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The Fulbright South African Research Scholar Program (SARSP) is an opportunity for South African university faculty or research institute professionals to conduct research in their field of expertise at a U.S. academic or research institution for a period of 3 to 9 months.

The Royal Society Africa Prize is to recognize research scientists based in Africa who are making an innovative contribution to the sciences.

The Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship Program is an established national initiative that provides award winners the opportunity to conduct their own research in any area. This program has a few key features. It has individual, prestigious awards for excellent research in the name of the applicant. It also has an objective selection process using international and independent expert peer review. The Postgraduate Scholarship Program contains funding across all disciplines, from archaeology to zoology. Finally, it has awards for bottom-up, non-directed research, with the exception of those funded by our strategic funding partners. The scholarship program provides a stipend of 18,500 per annum; a contribution to fees, including non-EU fees, up to a maximum of 5,750 per annum; and covers eligible direct research expenses of 3,250 per annum. There is no age limit for applicants to be eligible. To apply, all applicants must be affiliated with an eligible Irish higher education institution or research-performing organization.

The Beckman Center offers an array of post-doctoral, dissertation, short-term, and distinguished fellowships for both extended stays and shorter durations on an annual cycle for scholars whose research would benefit from the use of their collections. While in residence, fellows are expected to participate in regular informal writing groups, give at least one lecture, and more generally contribute to the vitality of our fellowship community.