ACES Dissertation Research Fellowship
Forecasted
The ACES Dissertation Research Fellowship supports doctoral research in comparative economics, fostering innovative analysis of institutions, development, and culture through the Association for Comparative Economic Studies.
Funder: Association for Comparative Economic Studies
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (full application deadline, ACES Dissertation Research Fellowship)
Funding Amounts: Typically $35,000 stipend plus $5,000 research/travel allowance and tuition support up to $14,000 for one year.
Summary: Supports doctoral candidates conducting dissertation research in comparative economics with substantial financial and professional recognition.
Key Information: All deadlines are projected; applicants should confirm on the program page.
Description
The ACES Dissertation Research Fellowship is an annual award from the Association for Comparative Economic Studies, designed to encourage and support advanced dissertation research in comparative economics. Established in 2020 (originally as the Gerard Roland Fellowship), it recognizes emerging scholars making significant contributions to the field. The fellowship provides a substantial stipend, research support, and tuition coverage, aiming to foster innovative scholarship and promote research on comparative institutions, development/transition economics, political economy, and the economics of culture.
