State Library of Queensland Research Fellowships (six available) 

Want to be part of something exceptional? 

Applications are now open for State Library of Queensland’s research fellowships totaling $80,000 as part of the Queensland Memory Awards

The opportunity 

Fellowships offer a unique opportunity for researchers and creatives of all kinds to immerse themselves in State Library of Queensland’s vast collections, gain access to expert staff and bring to life new stories to advance the understanding of Queensland’s cultural heritage. 

This year there are six fellowships available – 

  • John Oxley Library Fellowship ($20,000) – uncover Queensland’s limitless history. 
  • Monica Clare Research Fellowship ($15,000) – help share Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander culture. 
  • Mittelheuser Scholar in Residence ($15,000) – create new tools and thinking for galleries libraries, archives and museums. 
  • Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame Fellowship ($15,000) – investigate Queensland’s diverse business and economic history. 
  • Inaugural Christina Boughen OAM Fellowship ($10,000) – research the legacy of this influential musician. 
  • Letty Katts Fellowship ($5,000) – explore Queensland’s music history. 

About State Library of Queensland 

Founded in 1896, State Library of Queensland is the leading reference and research library in Queensland. State Library is responsible for collecting and preserving a comprehensive collection of Queensland’s cultural and documentary heritage, providing free access to information for all Queenslanders and for the advancement of public libraries across the State. 

State Library plays a lead role in serving all Queenslanders, through state-wide library services and partnerships with more than 320 vibrant public libraries and Indigenous Knowledge Centres in Queensland. 

Interested? If you’re interested in applying for a State Library of Queensland research fellowship, refer to the fellowships guidelines and read the FAQs page. 

Applications close 5pm AEST, Friday 15 July. Start your research endeavour at slq.qld.gov.au/qma 

For more information contact fellowships@slq.qld.gov.au 

The Queensland Memory Awards are made possible by the support of donors through the Queensland Library Foundation. 

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