The Annette Kade Postdoctoral Fellowship lets postdoctoral researchers of any nationality appointed at French and German institutions spend 3 months doing research at the American Museum of Natural History.
RGGS Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Programs support postdoctoral researchers working with Museum scientists on projects that use its collections, facilities, and expertise to advance scientific training.
AMNH Ph.D. Student Partnership Fellowship supports doctoral students' research and training in Museum scientific disciplines, combining Museum and university staff and facilities to train Ph.D. candidates.
Frank M. Chapman Ornithology Grants fund graduate students' specimen-based bird research: Chapman Research Grants ($1,000–$3,500, one competition a year) and Collection Study Grants (up to $2,000) for visits to AMNH's ornithology collections.
Frank M. Chapman Memorial Fund Fellowships fund one- or two-year residencies at AMNH for research in avian systematics, evolution and biogeography, usually for recent Ph.D.s, with a stipend and research budget.