Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students
DNS is a critical component of the Internet that has been in use since 1985.
The domain name system (DNS) is one of the most important components of today’s Internet and is the standard naming convention between human-readable domain names and machine-routable IP addresses of Internet resources. However, due to the vulnerability of DNS to various threats, its security and functionality have been continuously challenged.
In this regard, Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students will sponsor top research application submissions that meet the requirements and are willing to dedicate their time from research proposal to implementation.
Key Areas: Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students
- Registry Software Development
- DNS Scrutiny and Safety Software
- Socio-economic Aspect of the DNS
- DNS Policy and Digital Economy
- DNS emerging Technology and Root Server System
- Any other fields related to DNS Application
Eligibility Requirements – Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students
To be considered for the Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students, you must provide the following documents at a minimum:
– Your most recent academic results
– A Curriculum Vitae (CV)
– A transcript (if applicable)
– A research proposal
– Evidence of previous research or a portfolio of creative works and achievements
Your research application for the Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students must fit into one of the following categories:
– Undergraduate Project
– Postgraduate Thesis
– Research Lecturer and PhD Student Research
If you do not possess verified digital copies of your academic documents from previous or current studies and wish to obtain them during your application process, you may select “Processing” when prompted during submission. Acquiring verified digital copies can expedite your application and allow you to use them for other applications as well.
Submission of Research Application
It is advisable to apply early for postgraduate research or thesis opportunities, as some institutions may extend early offers. Late applications may still be accepted if they fall within the NKF application timeframe. Current students at any accredited Nigerian University must include a copy of their academic results in their application.
Be mindful of the relevant deadlines. Verify the application due dates for the research or project category you are applying to before submitting your application.
Application Review and Offer Notification
Upon submission of your application for the Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students, you will receive a confirmation email containing your unique application ID and reference number. Should any documents be missing from your application, you will be notified via email.
The assessment of your application typically takes between 6 to 8 weeks for most postgraduate and PhD research, while undergraduate assessments may take fewer weeks depending on the proposed project or topic.
If you are awarded any of the grants for the Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students, you will receive an email with the offer. Should the offer be conditional, you must fulfill the specified conditions before acceptance. If you receive an unconditional offer, you may accept it immediately.
Duration – Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students
Candidates for the Ndukwe Kalu Foundation DNS Research and Project Grant for Nigerian Students are required to be fully registered at any accredited university or institution in Nigeria and must demonstrate satisfactory academic performance. Research lecturers and PhD candidates should have prior research experience in the domain of DNS and a commitment to further implementation.
Fellows are anticipated to deliver both their theoretical insights and practical applications upon completion of the research period. The length of the research is contingent upon the specific funding categories.
– Undergraduate: 6 – 12 months
– Postgraduates: 12 – 24 months
– Research Lecturers and PhD candidates: a shorter duration, not exceeding 36 months.
