next deadline for submitting an essay is 1 February 2010.
This prize, with a value of å£300 and awarded biennially, is open to competition for the best essay submitted on any subject within the Association's areas of interest, provided that it is of a sufficiently high standard as judged by the Council of the Association. The winning essay may be read at a meeting and published in the journal.
Further details may be obtained from the Honorary Editor: contact page.
The next deadline for submitting an essay is 1 June 2010.