Created in March 1973 by Mr. Théodore Jean Lagonico, the Théodore Lagonico Foundation offers one or more fellowships each year to contribute to the graduate study costs or research costs of doctoral students enrolled at the University of Lausanne.
The grant(s) are meant for students or researchers of Swiss nationality interested in Greece or Greek students/ researchers who wish to study in Switzerland.
The student(s) or researcher(s) enrolled at the University of Lausanne will follow classes or conduct research in Classical Studies, mainly Greek archeology, Greek history, or Ancient Greek literature. Greek student(s) or researcher(s) must hold a Master’s Degree, and enroll at the University of Lausanne or become affiliated as visiting scholars with the University’s Institute of Archeology and Classical Sciences.
The goal of the Théodore Lagonico Foundation is to grant one or several fellowships to cover, in part or in full:
Théodore Jean Lagonico was born in Alexandria in 1887 and then studied at Trinity College in Oxford, where he received a Master of Arts degree.
He settled in Lausanne in 1939, where he lived until his death in 1981.
He was a lifelong patron of literature, music, and the arts.
Presidency
Mr Stéphane Lagonico, Esq.
Members
Prof. Anne Bielman Sanchez, Institute of Archeology and Classical Sciences
Prof. Sylvian Fachard, Institute of Archeology and Classical Sciences
Mrs Daliah Gonset
Prof. Liliane Michalik, Secretary
Administrator
Mrs Géraldine Gimmi
The Foundation provides funding to cover the graduate study fees for student(s) or researcher(s) enrolled at UNIL who will be following classes or conducting research in the field of Classical Studies, mainly Greek archeology, Greek history, or Ancient Greek.
The following are eligible:
To keep in mind:
Funding for a period of study or research may not exceed the expected length of study or research, except in case of exceptional circumstances.
Grants are awarded annually; the award of a grant or a half-grant does not imply its renewal.
Grants may not be extended. However, they may be renewed upon decision by the Foundation Board, which makes its decision annually. Award recipients must deliver a satisfactory report in the institution where the studies or research are undertaken.
Candidates must indicate if they applied for and/or received funding from other public or private organizations, well as the amount and length of such funding.
Grant application submissions are due at the Foundation before March 31 for the following academic year.
Documents in PDF format must be sent by March 31, at the latest, to: fondation_lagonico@unil.ch ou by post
At the end of the funding period, at the latest by March 31 of the calendar year following award receipt, the award recipient will give the Foundation Council a report on his or her progress, meaning:
In addition, he/she will go back to his/her initial support application form and fill in the greyed-out fields according to the work carried out.
According to the Foundation statutes, all published work from an awarded project must mention the Théodore Lagonico Foundation.
The Théodore Lagonico Foundation was created in 1973. Between 1974 and 2023, it has awarded 188 funding fellowships and grants.
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Fondation Théodore Lagonico
Direction de l'UNIL
Bâtiment Unicentre
CH-1015 Lausanne
Tél. +41 21 692 23 40
fondation_lagonico@unil.ch