Institute of Historical Research
The Institute of Historical Research (IHR) is the UK's national centre for history, founded in 1921 and part of the University of London's School of Advanced Study. It is dedicated to supporting historians of all kinds through various initiatives including research, publications, digital resources, events, fellowships, and training. The IHR hosts critical resources like the Bibliography of British and Irish History, British History Online, and the Victoria County History project. It fosters innovative historical research through its Centre for the History of People, Place and Community and promotes the application of historical knowledge to contemporary policy through its History & Policy program. The institute provides a comprehensive range of services including a significant library, digital collections, seminars, summer schools, and supports historical scholarship across multiple domains.
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20 grantsEarly Career Workshop Funds (Conrad & Elizabeth Russell Fund)
Supports early career historians organizing one-day workshops on innovative research themes in British history of the ‘long’ seventeenth century at the Institute of Historical Research.
Jewish History Fellowship
The Jewish History Fellowship from the Institute of Historical Research supports postdoctoral research in any area of Jewish history, providing resources, mentorship, and academic engagement for one year.
Past & Present Fellowships
The Past & Present Fellowships from the Institute of Historical Research support post-doctoral historians with two years of funded research and scholarly engagement in any area of history.
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