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  1. A Ukrainian citizen employed by or cooperating with academic, expert, or analytical institutions based in Ukraine, with a proven research record, currently conducting or planning to conduct scientific research in the thematic scope of the programme.
  2. A Ukrainian citizen without a doctoral degree, who is either pursuing a doctoral programme or has a documented research record, and is conducting or planning to conduct research within the programme’s thematic scope.

The research topics include:

  • The interplay and interaction of Polish and Ukrainian political thought and historiography
  • The struggle of the Russian Empire against the heritage of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (1772–1917)
  • Soviet repression in Soviet Ukraine
  • Political and economic challenges for Polish-Ukrainian relations in light of Russian aggression
  • Cultural cooperation between Poland and Ukraine after 1991
  • EU and Euro-Atlantic integration – opportunities and challenges
  • Polish contribution to the development of international law

The fellowships are awarded for four months: from 1 August to 30 November 2025.

The total amount is PLN 12,000, paid in four monthly instalments of PLN 3,000 each.

  1. Submission of applications
  2. Formal evaluation – verification of completeness and eligibility
  3. Substantive evaluation – carried out by an Expert Committee appointed by the Centre's Director
  4. Results – sent via email; a summary is published online

Applications are assessed in two stages: formal and substantive.

Formal assessment checks whether the application:

  • Was submitted on time by an eligible person
  • Contains all required attachments
  • Fits within the thematic scope of the programme

Substantive evaluation by an independent Expert Committee assesses:

  • Quality and originality of the research project
  • Relevance of the topic to the programme’s objectives
  • Scientific value and publication potential
  • Coherence and feasibility of the research plan
  • Applicant’s academic achievements

Clarity of description and well-justified research goals also matter.

Applications must be submitted via the application generator available at: stypendium.mieroszewski.pl.

  • Detailed research project description (objectives, questions, sources, expected outcomes)
  • At least two recommendations (from institutions or individuals)
  • Academic CV
  • Copies of two publications (or excerpts)
  • Document confirming Ukrainian citizenship

Applications may be submitted in Polish or Ukrainian.

The application deadline is 21 May 2025.

Scholarship decisions are made by the Expert Committee appointed by the Centre’s Director.

Applicants who received the scholarship in the previous edition are not eligible to apply again.

  1. A Ukrainian citizen employed by or cooperating with academic, expert, or analytical institutions based in Ukraine, with a proven research record, currently conducting or planning to conduct scientific research in the thematic scope of the programme.
  2. A Ukrainian citizen without a doctoral degree, who is either pursuing a doctoral programme or has a documented research record, and is conducting or planning to conduct research within the programme’s thematic scope.

The research topics include:

  • The interplay and interaction of Polish and Ukrainian political thought and historiography
  • The struggle of the Russian Empire against the heritage of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (1772–1917)
  • Soviet repression in Soviet Ukraine
  • Political and economic challenges for Polish-Ukrainian relations in light of Russian aggression
  • Cultural cooperation between Poland and Ukraine after 1991
  • EU and Euro-Atlantic integration – opportunities and challenges
  • Polish contribution to the development of international law

The fellowships are awarded for four months: from 1 August to 30 November 2025.

The total amount is PLN 12,000, paid in four monthly instalments of PLN 3,000 each.

  1. Submission of applications
  2. Formal evaluation – verification of completeness and eligibility
  3. Substantive evaluation – carried out by an Expert Committee appointed by the Centre's Director
  4. Results – sent via email; a summary is published online

Applications are assessed in two stages: formal and substantive.

Formal assessment checks whether the application:

  • Was submitted on time by an eligible person
  • Contains all required attachments
  • Fits within the thematic scope of the programme

Substantive evaluation by an independent Expert Committee assesses:

  • Quality and originality of the research project
  • Relevance of the topic to the programme’s objectives
  • Scientific value and publication potential
  • Coherence and feasibility of the research plan
  • Applicant’s academic achievements

Clarity of description and well-justified research goals also matter.

Applications must be submitted via the application generator available at: stypendium.mieroszewski.pl.

  • Detailed research project description (objectives, questions, sources, expected outcomes)
  • At least two recommendations (from institutions or individuals)
  • Academic CV
  • Copies of two publications (or excerpts)
  • Document confirming Ukrainian citizenship

Applications may be submitted in Polish or Ukrainian.

The application deadline is 21 May 2025.

The scholarships are awarded by a Committee of Experts appointed by the Director of the Centre.

Applicants who received the scholarship in the previous edition are not eligible to apply again.

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