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Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome (KNIR) Scholarships for Research Stays Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome in Netherlands

Degree Level

Master's, PhD, Postdoc

Field of study

Archaeology

Funding

Free lodging at KNIR for 7 weeks for Master's students or 10 weeks for PhD candidates, PhD-preparation applicants, and postdoc project applicants. Master's students receive 70 EUR per week plus a one-time travel reimbursement of 100 EUR, or 125 EUR if travelling by train. PhD candidates and those preparing a PhD or postdoc project receive up to 175 EUR per week plus the same travel reimbursement.

Deadline

Nov 1, 2027

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Netherlands

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Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome

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Keywords

Archaeology
History
Classical Studies

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About this position

The Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome (KNIR) offers funded research stays in Rome for students and early-career researchers whose projects benefit from access to the city’s libraries, archives, museums, and broader scholarly environment. The stay is designed to support work connected to Italian culture, history, and archaeology, with accommodation inside the institute and access to its academic life.

Selected participants stay in KNIR for either 7 or 10 weeks depending on the category of application. The institute provides a room within the residence, shared kitchen and living room facilities, 24/7 access to the KNIR library, and participation in the institute’s academic events. The announcement covers support for Master’s researchers as well as PhD candidates, applicants preparing a PhD proposal, and young researchers preparing a postdoc application.

KNIR is run by the University of Groningen and forms part of a Dutch academic network that connects applicants to six partner universities in the Netherlands. The scholarship is intended for research projects that clearly benefit from an extended stay in Rome and from the institute’s scholarly setting.

Funding details

Free lodging at KNIR for 7 weeks for Master's students or 10 weeks for PhD candidates, PhD-preparation applicants, and postdoc project applicants. Master's students receive 70 EUR per week plus a one-time travel reimbursement of 100 EUR, or 125 EUR if travelling by train. PhD candidates and those preparing a PhD or postdoc project receive up to 175 EUR per week plus the same travel reimbursement.

What's required

Applicants must be Research or regular Master's students, PhD candidates, people preparing a PhD proposal, or young researchers preparing a postdoc application. Bachelor's students cannot apply. Applicants must be studying at, have graduated from, or be writing a PhD under a supervisor from one of six Dutch universities: Groningen, Leiden, Amsterdam (UvA), Utrecht, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, or Radboud University Nijmegen. They must show that a stay in Rome is relevant to their thesis, PhD, or project, for example through the need to use libraries, archives, or museums. For PhD preparation and external-PhD grants, applicants must have no other funds or income during the stay, and if they do, the allowance and travel money are reduced accordingly. Any nationality may apply.

How to apply

Apply through the KNIR online portal, which opens about six weeks before each deadline. Submit a motivation, explanation of the research relevance of the stay, a quality proposal, CV, and evidence of your contribution to the institute's academic community. Decisions are communicated within one month after the deadline.

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