Submission deadline:

March 31, 2024

TABLINUM Fellowships

The TABLINUM Fellowships are run by the CISA Andrea Palladio and the Stiftung Bibliothek Werner Oechslin. 

The aim of this initiative is to promote rigorous research, and in particular historical research on sources and the investigation of contexts. The fellowships encourage scholars to get to know and use both institutions, in Vicenza (I) and Einsiedeln (CH), each with its own specific orientation and strengths.
The grants are awarded preferably (but not exclusively) to researchers born after 1 January 1984, of any nationality and origin.
To participate in the call for applications, an application form must be completed no later than 31 March each year; the scholarships will be available for a minimum of 1 month and a maximum of 3 months from the following September. For this first edition, applications are already being accepted from those who would like to use the scholarship in other periods, even earlier, and for a different duration, if justified by the research project.
 
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