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Applications for Middle East Studies Research Travel Awards Now Open | Center for Middle East Studies | Brown University Center for Middle East Studies Applications for Middle East Studies Research Travel Awards Now Open Middle East Studies research travel awards are grants available to undergraduate and graduate students intended to defray some of the costs of transportation for research projects focused on the Middle East.
Our research travel funding is for the purpose of developing the student's research project, not for attending a conference or language classes that don't directly further research into the capstone or thesis project or the dissertation. Recent award recipients have used the funds for archival research, archaeological digs, ethnographic fieldwork, and furthering languages studies to allow them to read material in its original language.
Undergraduate applicants: apply here Graduate applicants: apply here Graduate students can receive up to $1,500; MES undergraduate students can receive up to $1,000. Priority will be given to Middle East Studies concentrators using the funds towards developing their research project for the senior Capstone or Honors Thesis.
Undergraduate students in concentrations other than Middle East Studies but with Middle East-related research will be considered. Deadline for the Fall cycle is November 21, 2025, 4:00 p. m.
ET. Applications are reviewed at the subsequent CMES faculty steering committee meeting. Preference will be given to first-time applicants.
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