The Mellon Fellowship Programme at LSE in Cities and the Humanities is now open

12 April 2013

The London School of Economics is launching an innovative programme to engage the humanities with the social and spatial dynamics of cities.

We are seeking dynamic and engaged scholars and practitioners – currently developing their careers in the arts, literature, philosophy or another related field – to contribute to the interdisciplinary work of LSE Cities, an international research centre that explores the interactions between space and society.

The aim of the programme is to allow meaningful intellectual exchange and practical collaboration between the humanities and urbanism. Spending nine months at LSE Cities, the candidate would develop his/her own research in the context of the work on the urban environment carried out by the department. Selection will be made on the basis of original contributions to the field including interdisciplinary approaches to the analysis of the past, present and future cultures of the city – through writing, curating, public engagement or other narrative means.

The programme is now open for applications, closing on 19 May 2013 (23:59 UK time).

For full details visit https://lsecities.net/about/mellon/