ASF FELLOWSHIPS & GRANTS FOR AMERICANS TO STUDY IN SCANDINAVIA
The American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) offers year-long fellowships of up to $23,000 and short term (1-3 months) grants of up to $5,000 to graduate students (preferably conducting dissertation research) and academic professionals interested in pursuing research or creative-arts projects in the Nordic region. Awards are made in all fields.
Deadline: November 1, 2020
Click here to apply for the 2021-2022 Fellowships & Grants for Americans to Study in Scandinavia
Duration |
Fellowships: Academic Year (start date is after April 15) Grants: 1-3 months (start date is after April 15) |
Eligibility |
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Language Requirements |
Preference for some language ability in a Nordic language
If language proficiency is required for your project (e.g., you will be conducting interviews, translating) then 1 of the 3 letters of recommendation must address the level of Nordic language proficiency and must be from a qualified instructor or professional in that Nordic language
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Terms of Award |
Supports project-related costs
Room and board
Trans-Atlantic round-trip airfare and in-country travel
Tuition and fees (e.g., if affiliated)
Materials expenditures (e.g., books, photocopying, art supplies)
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Limitations |
Applicants must seek their own affiliation. Note: ASF cannot provide applicants with an affiliation
Applicants are eligible to receive only 2 awards within a 10-year period
ASF does not fund the following:
Tuition fees for US home institution
Programs in the Nordic region that are designed for English-speaking students
First year graduate study
Language courses
Research assistants
Travel for conferences, meetings, seminars, or conventions
Personal obligations (e.g., repayment of loans, mortgage payments, taxes)
Support for dependents
Publication costs
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Application Materials |
Online Application Form ($40 Application Fee)
Curriculum Vitae
Project Abstract (Limit: 150 words)
Project Statement (Limit: 1,500 words)
Project Budget (Enter expenses into the online application’s budget template)
Three Letters of Recommendation. Note: If you are a MA or PhD student, then 1 of the 3 letters must be from the committee chair
A Letter of Affiliation/Invitation (in host country)
Evidence that you comply with research ethics, if applicable (e.g., IRB approval, reference to relevant ethics code)
Transcripts (undergraduate and graduate transcripts). Note: Full-time faculty members and independent scholars who have completed their PhDs more than 7 years ago do not need to provide transcripts
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