The Sauer Fellowship funds graduate students conducting ACOR-approved archaeological research or fieldwork in Jordan to advance Near Eastern archaeology.
Funder: American Center of Research
Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: One award of $1,500; option for $500 plus one month residency at ACOR.
Summary: Supports non-Jordanian graduate students participating in ACOR-approved archaeological fieldwork or research projects in Jordan.
Key Information: Fellowship eligibility alternates annually; 2027 is for non-Jordanian students.
The Sauer Fellowship, administered by the American Center of Research (ACOR), honors the legacy of James A. Sauer, a distinguished archaeologist and former ACOR director. The fellowship provides financial support to graduate students of any nationality except Jordanian (in even-numbered years) who are participating in ACOR-approved archaeological fieldwork or research projects in Jordan. The fellowship aims to advance the study of Near Eastern archaeology and encourage new scholarship in the region.