MFJC Doctoral Seminar supports emerging Jewish studies scholars with research funding, writing guidance, and international peer and faculty exchange to develop their work and build academic connections.
Fellowship Grants support individuals pursuing independent post-doctoral scholarly, literary, and art projects to advance the understanding, preservation, or transmission of Jewish culture.
Japan Foundation Japanese Studies Fellowship Program supports overseas scholars conducting humanities and social sciences research in Japan to advance Japanese studies abroad.
Summer Graduate Student Research Fellowships support early-career graduate students in mentored residencies using the Museum’s collections to test ideas and develop Holocaust research projects.
Annual Fellowships support scholars’ residential research and writing on the Holocaust and related topics, using Museum collections to advance historical insight and develop a new generation of Holocaust scholars.
Advanced Torah Fellowship supports emerging scholar-leaders in researching, preparing, and publishing papers or books that advance significant Torah scholarship and connect it to current social and cultural issues.