William and Suzanne Murray Research Fellowship Grant

William and Suzanne Murray Research Fellowship Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA)
Amount: US $4,000
Last Updated: September 09, 2025

Summary

The William and Suzanne Murray Research Fellowship, offered by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, provides graduate students the chance to conduct research in Greece. This prestigious fellowship includes a stipend of up to $4000, allowing for travel and project-related expenses. It is aimed at students from North American universities whose research necessitates residency in Greece, ensuring access to invaluable resources and support for their academic pursuits.

Overview

American School of Classical Studies at Athens For 140 years, the American School of Classical Studies at Athens has served American post-graduate education as one of the preeminent overseas research institutions devoted to the advanced study of all aspects of Greek culture from antiquity to the present day. The broad mission of the School has remained constant over its distinguished history: teaching, research, archaeological exploration, publication, and dissemination of research. William and Suzanne Murray Research Fellowship The William and Suzanne Murray Research Fellowship provides graduate students access to the unique resources of the American School and the opportunity to pursue research in the rich archaeological, historical, and cultural landscape of Greece. Terms: The fellowship includes a stipend of $4000 for one fellowship or $2000 if two smaller projects are funded in the year, and a waiver of up to two months of membership fees for the duration of residency in Greece while working on the proposed project. The stipend may be used for travel, lodging, equipment, summer expenses, or other project-related needs.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Graduate students working on a research project that requires residency in Greece. Open to students enrolled in North American universities.The project may relate to dissertation research or an independent project (e.g., research on an article or research as a member of an excavation team).