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Host Institution Research Support

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The Host Institution Research Support subcontract, issued by the Arts and Humanities Research Council under UK Research and Innovation, provides prime contractors on International Placement Scheme projects with immersive access to specialist expertise and collections. This agreement is designed to facilitate research on underrepresented cultures by granting researchers dedicated access to archives, curators, and physical residency spaces for durations ranging from two to six months. To qualify, participating entities must be leading global institutions possessing relevant collections. The primary deliverables include the provision of hosted research placements and facilitated access to critical materials. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of March 9, 2027.

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UKRI subcontract for research placements at global institutions, deadline March 9, 2027.

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International Placement Scheme 2027

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Provides immersive access to specialist expertise and collections for prime contractors on AHRC International Placement Scheme projects. Facilitates research on underrepresented cultures via dedicated access to archives, curators, and physical residency space for 2-to-6 months. Requires status as a leading global institution with relevant collections. Delivers a hosted research placement and facilitated access to critical materials.

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