The Cogut Doctoral Certificate Fellowships at Brown University support doctoral students in collaborative, digital, or environmental humanities with funding and teaching relief for cross-disciplinary research.
Funder: Brown University
Due Dates: February 5, 2027
Funding Amounts: $1,000 research fund and full teaching relief for one academic year; non-deferrable; open to eligible doctoral students
Summary: Supports Brown doctoral students pursuing certificates in collaborative, digital, or environmental humanities with research funding and teaching relief to advance cross-disciplinary work.
The Cogut Doctoral Certificate Fellowships, offered by the Cogut Institute for the Humanities at Brown University, provide doctoral students with support to pursue advanced cross-disciplinary research in the humanities. The fellowship is designed for students working toward the Doctoral Certificate in Collaborative Humanities, Digital Humanities, or Environmental Humanities. Fellows receive a $1,000 research fund and are relieved of all departmental teaching duties for one academic year, enabling them to focus intensively on their research and training within the certificate program. The program aims to foster innovative scholarship, intellectual exchange, and collaborative seminar participation across the humanities and humanistic social sciences at Brown.