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Stichting Vrienden van het Kunsthistorisch Instituut in Florence

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NIKI Florence Scholarships (NIKI/GWO and PhD research grants) Stichting Vrienden van het Kunsthistorisch Instituut in Florence in Netherlands

Degree Level

Master's, PhD

Field of study

Art History

Funding

Monthly grant from €350 per month for students, plus a free room at the institute and a one-off travel refund of up to €250; separate PhD scholarship of €10,000 total, paid in yearly instalments of €2,500 over four years against travel and stay receipts.

Deadline

Apr 30, 2027

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Netherlands

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Stichting Vrienden van het Kunsthistorisch Instituut in Florence

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Art History
Visual Culture
Art
History
Museum Studies
Italian Studies

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About this position

This scholarship supports research stays at the NIKI / Art History Institute in Florence for students and researchers in art history and closely related fields. Award holders can spend one to three months in Florence and use the institute’s research facilities, including its library, which is available around the clock.

The main monthly grant is aimed at BA and MA students, recent graduates working on a publication or PhD proposal, and PhD candidates. In parallel, the foundation also offers a separate PhD scholarship for unpaid external doctoral researchers. The award is connected to the Friends of the Art History Institute in Florence foundation and is designed to help scholars carry out a clearly defined research project in Florence.

The scholarship is especially focused on candidates linked to a small set of Dutch universities, with eligibility tied to study or supervision at Utrecht, the University of Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Groningen, Leiden, or Radboud. The scheme is therefore highly selective and intended for applicants with a strong, feasible project and a clear connection to the institute’s research environment in Florence.

Funding details

Monthly grant from €350 per month for students, plus a free room at the institute and a one-off travel refund of up to €250; separate PhD scholarship of €10,000 total, paid in yearly instalments of €2,500 over four years against travel and stay receipts.

What's required

Applicants for the monthly grant must be BA or MA students, recent graduates working on a publication or PhD proposal, or PhD candidates. The PhD grant is for unpaid external PhD researchers. Applicants must be enrolled at, or supervised by, one of six Dutch universities: Utrecht, Amsterdam (UvA), VU Amsterdam, Groningen, Leiden or Radboud. The field must be art history or a related subject. Applicants must be able to at least read and understand Italian. A clear research project to be carried out in Florence is required. Applicants cannot apply if they are already in Florence on an Erasmus or Socrates exchange.

How to apply

Send the application form, a research description of up to two pages, a one-page motivation letter, and one reference letter by email to the foundation. For the monthly NIKI/GWO grant, note the recurring deadlines; for the PhD grant, use the separate deadline of 1 September 2026.

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