James A. Sauer Fellowship
The James A. Sauer Fellowship supports student research or education in archaeology or cultural heritage, focusing on Jordan, with rotating eligibility for Jordanian and non-Jordanian applicants.
Funder: American Center of Research
Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (James A. Sauer Fellowship full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: $1,500 award (non-residency) or $500 + one-month residency at ACOR (non-Jordanian cycle); $1,500 education assistance award (Jordanian cycle); one award per cycle
Summary: Supports students in archaeology or cultural heritage, alternating each year between Jordanian and non-Jordanian applicants, with options for research funding or residency at ACOR.
Key Information: Eligibility alternates yearly between Jordanian and non-Jordanian students; check the program page for current cycle focus.
Description
The James A. Sauer Fellowship, administered by the American Center of Research (ACOR), is designed to support students pursuing research or education in archaeology or cultural heritage. This fellowship operates on a two-year rotation: in one year, it is open to non-Jordanian students, and in the alternate year, it is available to Jordanian students enrolled in relevant degree programs in any country. The fellowship provides flexible award options, including research funding and the possibility of a one-month residency at ACOR in Amman, Jordan. Its aim is to foster academic advancement and fieldwork in archaeology and cultural heritage, with a focus on Jordan and the region.
