Fully Funded to Germany : Apply for the IEG Fellowship 2024

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Fully Funded to Germany : Apply for the IEG Fellowship 2024

The Leibniz Research Alliance "Value of the Past" is inviting applications for nine Leibniz Fellowships to research the values societies attach to the past. These fellowships offer a month-long opportunity to study the alliance's research field at participating institutes and museums. The alliance aims to understand the relevance of the past and its changeable historicity during political upheavals and crises.

Fellowships are available from the Leibniz Research Alliance to assist with academic work at three Research Hubs and related Research Labs. These hubs centre on "Spatiotemporal Paradigms," "Regimes of Evidence," and "Past as a Public Resource." Museums, educational institutions, historical societies, and centres for spatial study are all members of the partnership.

The stipend may be used for research, project development, archive research, or book writing by fellowship holders. It is anticipated of them to post on the "Value of the Past" blog.

The deadline for applications is April 30, 2024. Mid-May 2024 will see the announcement of decisions. By July 2025, the fellowships must be accepted.

Program Type

Fully Funded

Program Benefits

A PhD and an exceptional academic record are prerequisites for application. A grant of €3,000 is awarded to recipients of Leibniz Research Alliance Fellowships. All costs, including those for lodging, travel, and insurance, should be paid for by the funds. Where feasible, the host institutes would offer office space as well as other pertinent research facilities.

Eligibility Criteria

Scholarly applications from international crisis areas will be given particular attention.
The deadline for applications is April 30, 2024. Mid-May 2024 will see the announcement of decisions. By July 2025, the fellowships must be accepted.
Applications submitted in either English or German must contain the following materials: a curriculum vitae with a list of publications that includes the five most important publications; a project proposal that is no longer than 1,500 words; a recommendation letter; and a letter of interest detailing the selected Leibniz Institute.

Eligible Countries

All Countries

Official Link

https://www.ieg-mainz.de/mediathek/file/3220/E1GRs4eaEMEc27ylVWPzNCHp7jzEnQrsNMUzCO8HNr0,/media/public/PDF-Stipendien/Fellowships%20LRAVoP-Ansiedlung%20am%20IEG%20m%C3%B6glich.pdf