Doctoral Fellowships in Academic Jewish Studies

The Doctoral Fellowships in Academic Jewish Studies provide grants to support doctoral research in the broad field of Jewish Studies at academic institutions in Europe. Awards are aimed at students producing original scholarship that will advance the field and include participation in an associated fellows programme of online seminars and workshops. Funding is available for students entering their first year of doctoral study and for students in later years for shorter periods, typically up to three years.

Annual grant up to £19,000 (for up to three years), access to an online fellows programme of seminars and workshops, opportunities to present research and gain teaching experience where possible.

Applications must be submitted by PhD students or prospective PhD students themselves. Applicants must be European citizens and must demonstrate at least two years' residency in Europe prior to the award coming into effect; the host institution must be based in Europe. Applications to study in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine are not being accepted.

Applicants must register and apply via the Foundation's online grant portal and submit the application form and supporting documents; referees submit reference forms by the stated referee deadline.