As part of our aim to ‘further education, learning, and research related to the history of late medieval England (and in particular the life and reign of King Richard III) and to disseminate the results of such education, learning and research’, the Trust is delighted to offer opportunities for scholars working on fifteenth-century studies.
We offer grants for research projects, for publication costs, and for ad hoc expenses (including archival trips, imaging costs, and permission fees). The Trust actively publishes its own monographs, critical source editions, and volumes of collected essays, and welcomes applications for new publications. Anyone working on or researching late medieval England in all its forms is eligible to apply for a grant or submit a proposal for a volume. We welcome applications from PGRs and ECRs as well as established academics and independent researchers.
We are currently redesigning our grant application forms, but if you wish to submit an application for a grant or would like more information please contact our secretary, Dr Richard Asquith, at yorkisthistorytrust@gmail.com or use our Contact page.
