Awards made by other Institutions

For information see the Hellenic Society website grants page.

The Society offers a number of grants and bursaries.

For details please visit the British School at Athens website.

For details of awards please visit the British School at Rome website awards section.

For details of awards please visit the Classical Association website grants section.

Grants from the Thomas Wiedemann Memorial Fund are available to assist with the costs of visits from within the UK to UK universities, museums or libraries related to actual or planned research activities. Further information on the fund.

Grants are available for HE pedagogy events. Further information on the grants.

CUCD EDI Grants for Classics EDI initiatives/events and microgrants for individuals in need are available. Further information on the grants.

The Association for the Study and Preservation of Roman Mosaics (ASPROM) offers grants up to a maximum value of £500 to support projects relating to the study, conservation and display of ancient mosaics. The grants are open to individuals and to UK sites and museums. Applicants for individual grants should be ASPROM members and doing research for a degree and/or for the publication of a book or article on ancient mosaics, or participating in a project to conserve or preserve mosaics. Applicants for museum or site grants can be the owner or director of the museum or site, an organization that supports the work of the museum or site, or an individual acting on behalf of a museum or site. Further information on the grants.

The Society offers a number of grants for different purposes, including small grants to help with the organisation of one-off conferences, workshops, day-schools or seminars which are concerned with Byzantine studies, to to support a Byzantine panel at Leeds International Medieval Congress, to subsidise the cost of attending its Spring Symposium and the Bryer Postgraduate Travel Fund. Further details on the grants.

The British Academy offers Fellowships for researchers at various career stages and Small Research Grants. Further details on the grants.

The Trust contributes each year, along with the British Academy’s Cromer Fund and the Joint Association of Classical Teachers, to bursaries for students attending the Summer School organised by JACT at Bryanston or one of the similar summer schools held in several different centres. It also makes a small number of occasional awards in support of other activities which promote its aims, such as productions of ancient Greek drama, and conferences. Further information about awards.