Brown University's Collaborative Humanities Graduate Seminars fund team-taught, cross-disciplinary graduate courses fostering innovative humanities research and teaching.
Funder: Brown University
Due Dates: September 22, 2025 | September 22, 2026
Funding Amounts: $2,000–$2,500 per seminar for instructional and programming support; awarded per accepted proposal.
Summary: Supports innovative, team-taught graduate seminars advancing cross-disciplinary research and teaching as part of Brown’s Doctoral Certificate in Collaborative Humanities.
Key Information: Brief proposals (course title and up to 140-word description) must be emailed by the deadline; open to Brown faculty pairs.
The Collaborative Humanities Graduate Seminars at Brown University are designed to foster cross-disciplinary research and curricular innovation in the humanities. These graduate-level seminars are team-taught by faculty pairs—often from different departments—and form a central part of the Doctoral Certificate in Collaborative Humanities. The program encourages new approaches to course content and pedagogy, enabling courses to be cross-listed across departments and to contribute toward both the collaborative and digital humanities certificate curricula. The initiative aims to advance humanities research and promote collaboration across academic fields at Brown.