Fellowships

Providing research and professional training for young adults.

Our Research, Food, and Oral History fellowships invite candidates to acquire experience and practice skills related to increasing access to Montreal’s unique Jewish arts, culture and history.


Our fellowships are awarded to emerging cultural workers, academics, and young people interested in Jewish culture and history, to create content that enriches the Museum’s programs, while fostering learning and career development. Each fellowship stream is a commitment of 3 to 4 months full-time in the summer. Part-time opportunities and fellowship extensions in the fall and winter may sometimes be available.me.

Fellowships
at a glance

Professional Experience

Gain professional work experience and develop your research skills 
by performing in-depth primary and secondary source research.

Immersive
Learning

Immerse yourself in learning about Montreal’s culture and history,
while spending your summer outdoors exploring the city.

Public
Engagement

Represent the Museum on the public stage, educating diverse
visitors in fun and engaging ways.

Creative
Community

Join a community of young scholars and cultural workers and leave 
an impact on the Museum through your research and creative projects.

“The Museum sparked my curiosity to learn more about the places I come from and the places I live today…it directly influenced my career path into museum and archival work – both in the workplace and in returning to graduate school for a degree in digital mapping. I am forever grateful for the experience I had at MJM – it has made me who I am today!”

Olivia Maccioni
Food Fellowship Alumni

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