Current and Past Travel Award Holders
 
Current Travel Grant Award Holders

Mr Chaouki Boutharouite (SOAS)
Reforming Syria: how viable is the on-going political and economical reform process in Syria?
£710

Mr Michael Brown (University of Edinburgh)
Pyla Geophysical Survey
£334

Ms Alessandra Cecolin (SOAS)
Mapping a cultural identity into a national discourse. A comparison of the Iranian Jewish Migration in 1948 and Post 1979
£800

Miss Silvia Colombo (SOAS)
The Iraqi refugee community in Syria: a socio-political case study
£800

Mr Suleiman Farajat (Leeds Metropolitan University)
Nationalism, Heritage and Tourism: The Case of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
£705

Ms Michelle Gamble (University of Newcastle)
Health, Disease and Nutrition in Prehistoric Cyprus
£645

Ms Tina Gharavi (University of Newcastle)
Bread Stories: Palestine & Israel - An interactive Documentary Installation
£800

Miss Lisa Graham (University of Edinburgh)
Western Cyprus in the Middle Bronze Age: New ceramic evidence from Kissonerga-Ammoudhia
£800

Mr Till Grallert (SOAS)
Collective Action and the Urban Environment: Damascene Textile Workers, 1840s-1880s
£800

Ms Monika Halkort (Goldsmith College)
Taming the Insurgent City. Investigating the role of urban development in reducing the potential for crisis in Palestinian Refugee Camps in Lebanon
£800

Ms Juliette Harkin (St Antony's College, Oxford)
Dichotomies in the Syrian Media Landscape and the (coping) strategies of journalists in a transitional media environment
£800

Mr Alexander Henley
Religion and Diaspora: The Maronites, their Saints and their sacrelised land
£800

Dr Steffen Hertog (University of Durham)
Comparing systems of bureaucratic power in Syria and Saudi Arabia
£800

Mr Martin Keulertz (SOAS)
Jordan’s political and economical strategies against a water crisis
£800

Mrs Daisy Knox (University of Manchester)
Figurines and Identity in Bronze Age Cyprus
£711

Mr Tobias Richter (Institute of Archaeology, UCL)
The Nebekian and Keberan at Ayn Qasiyah: scales of technological interaction
£730

Ms Sandra Rosendahl (CBRL)
Landscape Learning and the Colonisation of Cyprus (LLCC)
£790

Ms Sarah Sanders (SOAS)
Islamic Feminism: The Beginning of a Political Discourse in Jordan?
£770

2007 Award Holders  (click to open in new window)

2006 Award Holders  (click to open in new window)

2005 Award Holders  (click to open in new window)

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