Funding Opportunities

Funding opportunities through Medieval Studies

The Medieval Studies Institute offers financial assistance for graduate students studying at Indiana University.

The C. Clifford Flanigan Fund

provides travel assistance for graduate students studying the Middle Ages to attend conferences

The Shirley Jean Cox Medieval Studies Conference Travel Fund

supports travel costs for graduate students attending conferences for the purpose of presenting their research

supports an advanced graduate student engaged in “scholarship in medieval history, specifically some aspect of its social history or some theme in medieval social history related to its art, philosophy or literature.”

The Medieval Studies Institute First-Year Fellowship

provides a full year of funding to a first-year graduate student studying the Middle Ages in any department affiliated with the institute

Departmental fellowships

Graduate fellowship packages of various kinds are offered by IU departments. For a full list of fellowship opportunities, see the financial support page of the Office of Research and University Graduate School.

In addition, the University Graduate School Office of Fellowship and Support Programs has a very accessible listing of awards, grants, and other miscellaneous funding information and opportunities.

Graduate funding At Indiana University

The GradGrants Center maintains a list of Online Grant Resources and Searchable Databases for the Indiana University-Bloomington Campus.

Helpful tips

Experienced staff at the GradGrants Center will also meet with you, one-on-one, to help you find resources in your academic area.

With an Indiana University login, you can get directly onto the IRIS grants database. You can setup a grant search profile and IRIS will email you the results of your specific grant search at regular intervals.

Visit the GradGrants website

The Medieval Studies Institute

Funding Opportunities