Now accepting applications for September 2018 to May 2019 Academic Year!

Due date for all applications is October 15, 2017

Available Fellowships (summer fellowships available)

Those applying for the ACLS, CAORC, and ASOR fellowships can go directly to their websites for application.
 

Overview of the Application Procedure

1. Sign Up for an online account (at right)
2. Log in
3. Go to "Awards"
4. Complete eligibility questionaire to see awards available to you
5. Choose one award to apply for (applying for one award will automatically apply for all eligible)
6. Associate Fellowships and the Dever Prize require a separate application and are not automatically
7. Complete Application Form
8. Upload supporting materials
9. Enter contact information for Recommenders
10. Submit!

Guidelines for Preparing Your Albright Application

Application materials consist of the following:

• Online Application Form
  • The form collects basic and detailed information, including personal details, qualifications, and proposed research
• Three Letters of Recommendation
  • You will be asked to supply names and emails for three recommenders
  • The application system will automatically email the recommenders with instructions for submitting letters
• Transcripts (for applicants who are PhD candidates or recent PhDs)
  • After submitting your application form, you will receive an email with instructions for submitting your transcripts.
• Curriculum Vitae
  • To upload 
  • including the following sections, preferably in this order.
    • Educational History: List institutions, dates of attendance, and degree(s) granted (or expected).
    • Employment History: List positions held and dates of employment.
    • Publications: List bibliographical citations of your academic publications (do not include copies of papers).
    • Fellowships: List and describe scholarships, fellowships, and honors received, especially in teaching, research, archaeological fieldwork, and other experience related to your project.
• Statement of Proposed Research (3-5 pages, max. 2,000 words) with Working Bibliography (3 pages, max. 1,200 words)
  • This statement is an important element of your application, so please take time with the coherence and presentation of your proposal.
  • Include the following information. 
    • Full description of your intended research.
    • Explanation of the scholarly significance of your research.
    • Details of your methodology/ies of research.
    • Assessment of the feasibility of completing your project.
    • Your qualifications for the proposed program.
    • Final form you expect the publication of your research to take.

For questions about the fellowship program or the required materials, please contact Dr. John Spencer, Chair, Albright Fellowship Committee.
For technical assistance, please contact Matthew J. Adams (matthew.j.adams@aiar.org)