The Curriers’ Prize
The Curriers’ Prize from the Institute of Historical Research honors outstanding essays on any aspect of London’s history, advancing innovative research and scholarship on the city.
Funder: Institute of Historical Research
Due Dates: March 31, 2027: Applications close
Funding Amounts: £1,000 prize; winning essay is typically published in The London Journal
Summary: Recognizes outstanding essays on any aspect of London’s history, open to postgraduates and early career scholars.
Key Information: Eligibility limited to postgraduates and early career scholars (PhD awarded within past 3 years).
Description
The Curriers’ Prize is an annual essay competition funded by the Worshipful Company of Curriers, in collaboration with The London Journal Trust and the Institute of Historical Research (IHR). It seeks to encourage original research and writing on the history of London, from its Roman origins to the present day. The prize highlights significant scholarly contributions by awarding a monetary prize and the opportunity for publication in The London Journal. The competition is designed to support postgraduate students and early career scholars, helping them establish their academic credentials.
