Women in the Humanities is an interdisciplinary programme which aims to explore how gender and sex play out in history, art, philosophy, music, language and literature, as well as the ethics and politics of gender identity and equality in the Humanities. It seeks to promote the opportunities Oxford offers to women working in the Humanities at all career stages, as well as promoting the study of women’s lives within the Humanities at the University.
Postdoctoral Writing Fellowship
A postdoctoral writing fellowship worth £5,000 is available to early career scholars within three years of the award of a doctorate who do not yet hold a permanent academic job. The fellowship will be tenable for between 3 and 6 months from 13 January 2019. Funding may be used for travel expenses, living expenses and research activities that will enable the Fellow to publish their doctorate or aspects of their doctoral work. The Fellow will be a scholar whose work promises to significantly advance knowledge of women’s lives, experiences and/or representation. They will be mentored by an experienced academic in their field, and will be expected to be a regular participant in WiH activities.
Eligibility
Applicants must have been awarded a doctoral degree following a viva voce examination held on or after 1 July 2015. Applicants who were awarded a PhD prior to this date but who have extenuating circumstances (maternity/parental leave or illness) will also be considered.
Application process
The deadline to submit applications is noon, 10 September 2018. Applications should be submitted via email to: alexandra.hughes-johnson@humanities.ox.ac.uk Proposals will be assessed by members of the Steering Committee of Women in the Humanities.
Applications should take the form of short written proposal, using this template, plus a 1-2 page c.v., sent in one pdf document, plus one academic reference. Only applications which include all the above-mentioned documentation will be considered.
Outcomes of application & taking up an Award
- Applicants will be notified of the outcomes of their applications
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