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The Marlène and Paolo Fresco Fellowship seeks to stimulate and support increased scholarship on cultural exchanges between the African continent and the Mediterranean world during the period c. 1250-1750. It is a six-month residential fellowship for the spring term of 2028 (January-June).

The 2027 Sir William Luce Fellowship, Institute for Middle Eastern & Islamic Studies, Durham University

The Sir William Luce Memorial Fund committee welcomes applications for the 2027 Sir William Luce Fellowship, 26 April - 25 June 2027.

King’s College Cambridge invites applications for the Roger Evans and Aey Phanachet Stipendiary Research Fellowship from those working on the theme of Myth. The term can be understood here in the broadest range of its possible meanings as forms of communal narrative that are not grounded  in empirical or historical fact but also taking in key canonical definitions, e.g.

King’s College Cambridge invites applications for two Research Fellowships from scholars in the arts, humanities and social sciences who – whatever their current or previous research – are intrigued by the theme of Replication. What can and should be replicated and how are foundational questions in humanities and social sciences.

One fellowship will be awarded annually in support of a 12-month residency for a scholar at the predoctoral level or a 9-month appointment for a postdoctoral or senior-level researcher. Residencies must take place between June 1, 2027, and August 31, 2028. Housing is not provided. 

Created through the generous support of David and Patricia Atkinson, the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability enables transdisciplinary and translational research that advances a more sustainable, healthy, and resilient future. By supporting research across all of Cornell’s colleges and schools, and partnering with governmental, non-governmental, and private entities, Cornell Atkinson directly supports the radical collaboration necessary to transform knowledge to action.

The Society for the Humanities will sponsor three postdoctoral teaching-research fellowships in the humanities, each awarded for the two-year period beginning August 2026. Each fellowship offers a stipend of $64,000/year.