National Museum Fellowships

The National Museum Fellowship program brings leading scholars to Canberra to help promote the National Museum as a centre of scholarly activity.

The Visiting Fellowships scheme encourages research relating to the Museum's collections and programs. It also maintains a flux of new ideas and expertise in the Museum.

Applications are sought each year. The 2008 round closed in September 2007.

The 2007 Visiting Fellows were:

> Dr Paul Arthur

> Dr Susan Cochrane

> Robyn Davidson

> Frank Moorhouse

The 2006 Visiting Fellows were:

> Dr Maria Nugent

The Director's Fellowship is a quarterly award which allows the foremost practitioners in disciplines across the Museum's themes to visit Canberra to
continue their research, consult with colleagues and to speak about their work.

The 2007 Director's Fellows were:

> Professor David Day

The 2007-08 Early Career Summer Fellows are: