Getty Global Art & Sustainability Fellows
The Getty Global Art & Sustainability Fellows program funds early-career researchers to advance interdisciplinary projects on cultural heritage and sustainability worldwide.
Funder: Getty Foundation
Due Dates: September 5, 2025 (Bibliothèque nationale de France) | September 30, 2026 (Columbia University Institute for Ideas and Imagination)
Funding Amounts: Varies by host institution; typically covers stipend, travel, and project costs for a two-year fellowship.
Summary: Supports early-career specialists in the arts and sciences to advance research and leadership at the intersection of cultural heritage and sustainability.
Key Information: Application processes and deadlines differ by partner organization; review specific host details before applying.
Description
The Getty Global Art & Sustainability Fellows program is an international initiative designed to cultivate a new generation of leaders working at the intersection of arts, science, and sustainability. Over six years, the program places early-career professionals at 17 partner organizations across six continents, where they engage in interdisciplinary projects focused on sustainable management of heritage resources, scientific solutions to climate threats, and interpretive projects that raise awareness about climate resilience. Fellows are supported in developing innovative approaches to the preservation, interpretation, and stewardship of cultural heritage in the context of global environmental challenges. The program fosters collaboration, knowledge exchange, and dissemination of research through publications and presentations, aiming to reshape sustainability practices in the cultural sector.
