FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
Only available for students and graduates at Bavarian universities
Kluge Fellows 2010: Martina Schlögel, Markus Faltermeier and
Sabrina Hüttner with Carolyn Brown, Director of the John W. Kluge Center
1. Bavarian Library of Congress Fellowship
Info sheet
Kluge Center at the Library of Congress, Washington DC - Sponsored by the Bavarian State Ministry of Sciences, Research, and the Arts
5,000 Euro Grant, Summer-Fall 2013
The Bavarian Ministry of Sciences, Research, and the Arts agreed the financing of the Bavarian Library of Congress Fellowships for the next three years. Thus we will offer each year two fellowships for a 6-9 month stay of research and work at the Kluge Center of the Library of Congress. The beginning of the stay is in summer of the respective year. Applicants are graduate students and post graduate students, whose research profits from the possibilities at the Kluge Center. Applicants need a form for a proposal, which they can receive on request from us.
2. Harvard University Post-Graduate Research Fellowship
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Harvarad University, Cambridge MA - Sponsored by the Harvard Club Munich e.V.
3,000 Euro Grant, Summer-Fall 2013
This research grant includes access to the Harvard library, contacts in Harvard and support in the search for an adequate housing from the BAA. The Harvard Club Munich finances the research activities with a grant of Euro 3,000 . This grant may be used for either travel expenses or housing. Depending on time of the year , the fellowship is considered for a stay of two to three months in length in the United States. A short report on the fellowship is to be handed in afterwards.
3. Duke University Post-Graduate Research Fellowship
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Duke University, Durham, NC; Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity, and Gender in the Social Sciences - Sponsored by Duke Club of Germany e.V.
2,000 Euro Grant, Summer-Fall 2013
Access to the library will be available during the Fellowship. Our partners in Durham will give you support on current research questions and will offer the chance for discussions. The Duke Club of Germany supports the research with grant of Euro 2,000. This grant may be used for either travel expenses or housing. The exact time of your stay will be coordinated with professor Kerry Haynie in the Department of Political Science. A short report on the fellowship is to be handed in afterwards.
4. Yale University Post-Graduate Research Fellowship
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Yale University, New Haven, CT; Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance and Abolition - Sponsored by BAA
1,000 Euro Grant, Summer-Fall 2013
This internship includes intensive collaboration at the Gilder Lehrman Center. You will be working closely together with professors. You will also have access to all libraries in Yale. BAA supports this internship with a grant of Euro 1,000. This grant may be used for either travel expenses or housing. The exact time of your stay will be coordinated with professor David Blight at the Gilder Lehrman Center. A short report on the fellowship is to be handed in afterwards.
The application deadline for all Fellowships is January 7, 2013
- with CV,
- summary of academic project (max. 2 pages long) and,
- letter of support from doctoral advisor.
The application has to be written in English.