Kensington Fieldwork Grant
£25,000
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The Royal Geographical Society offers four annual grants of GBP 25,000 each for ambitious geographical fieldwork that combines rigorous research with communication of its results. Experienced researchers, explorers and storytellers may apply individually or in teams from any country. At least one team member must be a Society Fellow or member throughout the grant period. Proposals should explain field methods, local partnerships, planned outputs and how findings and data will be shared. The current round closes on 8 January 2027, with shortlisted applicants invited to interview on 24 February 2027. The official grant page provides the application requirements and submission instructions.
Eligibility
Career stage: Not specified
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Host location: Worldwide
Projects may involve any country; Society membership and fieldwork criteria apply.
Nationality or residence: Any nationality; Society membership rules apply.
Reviewed 2026-09-24. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.
Experienced researchers, explorers or storytellers, individually or in teams from any country; at least one team member must remain an RGS Fellow or member for the duration of the grant. The proposed project must meet the funder’s geographical fieldwork, partnership and communication requirements.
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