Harvard University's I Tatti Center supports interdisciplinary research and scholarly projects focused on advancing the study of the Italian Renaissance.
Funder: Harvard University
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (annual application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Typically supports conferences, courses, seminars, lectures, and scholarly books; specific award sizes vary by project type.
Summary: Supports interdisciplinary projects and scholarly work advancing research on the Italian Renaissance.
This program, administered by Harvard University's I Tatti Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, supports a range of interdisciplinary projects related to any aspect of the Italian Renaissance. Funding is available for academic initiatives such as conferences, courses, seminars, lectures, and the development of scholarly books. The program aims to foster innovative research and scholarly exchange in the field, encouraging both individual and collaborative projects that deepen understanding of the Italian Renaissance.