Fellowships of the Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI)
Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI)
Fellowships of the Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI) is listed in the Austrian Database for Scholarships and Research Grants. It is funded by Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI). Area: Social SciencesSociology, Political Sciences, Other and Interdisciplinary Social SciencesHumanitiesHistory, Archaeology, Other and Interdisciplinary Humanities. It is intended for PhD students PhD holders, post docs Researchers. The stated benefit is Fellowships.
Fellowships of the Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI) is listed in the Austrian Database for Scholarships and Research Grants. It is funded by Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI). Area: Social SciencesSociology, Political Sciences, Other and Interdisciplinary Social SciencesHumanitiesHistory, Archaeology, Other and Interdisciplinary Humanities. It is intended for PhD students PhD holders, post docs Researchers. The stated benefit is Fellowships.
Opportunity details
The VWI is an academic institution dedicated to the research and documentation of antisemitism, racism, nationalism and the Holocaust. Conceived and established during Simon Wiesenthal’s lifetime, the VWI receives funding from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Women, Science and Research, the Federal Chancellery as well as the City of Vienna. Research at the Institute focuses on the Holocaust in its European context, including its antecedents and its aftermath.Research projects are to focus on a topic relevant to the research interests of the VWI. Within this parameter, applicants are free to choose their own topic, approach and methodology. Fellows will have access to the archives of the institute. It is expected that fellows will make use of relevant resources from the collection in their research projects. Research results will be the subject of formal fellows’ discussions and will be presented to the wider public at regular intervals.Funding is available for- Two senior fellowships (5 months each) for qualified scholars who have completed their PhDs, have authored exceptional academic publications and have been working at a university or academic institution for several years.- Two to four research fellowships (5 months each) for scholars who have completed their PhDs and have published works in their research field.- Two to four junior fellowships (10 months each) for PhD-candidates.- One VWI-Fortunoff research fellowship (8 months)Further information
Eligibility
Target group: PhD students PhD holders, post docs Researchers. The VWI is an academic institution dedicated to the research and documentation of antisemitism, racism, nationalism and the Holocaust. Conceived and established during Simon Wiesenthal’s lifetime, the VWI receives funding from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Women, Science and Research, the Federal Chancellery as well as the City of Vienna. Research at the Institute focuses on the Holocaust in its European context, including its antecedents and its aftermath.Research projects are to focus on a topic relevant to the research interests of the VWI. Within this parameter, applicants are free to choose their own topic, approach and methodology. Fellows will have access to the archives of the institute. It is expected that fellows will make use of relevant resources from the collection in their research projects. Research results will be the subject of formal fellows’ discussions and will be presented to the wider public at regular intervals.Funding is available for- Two senior fellowships (5 months each) for qualified scholars who have completed their PhDs, have authored exceptional academic publications and have been working at a university or academic institution for several years.- Two to four research fellowships (5 months each) for scholars who have completed their PhDs and have published works in their research field.- Two to four junior fellowships (10 months each) for PhD-candidates.- One VWI-Fortunoff research fellowship (8 months)Further information Eligible countries of origin: All.
Requirements
The VWI is an academic institution dedicated to the research and documentation of antisemitism, racism, nationalism and the Holocaust. Conceived and established during Simon Wiesenthal’s lifetime, the VWI receives funding from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Women, Science and Research, the Federal Chancellery as well as the City of Vienna. Research at the Institute focuses on the Holocaust in its European context, including its antecedents and its aftermath.Research projects are to focus on a topic relevant to the research interests of the VWI. Within this parameter, applicants are free to choose their own topic, approach and methodology. Fellows will have access to the archives of the institute. It is expected that fellows will make use of relevant resources from the collection in their research projects. Research results will be the subject of formal fellows’ discussions and will be presented to the wider public at regular intervals.Funding is available for- Two senior fellowships (5 months each) for qualified scholars who have completed their PhDs, have authored exceptional academic publications and have been working at a university or academic institution for several years.- Two to four research fellowships (5 months each) for scholars who have completed their PhDs and have published works in their research field.- Two to four junior fellowships (10 months each) for PhD-candidates.- One VWI-Fortunoff research fellowship (8 months)Further information
Funding and benefits
Grant benefit: Fellowships. Grant type: Research grants, Grants for whole degree programmes in the target country.
How to apply
The VWI is an academic institution dedicated to the research and documentation of antisemitism, racism, nationalism and the Holocaust. Conceived and established during Simon Wiesenthal’s lifetime, the VWI receives funding from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Women, Science and Research, the Federal Chancellery as well as the City of Vienna. Research at the Institute focuses on the Holocaust in its European context, including its antecedents and its aftermath.Research projects are to focus on a topic relevant to the research interests of the VWI. Within this parameter, applicants are free to choose their own topic, approach and methodology. Fellows will have access to the archives of the institute. It is expected that fellows will make use of relevant resources from the collection in their research projects. Research results will be the subject of formal fellows’ discussions and will be presented to the wider public at regular intervals.Funding is available for- Two senior fellowships (5 months each) for qualified scholars who have completed their PhDs, have authored exceptional academic publications and have been working at a university or academic institution for several years.- Two to four research fellowships (5 months each) for scholars who have completed their PhDs and have published works in their research field.- Two to four junior fellowships (10 months each) for PhD-candidates.- One VWI-Fortunoff research fellowship (8 months)Further information Use the Further information link on the Grants.at record to verify the current form and submit the application to the funding organisation.
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Benefits
Grant benefit: Fellowships. Grant type: Research grants, Grants for whole degree programmes in the target country.
Eligibility summary
Target group: PhD students PhD holders, post docs Researchers. The VWI is an academic institution dedicated to the research and documentation of antisemitism, racism, nationalism and the Holocaust. Conceived and established during Simon Wiesenthal’s lifetime, the VWI receives funding from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Women, Science and Research, the Federal Chancellery as well as the City of Vienna. Research at the Institute focuses on the Holocaust in its European context, including its antecedents and its aftermath.Research projects are to focus on a topic relevant to the research interests of the VWI. Within this parameter, applicants are free to choose their own topic, approach and methodology. Fellows will have access to the archives of the institute. It is expected that fellows will make use of relevant resources from the collection in their research projects. Research results will be the subject of formal fellows’ discussions and will be presented to the wider public at regular intervals.Funding is available for- Two senior fellowships (5 months each) for qualified scholars who have completed their PhDs, have authored exceptional academic publications and have been working at a university or academic institution for several years.- Two to four research fellowships (5 months each) for scholars who have completed their PhDs and have published works in their research field.- Two to four junior fellowships (10 months each) for PhD-candidates.- One VWI-Fortunoff research fellowship (8 months)Further information Eligible countries of origin: All.
Requirements
The VWI is an academic institution dedicated to the research and documentation of antisemitism, racism, nationalism and the Holocaust. Conceived and established during Simon Wiesenthal’s lifetime, the VWI receives funding from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Women, Science and Research, the Federal Chancellery as well as the City of Vienna. Research at the Institute focuses on the Holocaust in its European context, including its antecedents and its aftermath.Research projects are to focus on a topic relevant to the research interests of the VWI. Within this parameter, applicants are free to choose their own topic, approach and methodology. Fellows will have access to the archives of the institute. It is expected that fellows will make use of relevant resources from the collection in their research projects. Research results will be the subject of formal fellows’ discussions and will be presented to the wider public at regular intervals.Funding is available for- Two senior fellowships (5 months each) for qualified scholars who have completed their PhDs, have authored exceptional academic publications and have been working at a university or academic institution for several years.- Two to four research fellowships (5 months each) for scholars who have completed their PhDs and have published works in their research field.- Two to four junior fellowships (10 months each) for PhD-candidates.- One VWI-Fortunoff research fellowship (8 months)Further information
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