Sir Julian Corbett Prize supports naval historians by rewarding original research on warfare at sea, naval personnel, administration and technology to advance knowledge and understanding of naval history.
The Pollard Prize from the Institute of Historical Research honors the best seminar paper by an early-career historian with publication and book awards.
The Curriers’ Prize supports postgraduate students and early career scholars through recognition and potential publication of original essays that explore London life from Roman times to the present.
Pearsall Fellowship in Naval and Maritime History supports early-career historians with new research, writing, or research-based public or policy engagement to advance knowledge and develop their careers.
Elizabeth & Conrad Russell Research Bursaries support researchers based outside London with visits to the city’s libraries and archives to study British history in the long seventeenth century.
Pearsall Fellowship in Naval and Maritime History supports early-career postdoctoral researchers studying naval and maritime history worldwide to develop and present their research at the IHR.