Fundación Duques de Soria supports scholarship in Spanish language, Hispanic studies, and related cultural heritage work, with a strong emphasis on international researchers and university-based projects. Its giving is especially distinctive for combining residential research fellowships in Soria with competitive awards for multinational research teams and targeted prizes that strengthen Hispanism in specific academic communities, such as Belgium. Overall, the foundation appears to fund humanities research, scholarly collaboration, and the dissemination of academic work rather than broad social-service programming.
Primarily competitive, invitation-like academic grantmaking with named calls for applications, biennial prizes, and research residencies. Awards range from small travel-and-living stipends for scholars staying in Soria to mid-sized seminar support and a large €50,000 prize for a multinational research team; many grants are tied to specific programs, deadlines, and jury review.
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Watch for program-specific calls and deadlines rather than a general open application portal. For the 2026 seminar competition, the first phase runs from January 12 to March 12, 2026; applicants should submit a concrete research project, demonstrate scholarly excellence, and be prepared to document travel and expenses, especially for Soria-based residencies and team seminars.
Current and upcoming funding from Fundación Duques de Soria that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects of research excellence that contribute outstandingly to the promotion and dissemination of Hispanism around the world.
Who can apply: Best candidate with a proven record of scientific excellence and a concrete academic project related to international Hispanism.
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