Swedish Antiquarian Society
Swedish Antiquarian Society
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Swedish Antiquarian Society
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Swedish Antiquarian Society
Last verified: 29 September 2026
About this scholarship
General Description
There are four different scholarships which are awarded by the Swedish Antiquarian Society.
The Hildebrand Scholarship is given to students studying archeology in Nordic countries and art history of the Middle Ages.
The Birger Nerman Scholarship is intended for students researching prehistoric, especially North European, archeology.
The Aron Andersson Scholarship is meant for students researching the culture history and art of the Middle Ages.
The Inga Serning Scholarship is directed for the research of Swedish metallurgy in the prehistoric and Middle Ages.
The amount that is applied for should not exceed 5,000 Swedish krona.
Requirements
The Birger Nerman, Aron Andersson and Inga Serning Scholarships are primarily given to researchers under 35 years of age. Postgraduates will be considered before others.
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