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Scholarship holders

Fall-Winter 2024/2025

Ediz Hazir, MA

PhD student in History
Title research: Religious Diplomacy between Paris, Rome, and Istanbul: The Assumptionist Order and the Roman Catholic Church in the Ottoman Empire (1863- 1914)

Elli Stogiannou, MA

preparing PhD position
Title research: Imperialism, Identity, and Gender in the Early Modern Mediterranean

Fenna Visser, BA

RMA student in Classics and Ancient Civilisations
Title research: The public presence of North Africans in Rome from 146 BCE until 180 CE

Francesco Gavioli, MA

preparing a PhD-project
Title research: Transmission of Antiquity. The reinterpretation of classical models and stances in Quattrocento workshops through the lens of digital technologies

Janis Oomen, MA

PhD student in Archaeology / Ancient History
Title research: Traditions of the Past, Innovations of the Present. Identity Formation in the Inscribed Funerary Monuments of Roman Sicily

Koen Klein, BA

MA student in Ancient History / Premaster Archaeology
Title research: Building beyond Rome, Urban Innovation in Roman Latium and Campania

Maarten Schmaal, MA

Ted Meijer Prize Winner 2023

Maarten van Deventer, PhD

preparing a postdoctoral project
Title research: Kerkstichtingen in Rome, 476- 751 AD.

Marcello de Vos, MA

PhD student in Archaeology/ Ancient history
Title research: Society before the city: Settlement development and centralization in Latium Vetus from the Late Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age

Oonagh Grant, BA

RMA student in Modern History and International Relations
Title research: “The Fatherland is also served by sweeping one’s home” - A gendered history of Fascist youth movements in Italy, 1929-1943

Puck de Boer, MA

Werkgroep Italië Studies Thesis Prize Winner 2024 
Title research: Trials of Honour. Masculinity, violence and emotions in the modern Italian military (1861-1919)
Timmermans, Stijn

Stijn Timmermans, MA

preparing PhD position
Title research: The admirable antagonist: how Livy’s third decade helped shape the exemplum of Hannibal in Silius Italicus’ Punica