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Queen's University Belfast Irish Studies

The Fulbright Queen's University Belfast Award in Irish Studies covers a six-month appointment to research, lecture and teach in Irish Studies. 

The Scholar will assist in the delivery of a suitable Irish-related module offered by one of the academic schools – either School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics (HAPP), or Arts, English and Languages (AEL), as appropriate – as well as lead one graduate seminar group in the Scholar's field of expertise and interest on the Irish Studies postgraduate taught programme. 

The Scholar would also be expected to offer research seminars on his or her published work, or work in progress, participate in events sponsored by the Institute of Irish Studies, the Seamus Heaney Centre and/or the Mitchell Institute, as appropriate, and more generally support the ongoing interdisciplinary work of the Institute of Irish Studies and the relevant academic schools by engaging in discussion, interaction, collaboration and research. 

The appointment will start in January 2027. 

Grant amount

£3,000 per month 

This funding is intended as a contribution towards US-UK travel, institutional fees, accommodation, and general maintenance costs while in the UK.

Faculty accommodation may be available for free or for a reasonable rental rate; candidates should inquire well in advance of arrival.

Relocation Allowance 

$1500 stipend 

Dependent Benefits 

Scholars accompanied by eligible dependents for the full duration of the programme may receive a one-time dependent allowance of $1800 for one dependent or $2500 for two or more dependents. This will be calculated on a pro-rata basis for any Scholars on a grant for less than 6 months. 

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