My research has always been underpinned by external funding. Since 2008 I have received nearly £300,000 through various grants and fellowships, including €179,325.60 from the European Commission and £70,000 from the AHRC for various initiatives. This includes, among other awards:
Simone Veil Fellow, Project House Europe, Ludwig Maximilian University Munich (2024)
Carla Musterd award for outstanding contribution to teaching [link] (2022)
Dutch University Teaching Qualification, Basis Kwalificatie Onderwijs (BKO), 2020
EU Jean Monnet Module grant for project ‘From Multi- to Inter-disciplinary: The EU and the World’ [€30,000] (2019)
Jean Monnet EUCE Summer Research Scholar Program Grant, European Studies Centre, University of Pittsburgh [$3500] (2018)
EU Horizon 2020 Marie Curie Individual Fellowship [€179,325.60] (2016-18)
Project on EU commissioned by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland [€1000] (2016)
Nominated for Reading University’s ‘Teaching Excellence Award’ (2015)
AHRC network grant [£1,802.42] and Royal Historical Society conference grant [£200] for Sixth HEIRS conference [total £2002.42] (2010)
British Academy overseas research grant [£500] (2009)
AHRC travel grant [£3,177] (2009)
AHRC PhD full fees and maintenance grant [c.£60,000] (2008-12)
Dr. Matthew Broad 