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Opportunities > Rave Scholarships 2016 call

deadline

15 Apr 2016

Rave Scholarships 2016 call

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Rave Scholarships support further practical training in Germany for young curators, restorers, museum technicians and cultural managers from countries in transition and developing countries.






Target group

The Rave Foundation would like to contribute to practical further education in realizing and arranging fine art exhibitions. It therefore awards scholarships to young

  • Curators

  • Restorers

  • Museum technicians

  • Cultural managers


from transformation and developing countries who have arranged a guest period, a practical training or non-paid work at a museum, at a non-commercial gallery or at a non-commercial cultural institution in Germany.

The Rave Scholarship is a working scholarship and requires the holder’s presence.

It includes the following payments:

 a monthly lump sum of 1,300 € for a scholarship period of three to six months

 travelling expenses (to and from Germany)

 health insurance




Conditions

Scholarships will be awarded to applicants

 who come from a transformation or developing country and are still living there.

 who did not have the opportunity yet to come for a longer stay or did not have further training or working stay in Germany.

 who finished their professional training not longer than five years ago and are not yet over 40. Those still studying or training at the time of application will not be considered for selection.

 who have found a non-commercial partner institution in Germany that has agreed to take care of them or agreed to a joint project.

 who can provide a positive statement from their own country (reference).

Knowledge of one of the three languages German, English or French is a requirement.

Applicants who were rejected once cannot apply again.



Application date: 15 April 2016 





Selection procedure

The Rave Foundation committee will assess all applications. There is no recourse to legal action regarding the awarding of a scholarship. Applicants will be informed in writing about whether their application was successful or not. No reasons will be given for the committee’s decision.