The Dissertation Completion Fellowships encourage the timely completion of doctorates by the most promising graduate students in the field of Jewish Studies. Only students who are in the final stages of writing their dissertations and who display clear evidence of their ability to defend their dissertations by the end of the fellowship year are eligible to apply for this program.
Recipients receive up to $25,000 as well as complimentary registration for the AJS Annual Conference. The AJS Dissertation Completion Fellowships are awarded based on merit and need. Fellowship recipients must submit evidence of any additional funding, at which point the AJS fellowship amount may be reduced to account for these extra funds. This fellowship thus serves as a “top-off” award for recipients with additional funding. Recipients without any other funding are eligible to receive $25,000, the full amount of the award.
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