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Graduate Dissertation Fellowships (EHA Graduate Fellowships, EHA Fellowship for students outside traditional economics departments, Cambridge University Press Dissertation Fellowship, Sokoloff Fellowship) is sponsored by Economic History Association. These fellowships provide support to graduate students with approved dissertation topics in economic history who are making progress towards completion.
There are four types of fellowships under this program.
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Graduate Dissertation Fellowships – EH. net Graduate Dissertation Fellowships These fellowships are for students with approved topics who are making progress toward completion of the dissertation. Students at early stages of dissertation development are not eligible for fellowship support.
Funds awarded during this application cycle are intended to provide support during the 2026-27 academic year. Applicants must be current members of the Economic History Association. If you are unsure about your EHA membership status, please contact the Administrative Coordinator, Taylor Land at taylorland@eh.
net. If you would like to join the EHA, click here . There are four different types of dissertation fellowships, with names reflecting the source of funding for the fellowship.
An applicant files a single application to be considered for all four types and can receive at most one fellowship. The four types of awards are: 1. EHA Graduate Fellowships ($10,000) 2.
EHA Fellowship for students outside traditional economics departments ($10,000) 3.
Cambridge University Press Dissertation Fellowship ($10,000) This award is made possible through an endowment created through a partnership between Cambridge University Press and the Economic History association signaling a commitment to the development of the future leaders of the field, whose research will direct the study of economic history throughout the world. 4.
Sokoloff Fellowship ($17,500) Thanks to a generous gift from Ken Sokoloff’s estate and other individual contributions, this fellowship honors the major contributions of Kenneth Sokoloff to economic history, and in particular his care and concern for the many students he introduced to economic history. Please direct any questions about these grants to Professor James Feigenbaum, Committee on Research in Economic History, jamesf@bu. edu .
Applicants are asked to submit a CV, a project description and two letters of reference (one of which should be from the dissertation committee chair). It is the applicant’s responsibility to contact letter writers and provide them with the submission directions. Letters can be uploaded at https://eh.
net/reference-letter-upload/ . Please note that where the application asks for a 5 page project description (including references cited), this is to be double spaced with at least one inch margins on all sides and font size no less than 11 point. Submit a Graduate Dissertation Fellowship application HERE .
Deadline for Applications: January 14, 2026. Submissions are now closed. Please check back at a later time for the notification deadline.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Graduate students with approved dissertation topics and making progress toward completion. Applicants must be members of the Economic History Association. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000 - $17,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Graduate Dissertation Fellowships (EHA Graduate Fellowships, EHA Fellowship for students outside traditional economics departments, Cambridge University Press Dissertation Fellowship, Sokoloff Fellowship) is funded by Economic History Association. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Research Grants (Georg Walter Leitner Program in International and Comparative Political Economy) is sponsored by Yale MacMillan Center. The Georg Walter Leitner Program in International and Comparative Political Economy invites applications from graduate and undergraduate students at Yale University whose research focuses on political economy. Funds are available for Ph.D. candidates to prepare for dissertation research and to conduct research, and for undergraduate senior essay support and travel fellowships.
Georg Walter Leitner Program in International and Comparative Political Economy Research Grants is sponsored by Yale MacMillan Center. This program invites applications from graduate and undergraduate students at Yale University whose research focuses on political economy. Funds are available for Ph.D. candidates to prepare for and conduct dissertation research, as well as for graduate student training.
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