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Fellows topicseconomic history
Medical Anthropologym
China
medical anthropology
musicology
sociology
Indology
colonial history
Ayurveda
healthcare
sociolinguistics
Indonesia
ethnology
Kazakhstan
Islam
Japan
astrology
energy
international relations
religious studies
architecture
archaeology
phonetics
security
Himalaya
agriculture
anthropology
literary anthropology
Tibet
diaspora
linguistics
women's studies
the arts
urban history
urban studies
medicine
migration studies
political economy
art history
genomics
poetry
regionalism
political studies
literary studies
Nepal
oral traditions
development studies
urbanism
cultural studies
IPE
kinship
border studies
intellectual history
sexuality
social movements
India
Sanskrit
media studies
epics
social anthropology
economics
Hong Kong
narration
globalisation
art
Neo-Confucianism
Buddhism
Java
gender studies
piracy
aging
philosophy
cartoons
disaster Studies
performance studies
identity
comparative literature
hermeneutics
history
law
water
cultural history
Korea
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IIAS FellowshipsIIAS distinguishes between four categories of fellows: 1. Affiliated fellows 2. Fellowships within (inter)national agreements (MoU's) Fellows from certain countries can apply for fellowships within (inter)national agreements IIAS has signed, for example:
Regulations: 3. Research fellows ‘ABIA South and Southeast Asian Art and Archaeology Index' (ABIA) Regulations: 4. IIAS Professors * National IIAS professors * International IIAS professors Scholars interested in applying should send us the official application form. IIAS fellows can choose to be based in Leiden or at the Branch Office Amsterdam (see the separate file with information on both cities). Application deadlines are: 1 February, 1 June, 1 October For specific information regarding the fellowship programme, please contact Sandra van der Horst: iiasfellowships@iias.nl |