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The Herzog August Bibliothek (HAB) Research Fellowships 2028 in Germany are now open to international applicants, including seasoned researchers. Application Deadline 31 January 2027 Tell Me About The Fellowship The Herzog August Bibliothek (HAB) in Wolfenbüttel, Germany, offers research fellowships funded by the State of Lower Saxony. These fellowships support scholars whose projects require intensive use of HAB’s mediaeval, early‑modern, and historical collections. Two formats are available: Post‑doc Fellowships and Short‑term Fellowships. Which Fields are Eligible
Eligibility: For Post‑doc Fellowships: Be within 6 years of PhD award (PhD awarded in 2021 or later for 2027 applications). For Short‑term Fellowships: Be post‑docs through emeriti scholars needing focused source research. Demonstrate that their project requires HAB’s historical holdings. International applicants are eligible.
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The Herzog August Bibliothek (HAB) Research Fellowships 2028 in Germany are now open to international applicants, including seasoned researchers.
The Herzog August Bibliothek (HAB) in Wolfenbüttel, Germany, offers research fellowships funded by the State of Lower Saxony. These fellowships support scholars whose projects require intensive use of HAB’s mediaeval, early‑modern, and historical collections. Two formats are available: Post‑doc Fellowships and Short‑term Fellowships.
For Post‑doc Fellowships: Be within 6 years of PhD award (PhD awarded in 2021 or later for 2027 applications).
For Short‑term Fellowships: Be post‑docs through emeriti scholars needing focused source research.
Demonstrate that their project requires HAB’s historical holdings.
International applicants are eligible.
Applications reviewed by external experts.
Final selection by HAB’s Scientific Advisory Board.
Strong proposals reference specific HAB manuscripts, collections, or sources.
Global – open to international scholars.
Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel, Germany.
4–6 Post‑doc Fellowships annually.
Multiple Short‑term Fellowships awarded.
€2,200/month for 6–10 months.
Travel reimbursement up to €2,000.
Family supplement: €300 (one child), €400 (two children), €500 (three+ children).
€1,800/month for 1–3 months.
Travel subsidy €150–€650 (depending on origin).
Post‑doc: 6–10 months.
Short‑term: 1–3 months.
Application form (requested from HAB).
Research proposal referencing HAB holdings.
Proof of PhD award date or academic status.
CV.
Recommendation letters.
Request application forms via email: [email protected].
State your research focus and include keyword: “Post‑doc” or “Short‑term”.
Complete and submit application documents.
Applications reviewed by external experts; final selection by HAB Advisory Board.
For Post‑doc Fellowships: Be within 6 years of PhD award (PhD awarded in 2021 or later for 2027 applications). For Short‑term Fellowships: Be post‑docs through emeriti scholars needing focused source research. Demonstrate that their project requires HAB’s historical holdings. International applicants are eligible.
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