If you are a cultural creator or researcher with a global outlook, the UNESCO World Heritage Residence Scholarship 2024 presents a unique opportunity. Launched by the Regional Assembly in Gävleborg in 2018, this scholarship is not just a grant; it’s a portal to cultural and artistic exploration, linking the World Heritage site Decorated Farmhouses of Hälsingland with other UNESCO World Heritage sites.
| 🌍 Global Reach | Open to applicants worldwide |
| 🏡 Residency | One or two World Heritage farms |
| 📅 Residency Duration | One month |
| 💰 Grant | 4,500 euro (50,000 SEK) |
| 🔍 Eligibility | Open to international cultural creators |
| 🎨 Project Diversity | Art, research, conservation, etc. |
| 📝 Application | Specific project details required |
| ⏳ Deadline | February 15, 2024 |
Benefits of the Scholarship
This residency scholarship is more than just a stay; it’s an immersive cultural experience:
- Residency at World Heritage Farms: Spend a month living in one or two of the World Heritage farms.
- Generous Grant: Receive approximately 4,500 euros (50,000 SEK) to bring your project to fruition.
Eligibility Criteria
- Global Participation: This scholarship welcomes applications from individuals worldwide.
- Diverse Applicants: Last year, over 350 applicants from 60 countries showcased a variety of projects, ranging from virtual reality, conservation, film, audio, dance, photography, storytelling, communication, sculpture, teaching, to handicraft.
UNESCO World Heritage Residence Scholarship Application Process
Detailed Application: Ensure to answer all questions in the application form thoroughly. Incomplete applications will be deemed invalid.
How to Apply: Submit your detailed project proposal via the application form available at Residence Scholarship Application Form.
For more information about the scholarship and its requirements, please visit World Heritage Residence Scholarship.
Application Deadline: Don’t miss the deadline of February 15, 2024. This is your chance to contribute to the rich tapestry of world heritage through your unique cultural or research project.