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    C. Brian Rose AIA/DAI Exchange Fellowships

    C. Brian Rose AIA/DAI Exchange Fellowships support DAI scholars’ archaeological research residencies in the United States to advance scholarship and foster exchange with North American archaeologists.

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    Humanities Research Grants and FellowshipsResearch Grants Due This Month

    Funder: Archaeological Institute of America

    Due Dates: November 1, 2026 (Application, all materials, and references)

    Funding Amounts: Travel expenses, university housing or rental assistance, library privileges, and a living-expense stipend; minimum two-month residency

    Summary: Supports archaeological research residencies in the United States for DAI scholars and fosters exchange with North American archaeologists.

    Key Information: Applicants must be DAI employees or project collaborators holding temporary DAI contracts.


    Description

    The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) offers this research fellowship to encourage high-quality scholarship across various aspects of archaeology and promote contact between North American archaeologists and scholars of the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut (DAI). The Fellowship for Study in the U.S. supports a post-doctoral research residency at the University of Cincinnati or the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), during fall 2027 or spring 2028.

    Fellows receive access to their host institution’s libraries and opportunities to discuss their research with colleagues. Past projects have addressed settlement patterns, urban development, burial customs, architectural research, cultural exchange, and archaeological chronology. The residency combines dedicated research time with participation in the intellectual and social life of the host institution.


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