AMS Explore supports current and recent undergraduates with travel assistance and presentation opportunities to share music research, receive feedback, and engage with peers at the AMS Annual Meeting.
Apply by February 1, 2027, at 11:59 p.m. EST; travel support increased from $350 to $450. Previous participants and graduate-degree holders are now ineligible, and the personal-statement limit dropped from 550 to 500 words; meeting arrangements and other application details also changed.
AMS Annual Meeting Travel Grants help scholars and students with limited resources attend the Society’s annual meeting to engage in musicological research and professional development.
The American Musicological Society's Career Development Grants in American Music support students and educators attending the AMS annual meeting's American Music track for scholarly engagement.
Annual Meeting Registration Waivers support international attendees by covering registration for the American Musicological Society’s fully online annual meetings to reduce financial barriers.
A year-long mentorship program by the American Musicological Society offers advanced musicology researchers tailored guidance in careers, publishing, and funding, with networking and professional development opportunities.
AMS Sectional Meeting Travel Grants support graduate students with limited funding to attend in-person mathematics meetings, helping them present research, build connections, and explore professional pathways.