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The Museum is Open

In the event of a government shutdown, our Museum will remain open to the public through at least December 24, 2024. More information about visiting the Museum can be found on Plan Your Visit.

Academic Research

Opportunities for Academics

  • Fellowships

    Museum fellowships support research about the Holocaust from scholars of all disciplines.

  • Conferences and Workshops

    The Center offers a variety of programs to help ensure the development of future generations of Holocaust studies scholars.

  • Faculty Seminars

    Our seminars assist faculty members who are teaching or preparing university-level courses on the Holocaust.

  • Campus Outreach Programs

    These programs further the study and teaching of the Holocaust on campuses through North America.

  • Emerging Scholars Program

    This program helps young scholars who are writing their dissertations or working on postdoctoral projects to publish their first books.

  • Internships

    The Museum’s internship program enables qualified candidates to learn about the Holocaust and how the Museum operates.

  • Research Support for Holocaust Scholars

    These programs advance original research on the Holocaust through support for nontenured faculty and unaffiliated scholars.

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About the Mandel Center
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Academic Research

The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies is a leading generator of new knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust.