Awards will contribute to the cost of travel, research, and living expenses consistent with the standard of living in the host country. Grants are for exploration of sources and general feasibility of a proposed topic. Master's students are eligible only if admitted to a Yale Ph.D. program, except for those students enrolled in the African or Russian and East European Studies Master's Programs. The Program in Agrarian Studies has some limited funds available to foster interdisciplinary work in any field on agrarian themes.
Support is available on a competitive basis.
Grants are available for preliminary on-site planning of research, supplementary research, and institutional reciprocity. Applicants must be enrolled in a graduate degree program in the Yale Graduate School or a Yale professional school. Program in Agrarian Studies 89 Trumbull Street, 432-9833 Bhatt Fellowships provide support for research or internships in South Asia for undergraduates, although graduate and professional students are eligible. Students in all disciplines are encouraged to apply. The Robert L. Bildner '72 and Elisa Spungen Bildner '75 Israel and Jewish Studies Travel Grants provide support for graduate and undergraduate students traveling to Israel for research or language training or for those traveling to any other country in order to undertake research in the field of Jewish Studies.