Trinity College Dublin 2026 John Dillon Fellowship in Ancient Philosophy

Applications are now open for the Trinity College Dublin 2026 John Dillon Fellowship in Ancient Philosophy

• Table of Content
• About Trinity College Dublin
• John Dillon Fellowship in Ancient Philosophy
• Aim and Benefits of John Dillon Fellowship in Ancient Philosophy
• Requirements for John Dillon Fellowship in Ancient Philosophy Qualification
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

John Dillon Fellowship in Ancient Philosophy

Aim and Benefits of John Dillon Fellowship in Ancient Philosophy

This one-year fellowship covers an annual stipend of €13,500 and PhD fees up to and including non-EU fees.

Requirements for John Dillon Fellowship in Ancient Philosophy Qualification

New and continuing students, EU and non-EU, whose thesis topic is in the field of ancient philosophy. Previous recipients of the fellowship are eligible to apply again.

Application Deadline

How to Apply

New students who apply for admission by 1st April will automatically be considered for this award, provided that the thesis proposal is in the field of ancient philosophy. Continuing students wishing to be considered for the fellowship should contact Dr Alison Fernandes ([email protected]) before the 1st April. 

For more details, visit Trinity College Dublin feloowship webpage