Malta Summer Field School
2010
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
If, for some reason, you can't
download the brochures, just send a simple request
to sam.janssen@xpeditions.be.
From July 6 to July 26
Location: Island of Gozo (Malta)
Guest lectures and field courses by professors from different universities
Official certificate when completing
Research will be published
Location: Island of Gozo (Malta)
Guest lectures and field courses by professors from different universities
Official certificate when completing
Research will be published
We offer you a unique opportunity to acquire some ‘in the field’ experience. The islands of Malta present a kaleidoscope of past and present: a fascinating legacy of European culture and rural Mediterranean traditions, represented in the living history of the fishing villages. Situated in the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta possesses a typical island culture. Yet, this has not led to isolation, on the contrary. As a consequence of its location at the crossroads of maritime routes between Europe, Africa and Asia, Malta has always been strategically important. Many different cultures set foot on the islands, leaving their imprint. These foreign influences are for instance obviously present in the Maltese language. At the same time, Malta has a perfectly English-speaking population. This enhances the accessibility for foreign researchers like the starting anthropologist! Plenty of possibilities for interesting field research are available: from architectural and religious sites to tourism and ethnic relations.
SCHOLARSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP Expeditions and IMMRC hand out three scholarships that cover the complete cost of the summerschool 2010 (±2.600 USD). Scholarships are selected based on a research proposal that can be performed during the project.
Requirements:
• an original anthropological research proposal
• 500-1500 words
• covering topic and methodology
• sent to us by mail or e-mail before January 31, 2010
• no academic requirements
People who get a scholarship are expected to deposit half of the participation fee, but will be fully refunded after the research is performed during the summer school.
Your personal contact: Sam Janssen. Send mail.
© Pictures on this page are made by
Sara Rich & Jessica Gergely, former participants of the field
school.