العربية
中国
Français
Deutsch
Ελληνική
हिन्दी
Italiano
日本語
Português
Русский
EspañolSOME INSTITUTES FOR ADVANCED STUDY
The 'Some Institutes for Advanced Study' (SIAS) consortium organizes nine "institutes for advanced study" founded on the same principles as the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, which is also one of the members.
SIAS members were founded explicitly to follow the Princeton model (with certain variations - not all maintain a permanent faculty, for instance), and place an emphasis on granting one-year fellowships. Like a traditional university it was devoted to the promotion of learning, but its scale
was smaller and it did not offer formal instruction. Nor did it have large laboratories. It
was to be a place for the most highly specialised research, yet provide an atmosphere
open to intellectual exchange across all disciplinary boundaries.[1]
In SIAS there is agreement about four necessary criteria for possible new members. A candidate institution should fulfil the following conditions:.[2]
# It should be a true place for advanced study in terms of a commitment to the highest standards of scholarship.
# It must offer a genuine and competitive fellowship programme - and, one may add, a programme where each individual candidate is subjected to a thorough assessment, not just accepted as part of a thematic group of scholars or selected by the convener of such a group.
# Its funding should be stable enough to ensure that it will continue to operate into the foreseeable future;
# The institution should be part of the academic system but be independent and not be narrowly directed by any single university, or by any commercial enterprise or government department.
The some memebers in the United States are:
★ Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton,
★ Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, near Stanford University. This is the the next oldest member of the SIAS consortium is the Like the Princeton-based Institute, the Center is often assumed to be part of its nearby university but is actually an independent private institution. The Center is funded by the Ford Foundation, and was founded after World War II.
★ National Humanities Center in the Research Triangle in North Carolina;
★ Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard;
★ Social Science Research Council
★ Russell Sage Foundation in New York City.
The European SIAS members (which also have been founded since 1970) are
★ Collegium Budapest in Budapest, Hungary.[3]
★ Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study in Wassenaar, the Netherlands.[4]
★ Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study in the Social Sciences, in Uppsala, Sweden;
★ Institute for Advanced Studies (Vienna) in Vienna, Austria.[5]
★ Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin in Berlin, Germany.
1. Björn Wittrock, ''Institutes for Advanced Study: Ideas, Histories, Rationales'', University of Helsinki 2002, p.1.
2. Björn Wittrock, ''Institutes for Advanced Study: Ideas, Histories, Rationales'', University of Helsinki 2002, p.10.
3. http://www.colbud.hu/
4. http://www.nias.knaw.nl/en/
5. http://www.ihs.ac.at
★ Björn Wittrock, ''Institutes for Advanced Study: Ideas, Histories, Rationales'' (pdf file)
| Contents |
| Overview |
| The SIAS members |
| References |
| External links |
Overview
SIAS members were founded explicitly to follow the Princeton model (with certain variations - not all maintain a permanent faculty, for instance), and place an emphasis on granting one-year fellowships. Like a traditional university it was devoted to the promotion of learning, but its scale
was smaller and it did not offer formal instruction. Nor did it have large laboratories. It
was to be a place for the most highly specialised research, yet provide an atmosphere
open to intellectual exchange across all disciplinary boundaries.[1]
In SIAS there is agreement about four necessary criteria for possible new members. A candidate institution should fulfil the following conditions:.[2]
# It should be a true place for advanced study in terms of a commitment to the highest standards of scholarship.
# It must offer a genuine and competitive fellowship programme - and, one may add, a programme where each individual candidate is subjected to a thorough assessment, not just accepted as part of a thematic group of scholars or selected by the convener of such a group.
# Its funding should be stable enough to ensure that it will continue to operate into the foreseeable future;
# The institution should be part of the academic system but be independent and not be narrowly directed by any single university, or by any commercial enterprise or government department.
The SIAS members
The some memebers in the United States are:
★ Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton,
★ Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, near Stanford University. This is the the next oldest member of the SIAS consortium is the Like the Princeton-based Institute, the Center is often assumed to be part of its nearby university but is actually an independent private institution. The Center is funded by the Ford Foundation, and was founded after World War II.
★ National Humanities Center in the Research Triangle in North Carolina;
★ Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard;
★ Social Science Research Council
★ Russell Sage Foundation in New York City.
The European SIAS members (which also have been founded since 1970) are
★ Collegium Budapest in Budapest, Hungary.[3]
★ Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study in Wassenaar, the Netherlands.[4]
★ Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study in the Social Sciences, in Uppsala, Sweden;
★ Institute for Advanced Studies (Vienna) in Vienna, Austria.[5]
★ Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin in Berlin, Germany.
References
1. Björn Wittrock, ''Institutes for Advanced Study: Ideas, Histories, Rationales'', University of Helsinki 2002, p.1.
2. Björn Wittrock, ''Institutes for Advanced Study: Ideas, Histories, Rationales'', University of Helsinki 2002, p.10.
3. http://www.colbud.hu/
4. http://www.nias.knaw.nl/en/
5. http://www.ihs.ac.at
External links
★ Björn Wittrock, ''Institutes for Advanced Study: Ideas, Histories, Rationales'' (pdf file)
This article provided by Wikipedia. To edit the contents of this article, click here for original source.
psst.. try this: add to faves
