Privacy

A directory designed with
data restraint.

Browsing does not require an account. Shortlists are stored in your browser and are not uploaded to CTS Fellow.

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Local shortlist

Saved programme identifiers stay in local browser storage until you remove them or clear site data.

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Email contact

If you contact us, your email provider processes the message. Send only information needed for the editorial request.

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External sources

Links to institutions and societies are governed by their own privacy policies and technical practices.

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Usage analytics

This site uses Google Analytics (measurement ID G-N18LRWHTPZ) to count page views and general usage, such as the pages visited, the approximate country and the device type. Analytics is off by default. It starts only after you select Allow analytics, and you can change your choice at any time with Analytics settings in the footer. Declining does not limit access to the directory. Your choice is stored in this browser for up to 180 days. Google processes the data under its own privacy policy. It is used only to understand which pages are useful, not to identify individual visitors.

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What this site does not do

There are no accounts, no advertising networks and no sale of data. The shortlist and compare features run in your browser. The suggest-a-programme form does not send data to this website: it opens your own email application with the details you typed.

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Hosting and logs

Pages, fonts and scripts are served from this site's own host. Like most hosts, the hosting provider may keep standard access logs, for example IP address, time and requested page, for security and operations.

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Your choices

You can clear saved shortlists by removing them on the shortlist page or clearing site data in your browser. You can accept or withdraw analytics at any time with Analytics settings in the footer.

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Questions and requests

For privacy questions or requests about a message you sent us, write to the address on the contact page. We will answer what we hold, which is limited to correspondence.