廣告有效嗎？

甚麼的廣告是最有效的呢？以一間學術機構而言，顯然不是靠在youtube上播放一些宣傳短片，真正有效的當然是其本身的實力，藏書當然是魅力之一，教授群當然也是。但也有是反宣傳的教授，無論youtube上如何宣傳，還是不能彌補其殺傷力。如某神學名校，有改善之處嗎？當然有，純粹看從那個角度說。

St Dainiol’s Scholarship / University of Edinburgh New College

St Dainiol’s Scholarship 2010 for student in Divinity School, Uni of Edinburgh and others

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St Deiniol’s Scholarships 2010

St Deiniol’s is indebted to the generosity of many benefactors who have endowed our scholarship programme. Applications are invited for scholarships in 2010. They must be received by November 1st, 2009.

Scholarships are awarded for any period from a week to several months and include:

• The Canon Symonds Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to those studying in the fields of Christian Liturgy, Biblical Studies or Church History.
• The Bishop J. R. H. Moorman Scholarship is intended primarily for those researching Francis of Assisi or the Franciscan Order where access to the Moorman Franciscan Library would prove beneficial.
• The Revd Dr Murray McGregor Memorial Scholarship is awarded for those working on any aspect of Religious Studies. First consideration will be given to applications from graduates, post-graduate students and members of the academic staff of the University of Edinburgh and thereafter from other Scottish Universities.
• The Tom Jarman Scholarship is, in the first instance, for students and graduates of Bristol University, Wesley College Bristol, Bristol Baptist College and students of the Open University.
• The Revd Canon Dr Stewart Lawton Memorial Scholarship is awarded for research into one of the following areas: the Liberal Catholic Tradition in Anglicanism; the Interaction of Science and Religion, and European Philosophical Theology.
• The Drew Scholarship is awarded, in the first instance, for research into aspects of the life of William Ewart Gladstone.
• The Dr Daisy Ronco Scholarship is awarded for research into Nineteenth Century Studies.
• The Richard L. Hills Scholarship is awarded for research into Theology and Science / Technology.
• The Ernest Walder Memorial Scholarship is awarded for research into any aspect of Divine Learning.
• The Gladstone Bulgarian Scholarship is awarded to scholars from Bulgaria.
• The General Scholarship Fund supports research in the Arts and Humanities.
• The Monad Scholarship Fund supports research into issues of inclusivity / exclusion in church and society.

Please note that scholarships cover use of the Library and the cost of dinner, bed and breakfast at St Deiniol’s. They do not cover the cost of travel to and from the Library or any extra charges incurred during your stay e.g. lunch, drinks, telephone calls.

A one-off administration fee of £30 is charged once a scholarship booking has been accepted and the dates confirmed.

To apply: write to the Warden, Peter Francis, outlining your specific area of research, what you hope to achieve during your residency at St Deiniol’s and why you are undertaking this research i.e. PhD, Masters, publication, sabbatical project, private study, Open University degree etc. Please give your preferred dates of study at the Library. Finally, attach a brief C.V. with the names of two academic referees.

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University of Edinburgh / Langham Partnership ‘Edinburgh 1910 Centenary Scholarship’

As part of the events designed to mark the centenary of the historic World Missionary Conference held at Edinburgh in 1910, the School of Divinity at the University of Edinburgh in association with the Langham Partnership is offering a special PhD scholarship at the University of Edinburgh, starting in September 2010.

Langham Partnership is a registered Christian charity in the evangelical tradition, which grows out of the international ministry of Rev. Dr John Stott. Over the past 30 years it has helped to sponsor almost 300 scholars to complete PhD degrees, and currently supports 38 students in the UK and Europe who are on PhD programmes. Former scholars work in a range of Christian ministries, including college and seminary Principals and Presidents, Academic Deans, Bishops, and leaders of Christian agencies. Funds for the scholarship scheme come from the giving of Christian individuals, churches and trusts. Further details about the work of the charity, and how donations can be made towards its work, can be found on the Scholarship pages of the Langham Partnership website www.langhampartnership.org

The work of the Langham Partnership scholarship programme is focused on the Majority (Developing) World, and the Edinburgh 1910 Centenary PhD Scholarship is intended to benefit students from there. Suitably qualified postgraduate theology research students from the Majority (Developing) World are invited to apply. The World Missionary Conference in 1910 anticipated the predominant role which church leaders from the South would play in the future, and this scheme is therefore an appropriate way of marking its centenary. The Scholarship is part of a commitment by the University of Edinburgh School of Divinity and Langham Partnership, to engage in this dialogue with churches in the Developing World (Majority), and assist with the training of strategic church leaders from there.

The Edinburgh 1910 Centenary PhD Scholarship of up to £14,000 per annum will cover university fees, and make a small contribution towards maintenance costs. Starting in September 2010, the PhD sponsorship is awarded for up to 3 years, depending on satisfactory progression. It is open to applicants from across the theological disciplines of biblical studies, theology, ethics, church history, and world Christianity.

Applicants should apply separately to the University of Edinburgh and the Langham Partnership, and on each application indicate clearly that they intend to apply for the Edinburgh / Langham Partnership ‘Edinburgh 1910 Centenary Scholarship’. Specific enquiries can be addressed by email to scholarships.lpuki@langhampartnership.org. A form for the Langham Partnership Scholarship scheme, and the eligibility criterion, can be found on the scholarship pages of the Langham Partnership UK website www.langhampartnership.org. For application to the University of Edinburgh follow the apply online link below.

The closing date for applications is 30th November 2009.