Constant H. Jacquet Research Award supports students and scholars studying religion through social scientific research, prioritizing applied work relevant to religious organizations, leaders, and practitioners.
The Jack Shand Research Grants from the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion fund innovative social scientific research projects focused on religion and its societal impact.
Student Research Grants support graduate students’ dissertations and other significant research, funding practical research costs to advance the social scientific study of religion.
AAR Dissertation Research Grants support doctoral students’ research across religious studies sub-disciplines, covering dissertation research expenses to help them complete their doctoral degrees.
AAR Individual Research Grants support scholars’ individual projects, including fieldwork and archival or library travel, to advance scholarship and understanding in the study of religion.
Joseph H. Fichter Research Grant Competition supports scholars’ direct research costs for sociological studies of women in religion, gender, and sexualities, leading to reports and conference presentations.