Monograph Fellowships from The Carlsberg Foundation are awarded to tenured senior researchers with 5–20 years of past tenure as an associate professor, senior researcher or professor affiliated to a Danish research institution within the humanities or social sciences with a project aimed at producing a ground-breaking monograph or advanced Danish doctoral dissertation.

At this workshop, two successful grantees of the Monograph Fellowship – Sara Dybris McQuaid and Henrik Zetterberg-Nielsen – will share their experiences with writing a successful application. Both grantees will do a presentation followed by questions.

Prior to the workshop, all attendees will receive examples of successful applications by e-mail.

After the workshop attendees will also be offered an internal reading of their application draft for the Monograph Fellowship.

The workshop will be in English, and coffee/tea will be served. If you have any questions, please reach out to Research Consultant, Helle Breth Klausen. 

• Please sign-up before June 3, 2024 

PROGRAMME:

12.00-12.10: Welcome and intro
Deputy Head of School for Research and External Collaborations at IKK, Tore Rye Andersen.

12.10-12.40: Presentation followed by questions
Sara Dybris McQuaid, Associate Professor at Department of English, was awarded the Monograph stipend for the project
ADMINISTRATIONS OF MEMORY AND THE POLITICS OF THE POST: NORTHERN IRELAND 1994 – 2024 in 2023.

12.40-12.50: Break (coffee)

12.50-13.20: Presentation followed by questions
Henrik Zetterberg-Nielsen, Professor at Department of Scandinavian Studies, was awarded the Monograph stipend for the project
NON-NORMATIVE SEXUALITIES TODAY AND HISTORICALLY – A NATURAL HISTORY OF PERVERSIONS, DEVIATIONS AND PARAPHILIAS in 2023.