Scholarship for Study at
École Biblique
The Board of the Canadian Friends of the École Biblique
(CFÉB) has established a scholarship to encourage Canadians
to study and to do research at the École biblique et
archéologique française de Jérusalem.
Eligibility Guidelines:
- Applicants must be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants.
- Preference will be given to candidates according to the
following order:
- applicants who want to study for a full year at the
École Biblique and complete the diploma of
“Élève titulaire”
- students who are enrolled in a graduate degree at their
home institution but want to spend a period of time at the
École Biblique
- scholars who want to spend a period of time at the
École Biblique for research.
The time of the year will also be taken into consideration;
there is more likely to be accommodation available from May to
September than during the school year for those with short-term
stays.
- Applicants must apply independently to the École
Biblique by writing to the Director Fr. Marcel Sigrist (marcel.sigrist@gmail.com) and must be
accepted by the École Biblique into a program of study or
to conduct research. Applicants must at the same time write to
the Guest Master Fr. Christian Eeckhout (ch.eeckhout@gmail.com)
to request information about space availability and
accommodation.
- Applicants must demonstrate financial need. It is intended
that this scholarship will supplement other sources of income. A
scholarship will normally be awarded in the range of $2,000 to
$7,000, depending on need. Special consideration will be given
to women and to individuals who would not have other sources of
support available to them. Members of religious communities,
diocesan clergy and lay students are eligible.
- If no qualified candidates from Canada are available and if
sufficient funds are available, the monies in a given year may
go to a candidate from a third-world country who is recommended
by the Academic Director of the École Biblique.
Application Procedure
Applications may be submitted in French or in English.
Candidates should submit
- a curriculum vitae. (Please include SIN number since this is
needed for reporting to Revenue Canada)
- a detailed statement of the candidate's proposed program of
study or research at the École Biblique
- two letters of reference from professors familiar with the
candidate's current work
- a statement of financial need.
A committee of three members of the Board of CFEB will review all
the applications, and make recommendations to the Board. The Board
will forward its recommendations to the Director of the
École Biblique who will make the award.
Monies will be paid directly to the École Biblique for
payment of fees, tuition and board and room. CFEB does not give
money directly to applicants.
Deadline for applications: January 31, 2012 Decisions
will be made by March 1, 2012.
Applications and inquiries are to be sent to:
c/o Ms. Dona Harvey
Director Canadian Friends of the École Biblique
#12, 545 Laurelwood Drive
Waterloo, Ontario N2V 2R4
Email: donaharvey@rogers.com
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