The Count of Krigsvold Fellowship is a new annual award established to support graduate-level research in climate change and global conservation. This $1,000 grant reflects the Grand Duchy of Westarctica’s commitment to promoting scientific research and addressing the urgent challenges posed by a changing climate.
This fellowship empowers early-career researchers by providing financial assistance for innovative studies that contribute to the understanding and mitigation of climate change. The Count of Krigsvold Fellowship is open to graduate students worldwide who meet the following criteria:
The fellowship honors the legacy of the Krigsvold Nunataks, named after Sgt. Alvin I. Krigsvold, whose contributions to Antarctic exploration embody the spirit of discovery and perseverance. Located in Marie Byrd Land, these nunataks stand as a symbol of ongoing dedication to scientific exploration in Antarctica’s remote areas.
For more about the Krigsvold Nunataks, visit Krigsvold and Matikonis.
Ready to make an impact? Applications open on Februrary 1! Submit your materials before March 1 to be considered for the upcoming academic year on the submission website.
Learn more about Westarctica’s mission and initiatives by visiting the Westarctica website.