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SUMMARY:ASEAN Graduate Fellowship 2020/2021
DESCRIPTION:ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute invites outstanding Southeast Asian postdoctoral or eligible PhD candidates undertaking research on ASEAN and Southeast Asia to apply for the ASEAN Graduate Fellowship at the ASEAN Studies Centre. \nThis programme seeks to encourage and develop ASEAN Studies and contribute towards better regional understanding of the ASEAN Community. Successful applicants will receive access to ISEAS expertise and material resources\, as well as an institutional home to tap into other Singapore-based resources. \nASEAN Graduate Fellows will receive institutional and funding support of between six (6) months to twelve (12) months depending on the fellowship duration. \nEligibility \n\nThe Fellowship is open to postdoctoral candidates who have recently completed their PhD or PhD candidates due to defend their thesis.\nThe Fellowship is open to Southeast Asian nationals.\nCandidates’ PhD research topics must be related to at least one of the following themes and issues:\n\n– ASEAN regional integration\n– ASEAN’s external relations\n– ASEAN norms\, structure\, processes and conventions\n– ASEAN institutional development and governance\n– ASEAN’s legal order\n– ASEAN Community-Building\n– Regional architecture (economic\, political and security)\n– Studies involving more than 2 ASEAN member states\n– Comparative studies of ASEAN member states\n\n\nCandidates should be fluent in written and spoken English.\n\nBenefits \nFellows will be provided with a fixed monthly stipend and allowances for the duration of the Fellowship\, as well as access to a workstation\, computing and printing facilities\, ISEAS Library and other ISEAS facilities. Non-Singapore citizens/Singapore Permanent Residents will be provided a return economy class airfare from selected regional airports to Singapore. \nExpected Outputs and Publication Opportunities \nASEAN Graduate Fellows are required to convert their PhD thesis into publishable material (for example\, journal articles or a book)\, deliver seminars based on their thesis during their tenure at ISEAS\, and assist with an academic roundtable. \nApplication \nAll applicants must submit the following materials: \n\nCover letter\nCurriculum vitae\nA letter of recommendation\nA one-chapter-long writing sample from your PhD thesis\nShortlisted applicants will be required to undergo an interview via teleconference\, or by other means as established by ISEAS.\n\nPlease note that all application materials must be submitted in English. If any of these materials are not in English\, an official English translation must be provided in addition to the original documents. \nApplications should be submitted via Careers@Gov. \nAlternatively\, please email your application to asc@iseas.edu.sg with the subject heading “ASEAN Graduate Fellowship 2020/2021 Application”. \nApplication Deadlines \nAll applications should be submitted by the deadline of 30 September 2020. \nWe regret that only shortlisted applicants will be notified. \nFor more information\, please contact us at asc@iseas.edu.sg. \n  \nSource: https://www.iseas.edu.sg/about-us/opportunities-about-us/fellowships/asean-graduate-fellowship/ \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/asean-graduate-fellowship-2020-2021/
LOCATION:Singapore
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Management Workshop in Phnom Penh\, Cambodia
DESCRIPTION:Program Overview \nWildlife Management refers to the manipulation of the populations of animals along with their habitats in order to benefit the humans and the wildlife itself. The process of Wildlife Management covers the areas such as running parks and reserves\, altering or rehabilitating wildlife habitats\, pest control\, managing wildlife harvests\, etc. Through wildlife management applications\, it is possible to maintain the populations of wild animals at corresponding level to the interest of the wildlife and the public. Although\, achieving the target is quite complex. \nThis short term training program furnishes its attendees with an overarching overview of major aspects of wildlife and habitat management\, through reviewing latest developments in methods and techniques applied within the field. \nTarget Audience \nWildlife Management Workshop in Phnom Penh\, Cambodia is designed for individuals who are currently working or are willing to join relevant governmental agencies\, animal conservation groups\, wildlife management services\, or other related organizations. \nProgram Objectives \nUpon the successful completion of this extensive program\, the attendees will: \n\nGain the understanding of different ways of wildlife populations management in various situations across the world\nAnalyze and interpret the principles of wildlife ecology\nApprehend the importance of managing wildlife and wildlife habitats\nApply a variety of different wildlife management techniques and tools in practice\nComprehend the limitations of legal and administrative initiatives while seeking to pertain more effective wildlife management.\n\nProgram Contents \n\nIntroduction to wildlife management\nApproaches to wildlife management\, preservation & conservation\nLandscape Fragmentation & Habitat Diversity\nBiological control & integrated pest management\nWildlife Ecology\nMutualism\, Commensalisms\, Competition\, Predation\, parasitism\, herbivores\nBehavioral\, community & Population Ecology\nWildlife Habitats\nBiomes\, Ecosystems\, Microclimates\nChanges to Habitats (Physical\, Biological\, Pollution)\nWater for Wildlife\nDeforestation & Afforestation\nPopulation Dynamics\nRodents\, Squirrels\, Rabbits\, Mosquitoes\, Grasshoppers\nExponential Population Growth & Carrying Capacity\nFisheries stock management\nStock Management Methods\nWildlife Censuses\nWildlife Management Techniques\nHabitat Modification\nVegetation Management\nPredator Control\nHabitat Features\nControl of pest or undesirable wildlife species\nWildlife Management Law and Administration\nInternational Environmental Law\nInternational Customary Laws\nEnvironmental Ethics & Enforcement.\n\nProgram Methodology \nThe presenter will apply various adult learning techniques while leading the sessions for the subject training. The tools used will cover: case studies\, group tasks\, individual assignments and topic related field visits. The trainer will request for feedback after each and every session in order to improve the coming ones and maximize the understanding of participants regarding the material covered. \nRegistration Information \nProgram Name: Wildlife Management Workshop in Phnom Penh\, Cambodia \nProgram Dates: 16 – 20 November 2020 \nRegistration Deadline: 30 September 2020 \nVenue: Samnang Laor Hotel \nProgram Fee: $2950 \n  \nSource: https://risalatconsultants.com/wildlife-management-workshop-cambodia/ \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/wildlife-management-workshop-in-phnom-penh-cambodia/
LOCATION:Phnom Penh\, Cambodia
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