ANU Centre for UNESCO

Appointment as A UNESCO Visiting Fellow

Visiting Fellows are appointed by the University in an honorary capacity from categories such as the following:

Visiting Fellows may be appointed for varying periods - up to 2 years (in the first instance) or for shorter periods of, for example, one, three, or six months depending upon the availability of the Visiting Fellow and of office space at the Centre. Such appointments may be full-time, part-time or periodic. In some cases the Centre may be able to make a contribution towards the travel and/or accommodation costs of Visiting Fellows.

In order to emphasise the interdisciplinary nature of the Centre's work, the Centre welcomes Visiting Fellows who collectively can cover the areas of UNESCO's competence - education, culture, communication, social science and culture.

From time to time the Centre may also appoint appropriately qualified people as Centre Visitors. Examples include graduates working on UNESCO projects and candidates for higher degrees whose research is in a field of interest to UNESCO. While the Centre is not usually able to provide facilities for Centre Visitors it would look to arranging seminars and other activities of mutual interest.

Application Procedure

Individuals who are interested in applying for appointment as a UNESCO Visiting Fellow at the ANU should contact:

Mr Ian Anderson
Director
ANU Centre for UNESCO
27C Brian Lewis Crescent
The Australian National University
Canberra ACT AUSTRALIA
E : ian.anderson@anu.edu.au