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International Placement Scheme 2027

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The International Placement Scheme 2027, administered by the Arts and Humanities Research Council under UK Research and Innovation, provides early career researchers and AHRC-funded doctoral students with immersive overseas placements lasting between two and six months. The program is designed to grant researchers access to specialist expertise and internationally renowned collections at leading global institutions, specifically to enhance the quality of research on underrepresented cultures and histories. Current host institutions are located in the UK, Japan, and China, with planned expansions into Europe and the Global South. Total program funding is 391,074, with individual award floors of 2,070 and ceilings of 18,500. The solicitation was posted on November 2, 2026, with a response deadline of March 9, 2027. Award holders are responsible for securing J-1 compliant health insurance and coordinating visa processing through the OGA. Stipends for the 2027 cycle will be determined by a location principle to account for specific regional costs of living. Applicants must submit a detailed proposal including research questions, methodologies, and timelines, ensuring alignment with the expectations of their prospective advisors. The program emphasizes international networking and the establishment of long-term collaborations while maintaining safety monitoring through UKRI overseas offices and British Embassies.

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AHRC funds overseas research placements for early career researchers and doctoral students.

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