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    Fellowships - Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study

    Fellowships - Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study support scholars’ original individual research in Lisbon, providing time for concentrated inquiry and exchange within an interdisciplinary community.

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    This grant was recently updated

    The page now lists July 1, 2027 as the next annual application opening, while retaining October 15, 2026 at 15:00 Lisbon time as the current application deadline and April 15, 2027 for results. It also clarifies that fellow status can continue after your funded stay and that the Foundation may contact applicants for outcome evaluation; the previously stated fall 2029 move to Oeiras is no longer listed.

    Funder: Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation

    Due Dates: July 1, 2027 (Next annual opening) | October 15, 2026, 15:00 Lisbon time (Application deadline) | April 15, 2027 (Results notification deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Individually determined support for 3–8 months, including stipend, travel, insurance, and partial housing allowance

    Summary: Supports original individual research at GIAS in Lisbon within an interdisciplinary community encouraging reflection, concentration, and exchange.

    Key Information: Continuous residency is required, and projects cannot require laboratory or experimental procedures or be primarily practice-oriented.


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    The Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study (GIAS), established by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, supports independently chosen research in a stimulating intellectual environment. The fellowships bring together scholars across disciplines, backgrounds, and nationalities, providing time for concentrated individual inquiry alongside exchange within a scholarly community. The Institute is currently housed in the Foundation’s main building in Lisbon.

    The program considers academics, emeriti, independent scholars, other professionals, and artists. It supports work across fields of inquiry that does not require laboratory or experimental facilities and is not primarily practice- or application-oriented. Quality, originality, and fit with the Institute’s intellectual environment are central priorities. GIAS seeks a balance of established scholars and promising younger intellectuals, without a preset proportion.


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