Schallek Fellowship supports advanced graduate students undertaking dissertation research on the late medieval British Isles and British connections to Europe to advance medieval studies.
Funder: Medieval Academy of America
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application and recommendation letters)
Funding Amounts: $40,000 for one year of Ph.D. dissertation research
Summary: Supports dissertation research on the late medieval British Isles and British connections to continental Europe, approximately 1350–1500.
Key Information: Fellows must work full time on the dissertation and cannot hold a job, teach, or work on another project.
The Medieval Academy of America offers the Schallek Fellowship in collaboration with the Richard III Society–American Branch. It supports advanced graduate students conducting Ph.D. dissertation research in any relevant discipline, with a primary focus on late medieval England, another part of the British Isles, or British connections to continental Europe. The late medieval period is defined broadly as approximately 1350–1500.
Established in memory of William B. and Maryloo Spooner Schallek and supported by their gift to the Richard III Society, the fellowship helps cover research and living expenses during full-time dissertation work. The program’s scope and funding amount changed in July 2024.