This is an opportunity for the fellow to engage with a community of scholars from around the world. The fellow is fully integrated into one of the Museum's curatorial departments. The individual works directly with one or more curators, who serve as supervisors and mentors throughout the term of the fellowship. Candidates must hold a doctoral degree (or international equivalent) in art history or archaeology with a specialization related to one of the projects above. The candidate must have received the degree within five years of the start date of the fellowship (that is, September 1 of the year following the application deadline). Applicants must submit three letters of recommendation and a project proposal or statement. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.