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The Danish Research Partnership Programme is offering a small number of researchers the opportunity of becoming guest researchers at the Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR).
The theme for this year’s program is “Informal Justice Systems.” Additional information is available on the institute’s online brochure at the Danish Embassy’s website.
The program is offering between four and six researchers from developing and transitional countries visiting scholarships for a period of no more than five months at the DIHR from August to December.
The scheme is funded by the Danish International Development Assistance and organized by the Danish Institute for Human Rights.
Applications will be accepted until March 1.
For additional information concerning the application process visit the Danish Embassy’s site at www.ambseoul.um.dk or www.humanrights.dk.
The theme for this year’s program is “Informal Justice Systems.” Additional information is available on the institute’s online brochure at the Danish Embassy’s website.
The program is offering between four and six researchers from developing and transitional countries visiting scholarships for a period of no more than five months at the DIHR from August to December.
The scheme is funded by the Danish International Development Assistance and organized by the Danish Institute for Human Rights.
Applications will be accepted until March 1.
For additional information concerning the application process visit the Danish Embassy’s site at www.ambseoul.um.dk or www.humanrights.dk.
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