Kluge Fellowship Program supports humanities, social science, and professional-field scholars in residential research using Library of Congress collections to advance knowledge and explore contemporary challenges.
Exceptions to the seven-year degree eligibility limit are now considered case by case for career breaks due to medical treatment or extraordinary circumstances, including conflict or disaster displacement. The funder also explicitly excludes H-1B visa holders and states that all other visa types will be reviewed case by case.
Kluge Fellowships support scholars in the humanities, social sciences, and professional fields with residential research using Library of Congress collections to advance knowledge in their fields.
The Kluge Staff Fellowship offers Library of Congress staff up to six months to conduct advanced research in the humanities, arts, or social sciences using the Library’s collections.
The Kluge Staff Fellowship supports Library of Congress employees in conducting independent, original research using the Library’s collections at the John W. Kluge Center.
Kluge Fellowships in Digital Studies support scholars and practitioners using digital methods and Library of Congress resources to understand the digital revolution’s effects on people and society.
Kluge Fellowship in Digital Studies supports scholars using digital methods and Library of Congress collections to pursue research, with priority for work on challenges facing 21st-century democracies.