Grant
AHRC International Placement Scheme 2027
Arts and Humanities Research Council
- at 16:00 UTC
- Up to £18,500
- PhD · Early independent researcher
- United States, Japan, China, South Africa
- Institution applies
About
Funded placements of two to five months for primary arts and humanities research at selected international institutions. Hosts include the Harry Ransom Center, Huntington Library, Library of Congress, Smithsonian Institution, Yale Centre for British Art, Japan’s NIHU, Shanghai Theatre Academy and the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Centre, with the British Institute in Eastern Africa as a secondary host. Application cutoff is 16:00 UK time on 9 March 2027.
Topics
- Funded placements, search World Wide
- arts and humanities research, search World Wide
- international institutions, search World Wide
- Harry Ransom Center, search World Wide
- Huntington Library, search World Wide
- Library of Congress, search World Wide
- Smithsonian Institution, search World Wide
- Japan’s NIHU, search World Wide
Eligibility
Covers: Travel and visa allowance plus monthly living costs at 100% full economic cost; two to five months, with an advertised award range of £2,070–£18,500.
Applicant must have eligible UK institutional support; doctoral applicants must be currently AHRC-funded.
AHRC-funded doctoral students during their funded award, or early-career researchers employed by an eligible UK research organisation with a contract covering the placement. ECRs need a doctorate by award start or equivalent research experience. PhD students require supervisor and institution approval; ECRs require head-of-department approval. Placements at the same host are limited to once per career stage.
Source: ukri.org