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National Gallery of Art Visiting Senior Fellowships 2027: Up to $12,500 for Visual-Arts Research in Washington, DC
The National Gallery of Art's Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts offers two-month 2027 research residencies, office space, housing subject to availability, and stipends of $7,000 to $12,500 for established scholars of visual art and visual culture.
National Humanities Center Fellowship 2027–2028: A Fully Supported Academic-Year Residency in North Carolina With a Stipend, Travel, and Daily Library Delivery for Senior Humanities Scholars
The National Humanities Center awards roughly 30 residential fellowships a year for scholars to spend an academic year in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, writing a major book with an individually determined stipend, travel support, and a research library that delivers most requested sources within 24 hours; applications for 2027–2028 open July 1 and close October 1, 2026.
NCN DAINA 4: PLN 26 Million for Joint Polish–Lithuanian Basic Research Projects, With Up to PLN 1.3 Million per Polish Team and €200,000 per Lithuanian Team, Joint Proposals Closing 15 September 2026
Poland's National Science Centre and the Research Council of Lithuania have opened the fourth DAINA call, funding 36-month joint Polish–Lithuanian basic research projects in all 26 NCN panels, with the joint proposal due to the Lithuanian side by 15 September 2026 and the Polish national proposal due in OSF by 22 September 2026 at 2 pm.
NCN MAESTRO 18: A PLN 30 Million Call for Pioneering Basic Research Led by Poland's Most Established Scientists, Closing 15 September 2026
Poland's National Science Centre has opened MAESTRO 18, a PLN 30 million call for basic research projects of 36, 48 or 60 months led by well-established and outstanding researchers, with proposals due through the OSF system by 15 September 2026 at 2 pm CEST.
NEH Fellowships 2026 (Historical Reference)
Historical reference for the closed 2026 National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships competition, which offered individual scholars $30,000 to $60,000 for six to twelve months of full-time humanities research and writing.
NEH Public Humanities Projects: Exhibitions and Historic Places Grants for Broad Public Engagement
The National Endowment for the Humanities Public Humanities Projects program funds public-facing exhibitions and historic-site interpretation initiatives in U.S. for up to three months of research-to-public delivery in 2026 and 2027.
Newberry Library Long-Term Fellowships 2027–2028: $5,000 Monthly Research Funding in Chicago
The Newberry Library offers PhD-holding scholars $5,000 per month for four to nine months of continuous, in-person research using its humanities collections during the 2027–2028 fellowship year.
NIAS Safe Haven Fellowship for Scholars at Risk 2027–2028: A Five-Month Amsterdam Residency With a €3,500 Monthly Stipend Option, Office, and Housing
The Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study offers established scholars, writers, journalists, and artists at risk because of conflict or war a five-month residency in Amsterdam with an application-based €3,500 monthly stipend, an office, subsidised housing or commuting support, and travel reimbursement.
Philip Lee Phillips Society Fellowship 2027: An $11,500 Residency at the Library of Congress for Research in the History of Cartography
A funded onsite residency of up to eight weeks at the Library of Congress Geography & Map Division and John W. Kluge Center, paying $2,875 every two weeks ($11,500 for a full term) for research in the history of cartography, GIS, or digital humanities.
Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship: Funding for PhD Research in the Social Sciences and Humanities
A Canadian doctoral scholarship worth up to CAD $210,000 over three years for outstanding PhD students in the humanities and social sciences whose research relates to the Foundation's four themes. The 2026 competition is closed, and 2027 dates have not yet been announced.