An international research fellowship in classical studies, offering scholars from outside the UK the opportunity to conduct research and engage with the academic community at the Institute of Classical Studies.
Fellowship
The A. D. Trendall Fellowship, established in 2000, is a prestigious research opportunity offered by the Institute of Classical Studies. This fellowship is typically awarded in alternate years and is specifically designed for scholars affiliated with universities located outside the United Kingdom. Preference is given to applicants whose research interests align with those of Professor Trendall, particularly in the fields of ancient Italy and classical art history. The selected fellow is required to undertake a minimum six-week residency at the Institute of Classical Studies in London. During their stay, fellows are expected to propose and lead an event or training activity, fostering engagement with UK-based classical researchers, as well as the broader national and international subject communities. The fellowship provides an allowance of
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6000 to contribute towards travel and accommodation costs. Additionally, funding of up to
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1,000 is available to cover speakers' travel expenses for any proposed event or training activity. The Institute of Classical Studies also provides a room and appropriate catering for the duration of the fellowship. This program aims to support and promote international collaboration and scholarly exchange in classical studies.
Program
Organizer: Institute of Classical Studies
Host: Institute of Classical Studies
Timeframe: Application deadline 15 May 2025, results announced before end of June 2025. Fellowship after June 2025.
Locations: Europe, United Kingdom, London
Study Area: Humanities
Specific Fields: Arts, Culture & Religion, History & Archaeology
Application
Deadlines:
May 15, 2025
May 21, 2025
Criteria: Applicants must be affiliated with a university outside the UK. They are required to propose an event or training activity to be conducted at the ICS during their stay. Preference is given to candidates whose research aligns with Professor Trendall's areas of interest, including ancient Italy and classical art history. Two academic references must be arranged.
Required Degree: PhD
Required Documents:
Application Form
CV (maximum 4 pages)
Two Academic References
Costs & Contact
Stipend:
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£6000 allowance toward the cost of travel and accommodation.
Cost: No program fees mentioned; participants cover costs exceeding the £6000 allowance.