Applications Open: Scholar at Risk Fellowship 2026 at the C²DH. The Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH) is calling for applications for the Scholar at Risk Fellowship 2026. This two-month funded program is designed to support researchers who face risks such as harassment, violence, or displacement in their home countries. The fellowship offers €3,000 per month to cover accommodation, daily costs, travel, and insurance.
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About the Scholars at Risk Fellowship
The Scholar at Risk Fellowship 2026 is hosted by the C²DH, the University of Luxembourg’s interdisciplinary research centre. The programme aims to create a safe academic environment for at-risk scholars, while also encouraging international collaboration in fields such as:
- Contemporary History of Luxembourg
- Contemporary History of Europe
- Public History
- Digital History and Historiography
The initiative follows the principles of the Scholars at Risk network, which defines at-risk scholars as individuals under threat of violence, harassment, imprisonment, or those affected by ongoing conflict in their countries.
Applications Open: Scholar at Risk Fellowship 2026 at the C²DH
Benefits of the 2026 Fellowship
- Funding: €1,200 for accommodation + €1,800 for daily costs = €3,000 monthly
- Duration: Two months in 2026
- Location: Luxembourg or the Greater Region (residency required)
- Facilities: Office space and institutional support provided by the University of Luxembourg
- Activities: Present your research in seminars or colloquia and join one of the C²DH research departments
Who Can Apply?
Eligibility Criteria
- Open to scholars at risk, including those from conflict-affected regions such as Palestine and Sudan
- Applicants must hold an academic background in history or related disciplines
- Research focus can relate to any region globally but should ideally align with contemporary, public, or digital history
How to Apply for the 2026 Opportunity
Applications should include:
- A motivation letter
- A current CV
Send your documents to: brigitte.dolenc@uni.lu
- Application deadline: 15 October 2025
- Selection announcement: Mid-December 2025
Why Apply to the C²DH Fellowship?
The C²DH fellowship provides scholars facing threats or risks with a safe academic platform to continue their research. Beyond financial support, fellows benefit from networking, institutional backing, and access to a leading European research hub in contemporary and digital history.
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