York
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.
ALCS Research Grants in Low Countries Studies
One of the core activities of the ALCS is to encourage and promote academic research in all areas of Low Countries Studies. All ALCS members, from PhD students to Senior Lecturers, are welcome to apply for funding. An ALCS Research Grant is not intended to provide full financial support for projects, but to provide ‘top-up’ funding or initial support and encouragement to enable a larger project to get off the ground, for instance to assist with travel expenses to visit an archive.
ALCS Research Grants in 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 Grants in Low Countries Studies
ALCS Research Grant Recipients
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
ALCS Research Grants in Low Countries Studies
Catholic print in the Dutch Republic: A Low Countries enterprise
Elise Watson, PhD candidate at the University of St Andrews, received an ALCS Grant to visit a number of archives in Antwerp. She reports on her research.
