In addition to the dedicated programmes offered for the following three career stages — Postgraduate, Early Career, and Mid-and Later Career historians — the Society also offers the following programmes which are open to all current Fellows and Members of the Society
Each of the following programmes runs once annually. For details of each of these awards, and the dates of their next call, please see the pages below.
- David Berry Fellowship, to undertake work relating to the history of Scotland or the Scottish people worldwide
- International Research Support Grants, for members of the Society working outside the UK to undertake research in the UK and Ireland
- Jinty Nelson Teaching Fellowships, to facilitate innovative and creative teaching practice
- RHS / Social History Archive Partnership, providing free access to the online resource The Social History Archive to researchers without existing access via an institution
- Scouloudi Panel Grants, enabling historians to host conference panels
- Scouloudi Public History Grants, to support projects between academic historians and those working outside higher education
- Workshop Grants, enabling historians to come together to discuss projects in detail
All enquiries about Research Funding should be sent to the Society’s Membership and Programmes Manager at: [email protected].
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