The Albin Salton Bequest - Albin Salton Fellowship
The Albin Salton Bequest €1,580
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Institution
The Albin Salton Bequest
Program
Albin Salton Fellowship
Amount
€1,580
Last verified: 2 October 2026
About this scholarship
Albin Salton Fellowship
You will receive a scholarship of about 1,580 EUR for a two months research stay at the Warburg Institute, which is part of the University of London in Bloomsbury. The funding will cover your living expenses whilst you make use of the Institute’s library, archives and photographic collection. Your research should focus on cultural contacts between Europe, the Orient and the New World during the late Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the early modern period, as well as on how Europe’s world view changed as it established contacts beyond its own borders. The fellowship is funded by a bequest from Albin Salton, a businessman with an interest in travel, art and antiques.
Who can apply
- Level: You have already obtained a doctoral degree (postdoctoral qualification), regardless of what stage of your career you are at.
- Field: Your project falls within the field of cultural, intellectual or art history and ties in with the theme of early contacts between Europe and the rest of the world.
- Where you work: You will spend the two months of your research work on site at the Warburg Institute in London.
- Nationality: Open to all nationalities.
How to apply
Applications must be submitted online via the School of Advanced Study’s scholarship portal. The deadline for applications is 28 November.
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