Mudīte I. Zīlīte Saltups Fellowships support Latvian scholars’ short-term humanities and social sciences study or research in the United States to advance scholarly work, with a preference for Baltic Studies.
Jānis Grundmanis Graduate and Postgraduate Fellowships for Study in the U.S. support Latvian students’ advanced U.S. study, prioritizing humanities and social sciences, to further their educational goals.
The Aina Birnitis Dissertation-Completion Fellowship in the Humanities for Latvia supports doctoral students with a year of research and writing to complete humanities dissertations on Latvia or Latvians.
Dissertation Grants for Graduate Students support graduate researchers with funding for dissertation research and writing in any field of Baltic Studies to advance scholarship and develop the field.
Emerging Scholars Grants support early-career researchers with travel, materials, equipment, and other project needs to pursue research of scholarly importance and advance Baltic Studies.
The Baumanis Grant for Creative Projects in Baltic Studies supports creators of books, films, exhibits, and other projects that advance Baltic studies, prioritizing pan-Baltic or comparative topics.