The John Rylands Research Institute is pleased to offer residencies of up to six months to early career researchers who work in the creative arts and whose research outputs are practice-based.

These residencies give early career researchers the opportunity to work at the John Rylands Library and experience first-hand the University of Manchester Library’s unique Special Collections which count among the foremost repositories of primary sources in the UK. These collections offer research potential across an exceptionally broad array of disciplines, chronologies and geographical areas.  The residencies also offer the opportunity to establish links with curators and academics at The University of Manchester.

Artists will receive £1,500 per month for a maximum of six months, plus desk space and access to specialist curatorial, grant-writing and academic support for the duration of their fellowship.

See further details at the link below.