ALCS Research Grants in Low Countries Studies

ALCS Research Grant Recipients

Filip De Ceuster

26 Feb 2026

2024
Basil Bowder (St Andrews)
Clara Davarpanah (UCL)
Adam Sammut (York)

2023
Zinnia Coates (York)
Davide Martino (Cambridge)
Marja Kingma (British Library)
Esther Mijers (Edinburgh)
Andreas Hiemstra (Oldenburg)

2022
Adam Sammut (York)
Annie Ochmanek (Columbia)
Jacob Baxter (St Andrews)

2021
Elise Watson (St Andrews)
Davide Martino (Cambridge)

2020
Katherine Roscoe (Liverpool)
Marta Bigus (Lille)

2019
Johanna De Lange (Edinburgh)

Rubens and the Dominican Church in Antwerp

Dr Adam Sammut, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the Department of History of Art, University of York, was one of the recipients of an ALCS grant of £300.

How to apply for ALCS Prizes

The Association for Low Countries Studies in Great Britain and Ireland awards yearly Prizes to the best Undergraduate Essay, Undergraduate Dissertation and postgraduate Article written in any area of Low Countries studies.

How to apply for ALCS Research Grants

Members can apply for up to £400 for a personal application and max £500 for a project/conference with institutional backing. Only ALCS Members can apply for an ALCS Research Grant.

ALCS Research Grant Recipients

Filip De Ceuster

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Rubens and the Dominican Church in Antwerp

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