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The Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies, in partnership with the Department of Art, Art History & Design, invites applications for a postdoctoral fellowship in the history of the art of China at the University of Notre Dame for AY 2018-19 with the possibility of renewal for AY 2019-20. Priority will be given to candidates working in periods prior to the twentieth century.

Applicants may not be more than five years beyond the receipt of the PhD at the start of the fellowship. ABD applicants considered.

The Masaryk Institute and Archives of the CAS offers the opportunity to study in the library and archives and the necessary research facilities for foreign researchers in Bohemian Studies within the framework of scholarships provided by the CAS.

Currently, it is possible to apply for the Josef Dobrovský Fellowship, intended for foreign researchers (usually under 35 years of age) who need to study local historical, cultural, artistic, linguistic, geographical or natural realities in the Czech Republic for their scientific work.

Dates de candidature : 12 mai – 25 juin 2025

Pour l’année 2025 (séjour en 2026), la bourse est réservée à des professionnels de la conservation actifs en France (conservateurs du patrimoine, attachés de conservation, conservateurs-restaurateurs, documentalistes dans un service patrimonial) pour un projet de recherche aux États-Unis.

The Zahedi Family Fellowship is a twelve-week residential fellowship focusing on the Zahedi Archive (which includes both diplomatic correspondence and collected photos) at Stanford University’s Hamid and Christina Moghadam Program in Iranian Studies.

The Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre (NSC) at the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute (ISEAS) in Singapore pursues research on premodern interactions between Asian societies and civilisations. NSC is now accepting Visiting Fellowship applications from scholars of all ranks who wish to undertake research in two areas:

The Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) launches a call for applications to gain premium postdoctoral researcher fellowship in MTA’s research network and Hungarian universities between 1st September 2018 and 31st August 2021

The Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture – Simon Dubnow seeks applications for a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship.

The Fellowship will commence effective from 1 April 2018.

The research of the Dubnow Institute (DI) – member of the Leibniz Association – focuses on Jewish history and culture, primarily in East Central and East­ern Europe, extending from the Middle Ages to the present. It represents this focus in study programs at Leipzig University, and presents the results of its research work to the academic and general public.

The purpose of the grant is to give the most prominent junior researchers the opportunity to consolidate their research and broaden their activities as independent researchers. Within the framework of the call, the Swedish Research Council wishes to support researchers who have a scientifically interesting research idea, and who can convert and conduct the research task and thereby move the frontiers of research forward, or fill in existing gaps in knowledge.