Clark Dissertation Fellowship supports UCLA doctoral candidates with sustained research in the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library’s holdings to advance dissertations grounded in its collections.
Applications close February 1; two thesis committee members must provide recommendation letters by February 16, 2027, after the Center contacts them following the application deadline. Review shifts from February–March to March–April, and appointments outside July 1–June 30 may now be considered for personal or academic commitments.
Clark Predoctoral Fellowship supports doctoral researchers’ dissertation work using the Clark Library’s primary sources to advance studies of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and other represented subjects.
Clark Postdoctoral and Graduate Fellowships support scholars and graduate students in collections research and library practice to advance scholarship, teaching, and access to UCLA’s Clark Library holdings.
Clark Short-Term Fellowship supports scholars’ residential research in the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library’s collections to pursue projects using primary sources from the 16th through 20th centuries.
Clark Bibliographical Fellowship supports academic and independent researchers in studying the Clark Library’s primary sources to advance bibliographical scholarship on books, manuscripts, and texts.
Getty Clark Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Humanities supports postdoctoral scholars’ collection-based research to advance humanities scholarship through sustained work with Clark Library holdings.