Clark Art Institute Fellowship: An Opportunity for Postdoctoral Scholars in Art and Visual Studies
Table of Content
- Overview of Clark Art Institute Fellowship
- Benefits of Clark Art Institute Fellowship
- Eligibility Criteria
- Application Process and Important Dates
Are you a postdoctoral scholar with a passion for art, history, and visual culture? The prestigious Clark Art Institute Fellowship in the USA offers an excellent opportunity to advance your research and academic career. Here's everything you need to know about this unique fellowship program.
The Clark Art Institute Fellowship supports postdoctoral scholars in fields such as history, visual culture, theory, and interpretation. It provides an environment conducive to deep intellectual engagement, professional growth, and interdisciplinary exchange.
Scholarship Benefits
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Financial Support:
- Fellowship awards are based on need and earnings, with a maximum stipend of $30,000 per semester.
- Travel reimbursement for fellows and one family member.
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Accommodation:
- Scholars receive a fully furnished apartment in a historic residence across from the Clark campus. Apartments range from one to two bedrooms with shared common spaces.
- Amenities include connection to the Clark’s computer network and all necessary services (except long-distance telephone).
- Note: Pets and smoking are not allowed in the Scholars’ Residence.
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Workspaces and Facilities:
- Fellows are provided with a private office in the Manton Research Center, accessible daily from 8 am to 11 pm.
- Computers and IT support are available upon request.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the Clark Art Institute Fellowship, applicants must meet the following requirements:
Application Process
Follow these steps to apply for the fellowship:
- Complete the Online Application Form.
- Include a 500-character project description.
- Provide Referee Information.
- Ensure referees submit a one-page recommendation letter to research@clarkart.edu.
- Submit Additional Documents via Email:
- Curriculum Vitae: A PDF document (maximum 3 double-spaced pages).
- Project Statement: A PDF document (maximum 3 double-spaced pages) explaining:
- Your project’s context within existing research.
- What makes your approach unique or innovative.
- The disciplinary need for your project.
Important Dates
- Program Period: Ranging in duration from one to ten months.
- Deadline: October 15, 2025 (Applications will open on 1st of July, 2025)
How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to Scholarship at Uniplus Global to apply
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