| Title | [Call for Applications] 2016 Cultural Partnership Initiative Program |
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| Date | 2016-05-03 18:26 |
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Call for Applications 2016 Cultural Partnership Initiative Program ICHCAP’s Cultural Partnership Initiative (CPI) Program, a representative program among Korea’s cultural official development assistance programs, is offering five months’ residency (July to November 2016) to selected participants. The main objective of the program is to enhance international exchange in the ICH field by inviting young professionals from the Asia-Pacific region. The participants have an opportunity to build their skills in ICH safeguarding by participating in a variety of detailed projects—individual research, ICHCAP project participation, field trips, and an expert workshop. The CPI Program welcomes applications from promising young professionals (between 30 and 45 years of age) of the Asia-Pacific region who have at least five years’ working experience in the ICH field (or another relevant cultural field). ICHCAP will select four participants, and they will be provided financial support and accommodations. Additional program expenses covered include a Korean language course (200 hours) and a number of cultural field trips. All CPI participants will be required to submit an individual research report related to ICH and to participate in ICH expert workshops and ICH field visits. To ensure that the right participants are selected for the program, applicants should submit a research proposal and an application letter demonstrating their ability to forge beyond disciplinary specialization in the ICH field and showing a commitment to ICH safeguarding. The program is under the support of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Koreaand the CPI Secretariat (the Korea Culture and Tourism Institute). APPLICATION AND DEADLINE - Applications can be submitted by e-mail at cpiichcap@gmail.com - The deadline for applications is 20th May 2016, 18:00 (Korean Standard Time).  | |
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