Bursaries
The Honor Frost Foundation offers a number of bursaries each year to support students and early career researchers from the eastern Mediterranean to attend conferences, workshops and events relevant to the maritime archaeology of the region.
The Foundation makes every attempt to provide at least three months between a bursary being awarded and the start of the event/training, to allow for the Visa process. It is therefore the responsibility of all recipients to begin the Visa application as soon as possible upon being awarded. For the Fieldwork Bursary and the Training Bursary please ensure you allow enough time between applying and the fieldwork/course starting, we recommend around four months to enable a decision to be made and for the Visa process.
The Foundation will also help with letters of support, but cannot action these at the last minute, so please also bear this in mind during the application process.
If you require a letter of support you can also download and fill in this request and email it to neelam.s@honorfrostfoundation.org
Below are details of current bursaries available.
MAGS 2023
Maritime Archaeology Graduate Symposium (MAGS) – 2023 The Maritime Archaeology Graduate Symposium (MAGS) was first established in 2018 to allow young researchers at the Master, PhD, and early post-doctoral stages to engage with conference attendance and paper presentation in front
Fieldwork Bursary
Annual Fieldwork Bursary The Foundation offers an Annual Fieldwork Bursary. We are offering funding of between €500 – €1000 per applicant to participate in a maritime archaeological fieldwork project in order to gain more field experience. Eligible applicants should be
HFF Training Bursary
HFF Training Bursary The Foundation offers bursaries to current HFF scholars, as well as students and early career researchers from the HFF region, to participate in training events/courses relevant to their studies/research. The Foundation does offer specific bursaries for some