Small intro
Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS) runs prestigious, interdisciplinary fellowship programmes that bring together top researchers from across the world to work on curiosity-driven projects for 1–2 years. AIAS supports both individual and group-based fellowships and is designed to give scholars intellectual freedom and a collaborative environment to pursue deep, boundary-crossing research.
Who can apply
- International and domestic researchers from all academic disciplines.
- Applicants normally need a PhD and at least two years of postdoctoral research experience (AIAS typically recruits at post-PhD level).
Requirements (typical / summary)
Exact required documents and eligibility vary by specific fellowship call always check the individual open call page before applying.
| Requirement | What to prepare |
|---|---|
| Academic background | PhD (or equivalent). Evidence of research excellence. |
| Experience | Typically minimum ~2 years postdoctoral research experience. |
| Project plan | Clear research proposal that benefits from an interdisciplinary setting. |
| CV & publications | Full academic CV, list of publications, and references. |
| Host / collaboration info | For some fellowships (group or theme-based) you may need a supporting host or collaborative plan. |
Note: Each specific AIAS fellowship (e.g., AIAS-AUFF, AIAS-Riksbankens Jubileumsfond, Artist-in-Residence, Monograph Fellowships, etc.) has its own call, slightly different eligibility and required documents consult the specific call page.
Deadline
Deadlines vary by fellowship and open call (AIAS runs multiple programmes with separate timelines). Always use the relevant open call page to get the exact deadline for the fellowship you want to apply for. Example pages with open calls are on the AIAS site (see the button below).
What it offers
- One-year up to two-year fellowships giving time and funding to focus on research.
- Interdisciplinary environment with peers across faculties and international networks.
- Freedom and independence to pursue high-risk or curiosity-driven projects.
- Access to AIAS events, seminars, and collaboration platforms; administrative and relocation support through Aarhus University where relevant.
Quick overview table
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Institution | Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS) Aarhus University. |
| Fellowship types | Individual fellowships, group-based fellowships, special open calls (AUFF, Riksbankens Jubileumsfond, Artist-in-Residence, Monograph, etc.). |
| Typical duration | 1–2 years. |
| Eligibility | PhD + ~2 years postdoc (varies by call). |
| Deadlines | Vary by open call check the specific fellowship page. |
How to apply
- Choose the specific AIAS fellowship call relevant to your research (links below).
- Read the call text carefully for eligibility, required documents, and exact deadline.
- Prepare your CV, research proposal, publication list, and any supporting host letters (if requested).
- Submit via the application route specified in the call.
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