The University of Adelaide is offering the Rae and George Hammer Memorial Visiting Research Fellowship to support Honours, Masters, and PhD students interested in studying collections at the Fryer Library, University of Queensland. This fellowship provides financial assistance for researchers to access valuable archival materials across various disciplines.
Fellowship Overview
The Rae and George Hammer Memorial Visiting Research Fellowship is designed to support academic research by providing access to the extensive collections housed in the Fryer Library. This opportunity is particularly valuable for students whose research aligns with the library's specialized collections in architecture, Australian art, Australian theatre, Australian literature, music, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies.
Value and Benefits
Successful applicants will receive $2,500 to cover travel and accommodation expenses while conducting research at the Fryer Library. This financial support enables researchers from various locations to access these valuable collections without the burden of travel costs.
Eligibility Criteria
The fellowship is available to:
Honours, Masters, or PhD students
Australian citizens and permanent residents
International students
New Zealand citizens
Permanent Humanitarian Visa holders
The fellowship is available across all faculties and is open to continuing students.
Application Process
Applications for the Rae and George Hammer Memorial Visiting Research Fellowship are open year-round, with no specific deadline. This rolling application process allows students to apply when it best aligns with their research timeline.
Fryer Library Collections
The Fryer Library at the University of Queensland houses significant collections in:
Architecture
Australian art
Australian theatre
Australian literature
Music
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander collections
Researchers interested in these areas will find valuable primary sources and archival materials to support their academic work.
For more detailed information about the manuscript collections available at the Fryer Library, prospective applicants are encouraged to visit the Fryer Library Website.
This fellowship represents an excellent opportunity for researchers to access specialized collections that might otherwise be difficult to reach due to geographical or financial constraints. The financial support provided can significantly enhance research capabilities and outcomes for postgraduate students.
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