To encourage new contributions to scholarship in the digital humanities, the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO) offers bursaries to students and early career scholars whose submissions have been accepted for presentation at DH2026. Both online and in-person conference attendees are eligible for the award. Online presenters will have the virtual registration fee paid for. In-person presenters will receive funding to offset the costs of travel, up to €550. Bursary recipients travelling intercontinentally may request up to €300 in additional funding to defray travel costs.
If you want to be considered for ADHO’s Conference Bursary Awards for DH2026, please complete and submit this form by April 1, 2026. You will also need to upload a one-page CV along with your accepted submission. Please note that you need a Google account to fill out the form. Applicants who are unable to obtain a Google account are welcome to apply by compiling the answers to the questions in this document into a PDF file and send it to secretary@adho.org.
For more information about the award and terms, please visit the information page or contact Keli Du (duk{at}uni-trier{dot}de), Stefano Morello (veritas44{at}gmail{dot}com) or Tianyi Kou-Herrema (koutiany{at}msu{dot}edu).