Each year the Institute
elects to Visiting Fellowships, for up to three years ahead, scholars
who have submitted proposals to undertake advanced study in Edinburgh.
Fellowships are normally held for periods of 2 - 6 months. The Institute
also seeks and elects as Fellows those whose research contributes to the
chosen Research Themes. Institute Fellows undertake individual research
and contribute to the work of the Institute and the College of Humanities
and Social Science; they give a seminar on their current work while they
are at the Institute, and are expected to publish the results in due course.
The current Fellowships are:
- Visiting
Research Fellowships (deadline 26 February 2010)
- Andrew
Mellon Research Fellowships for scholars from Central and Eastern
Europe [2009-10 is the final year these Fellowships are being offered]
- IASH
Postdoctoral Bursaries (deadline 10 July 2009)
- The
Newby Trust Postdoctoral Bursary (deadline 10 July 2009)
- The
Illumni David Hume Fellowship
- Distinguished
Visiting Fellowships
- Nominated
Fellowships
- Sabbatical
Fellowships (University of Edinburgh staff only)
- The
Charles Wallace India Trust Fellowship, in association with the
Centre for South Asian
Studies
- The
Edinburgh International Festival Creative Fellowship
- American
Philosophical Association Edinburgh Fellowship
Proposal for a David Hume Tercentenary
Fellowship
Click on the links below for:
- Details of current Fellows
- Details of recent Fellowship elections
- Current IASH Research Themes
Sources of Funding:
- The British Academy
- Newton
International Fellowships - for early-stage postdoctoral researchers
working outside the UK
- The British Council
- The Royal Society of Edinburgh
- The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)
- The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
- Commonwealth Scholarships