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The Rose and Isidore Drench Memorial Fellowship is dedicated to doctoral or post-doctoral research in American Jewish history, with special consideration to scholars working on the Jewish labor movement. These fellowships are for a period of three months of research at the YIVO Library and Archives and carry a stipend of $10,000.
The Schnitzer Book Awards recognize and promote outstanding scholarship in the field of Jewish Studies and will honor scholars whose work embodies the best in the field: innovative research, excellent writing, and sophisticated methodology.
Scholarships are open to full-time University of Oklahoma undergraduate and graduate students for semester-long study abroad programs in Israel. Priority is given to graduate students concentrating in Jewish History and undergraduate students who have declared a major or a minor in Judaic Studies or a minor in Hebrew.
Applicants must be Jewish, a minimum age of 16 years, and a permanent and legal resident of Los Angeles County – for a minimum of three years. Applicants must be planning to attend an accredited public or private college, university or vocational school in the U.S., and maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA for every semester or quarter enrolled.
This fellowship supports doctoral or post-doctoral research on Polish-Jewish history in the modern period, including the Holocaust period, and Jewish contributions to Polish literature and culture. This fellowship carries a stipend of $8,000 for three months of research at the YIVO Library and Archives.
The fund provides scholarships for women, preferably Jewish, who wish to pursue a graduate degree. Eligibility is limited to women who have a hometown or attend school in the Greater Philadelphia area, including New Jersey and Delaware.
The Baumgardt Fellowship provides grants of up to $7,500 for Ph.D. candidates working on topics such as ethics, Wissenschaft des Judentums, or the modern intellectual history of German Jews. Applicants must be affiliated with an accredited institution of higher education and currently be enrolled in a Ph.D. program.
This scholarship awards $7500 for second-year graduate students to help enrich environmental research of any student of a second year Masters or PhD studies in a recognized environmental graduate program anywhere in the world. Applicants must provide a transcript of grades and show proof of Quebec residency.
Since 1991, HIAS Chicago has provided academic scholarships to an extremely impressive group of individuals who immigrated or whose family immigrated to the Chicago area with the assistance of HIAS Chicago, or who accessed HIAS Chicago's immigration and citizenship services once in the United States.
For graduate work related to anti-semitism. M.A. and Ph.D students eligible.