Postgraduate researchers and early career scholars working in Romantic Studies are invited to apply for a Stephen Copley Research Award. The BARS Executive Committee has established the bursaries in order… Read more »
The Bodleian Libraries are now accepting applications for the Carr-Thomas-Ovenden Visiting Fellowship in English Literature to be taken up during academic year 2027-28. Bodleian Visiting Fellowships support periods of research in the Special… Read more »
BARS is pleased to announce the relaunch of its conference and seminar support scheme. Applicants may apply for up to £500 from BARS to support seminar and conference activities. The… Read more »
The John Clare Society operates an annual bursary scheme under the Ronald Blythe Fellowship. The bursaries provide up to £1,000 for PhD students researching in the field of John Clare… Read more »
The British Association for Romantic Studies (BARS) would like to invite applications for a Communications Fellow to assist with the BARS Blog and social media for a period of one year… Read more »
The Keats-Shelley Association of America is looking for a new Communications Fellow! Job Description Keats-Shelley Association of America (K-SAA) Stipend: $1000 Hours: 5 hours/week Communications fellows play an important role… Read more »
Dear BARS colleagues, I am writing with news of a funded PhD position in Cork, to work as part of the nationally funded Research Ireland Rinn Artificial Intelligence network on… Read more »
Liverpool John Moores UniversityOutlineNineteenth-Century Matters is an initiative jointly run by the British Association for Romantic Studiesand the British Association for Victorian Studies. Now in its tenth year, it is… Read more »
ASSISTANT/PHD POSITION IN BRITISH OR AMERICAN LITERATURE (100%) STARTING DATE: 1 AUGUST 2026 The Institute of English Studies at the University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland, is looking to hire a full-time… Read more »
We invite applications from qualified candidates who wish to complete a fully-funded doctorate examining the diverse ways in which eighteenth-century readers lived actively with print. The project will focus on… Read more »