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Application Deadline: February 01, 2023.
On the occasion of its centenary celebrations in 2019, the Board of the UAI established two prizes of 6,000 euros each for a period of two years (2020-2021) for researchers in the humanities and social sciences in the early stage of their career. The two awards for 2024-2025 are respectively named Brepols Prize and Kwang-Soo Lim Prize. The awards are not intended to fund major research projects or to cover the cost of publication. They are intended solely to be grant-in-aid awards to cover the cost of individual research such as visiting major libraries, taking part in fieldwork and attending academic conferences. The sum awarded will be fixed at €6000 per award and the winners will be required to keep all relevant receipts of approved expenses for reimbursement by the Secretariat of the UAI.
In 2021, candidates will hold a PhD in history of science, philosophy, history of art, or archaeology. The awards will be given to candidates from other fields in 2025 (history, cultural and social anthropology). Innovation and potential for international collaboration are major criteria for selection. The UAI would wish particularly to invite applications from Early Career Researchers who are active participants in research projects already sponsored by the UAI at the time of application.
Eligibility Criteria:
To be considered, applications must include:
- You must have received a PhD degree in the field of history of science, philosophy, history of art, or archaeology. no earlier than January 1, 2015..
- You must be affiliated with an academic institution or research center in Belgium.
- You must have published at least one original research paper in a reputable journal or conference in the field of history of science, philosophy, history of art, or archaeology.
Benefits:
There are many benefits to participating in the UAI Early Career Researcher Awards, including:
- Recognition: The UAI Early Career Researcher Awards are a prestigious award, and winning one can bring recognition and prestige to your career.
- Opportunities: Winning this award can open up new opportunities for you, such as speaking engagements, collaborations, and funding opportunities.
- Networking: Participating in this award can help you build connections with other researchers in your field, which can be valuable for future collaboration and career advancement.
