Grants & bursaries

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AARG Fund

Since 2021 AARG offers funding for its members and Working Groups for projects that further the objectives of the Group. Applicant who is currently a member of AARG and has been so for at least 2 consecutive years or is an employee of an organisation that has AARG corporate membership may submit a funding Application as Principal Investigator (PI).

Funding for project work will preferentially be awarded to Applications that demonstrably advance knowledge and understanding within the field of aerial archaeology. By this we mean projects in support of one or more of the following broad purposes: field or desk-based work, publication (excluding journal publication costs), public engagement, collection of airborne remote sensing data, education and training (of an individual or a group). 

Guidelines for Applications

More information on who can apply, the scope of the Fund as well as commitments of the successful candidate can be downloaded as a printable document (pdf) following the link below:

How to apply

The call for AARG Fund applications is now closed.

To apply for funding from the AARG Fund, please fill the Application Form and send it to @ AARG Chair. The form can be downloaded as a fillable document (pdf) following the link below:

Note: It is essential that you consult the Guidelines on the AARG Fund before completing this form.

AARG Student Bursary

AARG has a limited number of student bursaries for attendance at its annual meeting. These are aimed at supporting bona fide students who are interested in aerial archaeology and who wish to attend.

If you wish to apply for a bursary, you should write an email to @ AARG Chair with information about your interests in archaeology and aerial archaeology, as well as your place of study.

The annual closing date for applications to the annual AARG conference is 31 May. Other meetings for which bursaries may be available will be advertised on an ad hoc basis.

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