Fellowships
The American School of Classical Studies at Athens is one of America’s most distinguished teaching institutions devoted to advanced study and research of the Greek world. The School provides a unique opportunity to study first-hand the sites and monuments of Greece, and is also a superb resource for research in fields ranging from antiquity to modern Greece, thanks to its two internationally renowned libraries, archives, excavation study centers, and an archaeological science laboratory.
The ASCSA has over 25 fellowships available to Graduate students, as well as Post-Doctoral and established scholars.
Be aware that each fellowship may have a different deadline. Recommendations are due on the same date as the deadline for the application, unless otherwise noted.
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Study at the School
If you wish to study at the School, and not apply for an ASCSA fellowship, you can find more information about Independent Study here.
Acceptance of Membership at the School is a prerequisite for students or scholars wishing to make use of the facilities outside normal visiting hours.
Fellowship awardees will automatically be granted membership, so no extra form is required for an ASCSA fellowship holder.
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Information about Research Permits
According to the policy of The Hellenic Ministry of Culture and the rules adopted by the Managing Committee of the ASCSA, all American scholars who wish to study or perform scientific analysis of objects in Greek museums, storerooms, and sites should request permission to the Greek Archaeological Service through the American School.
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