Long-term advanced research fellowships at the american research institute in turkey overseas research centers [the arit NEH fellowship program aims to support scholars who conduct long-term…

The National Endowment for the Humanities awarded a $383,400 project grant to the American Research Institute in Turkey to support its American Research Institute in Turkey Overseas Research Centers fellowship program from January 1, 2023 to June 30, 2026.

Under the Promotion of the Humanities Research program (CFDA 45.161), ARIT will facilitate long-term fellowships of 1-3 scholars annually conducting interdisciplinary humanities research in fields such as art, archaeology, literature, linguistics, musicology, religion, and cultural/social/political history at its research centers in Istanbul and Ankara, Turkey. ARIT directors will provide fellows unique research resources and access to Turkish and U.S. scholars, enabling groundbreaking work to be shared with the public through teaching and outreach.

Long-term advanced research fellowships at the american research institute in turkey overseas research centers [the arit NEH fellowship program aims to support scholars who conduct long-term interdisciplinary research in the humanities in turkey. Their fields of study include art, archaeology, literature, linguistics, musicology, religion, and all aspects of cultural, social, and political history. The arit centers in istanbul and ankara offer unique research resources. The directors facilitate access to institutions and colleagues in the country. Arit long term fellows interact with turkish, U.S, and other scholars at the arit research centers in istanbul and ankara, where their intellectual exchange helps promote increased understanding of ancient and modern turkey and the region. This program will enable arit-NEH fellows to produce groundbreaking research that is shared with the public through teaching and community outreach. For its NEH fpiri program, arit requests 12 months total fellowship funding per year for 3 years, supporting 1 to 3 fellows annually.]