Individual projects

Applicants must propose a research project that enriches the knowledge of the history of art in Madagascar. The fellowship can be used to partially fund ongoing research, but the submitted project can also take other forms: artist monograph, study of a body of work, or study of unknown or little-known archival or photographic collections. Applicants may also present a research topic on Malagasy heritage preserved in one or more museums in France, with a view to integrating the project “From Objects to Practices: Madagascar in French Public Collections,” led by the INHA.

Endowed by a generous bequest from the estate of Sylvia Naish, one Fellowship and one Scholarship is offered annually for research into any area of German language and literature at the ILCS and its Germanic Studies Library and Archives. The awards are designed to assist scholars by providing a contribution to temporary living expenses in London, or enabling those in employment to take leave to further their research.

Forced migration and the treatment of refugees and other displaced people are currently at the center of many political, social, and academic debates. Yet forced migration is neither limited to present-day developments nor to certain regions. It is, indeed, a global phenomenon that has shaped humankind since time immemorial. Violence, conflict, persecution, discrimination, poverty, as well as changes in climate and environment can prompt people to leave their places of origin.

点此查看中文页面

The annual Berggruen Prize Essay Competition seeks to stimulate new thinking and innovative concepts while embracing cross-cultural perspectives across fields, disciplines, and geographies. By posing fundamental philosophical questions of significance for both contemporary life and for the future, the competition will serve as a complement to the Berggruen Prize for Philosophy & Culture, which recognizes major lifetime achievements in advancing ideas that have shaped the world.

Call for Applications “Sustaining Ukrainian Scholarship” (SUS) fellowship programme for the Academic year 2026/2027

With the support of the VolkswagenStiftung

The SUS programme, proposed jointly by the Centre for Advanced Study Sofia and the New Europe College Bucharest, aims to support scholars from the regions affected by Russia’s war against Ukraine.

With the support of the Gerda Henkel Stiftung

The American Philosophical Society (APS)’s David Center for the American Revolution Research Fellowships for International Scholars support research by scholars based outside the United States seeking to examine materials at the APS's Library & Museum or other archives in the United States related to topics on the American Revolution and Founding Era. The fellowship is especially intended to support research on the cause, course, consequence, and experiences of the event (1750-1820).

The American Philosophical Society's Library & Museum in Philadelphia invites Letters of Interest (LOI) for the Indigenous Community Research Fund to support an individual or a group of researchers seeking to examine materials at the APS to further Indigenous community-based priorities.