Humanities Research Grants
Cornell University's Humanities Research Grants fund innovative and collaborative humanities research, including public projects, translation, and student involvement, with a focus on impactful and interdisciplinary scholarship.
Funder: Cornell University
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $5,000 per project; microgrants up to $1,000 for student research assistants; funding covers activities through June 30, 2027.
Summary: Supports innovative humanities research, collaboration, and public-facing projects by Cornell faculty, including travel, translation, and student research assistance.
Key Information: Applicants cannot have received a Humanities Research or Impact Grant in the previous academic year; preference for assistant/associate faculty and those not funded in the past two years.
Description
The Humanities Research Grants at Cornell University provide funding for a wide range of humanities research activities, including individual and collaborative projects, public-facing initiatives, translation efforts, and interdisciplinary research involving faculty and students. Grants can be used for research and travel for book projects, performances, exhibitions, digital initiatives, and seminars. Funding is also available to support undergraduate or graduate student research assistants. The program prioritizes innovative, collaborative, and impactful humanities work that benefits the Cornell community and beyond. Funding is not intended for publication costs or conference travel.
