FELLOWSHIPS OFFERED FOR GRADUATE STUDY

The division of international law of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace will give several fellowships of $750 each for the year 1922-23 for graduate study in international law. To be elegible for one of these fellowships the candidate must have a general knowledge of both international law and history and if possible two modern languages. The student must continue his study at some other college than the one from which he has obtained his bachelor's degree.

The main requirements of the fellowships are as follows:

1-The student shall pursue his studies in some other institution than that from which he has just graduated.

2-The student shall devote his entire time to the study of international law and related studies.

3—Courses of study must be submitted to and approved by the committee on fellowships.^

4-The student shall report to the committee twice during the year.

Special fellowships of $1000 each will be awarded to teachers in international law, provided they have had at least one year of teaching, or its equivalent, in actual practice.

Applications will be received up to April 15, 1922, by the committee on international law fellowships.