Supports short-term research residencies for PhD students and postdocs to advance their research and foster collaborations at institutions beyond their own.
Funder: Institute for Humane Studies
Due Dates: Rolling
Funding Amounts: Up to $10,000 per residency; larger awards possible for exceptional projects; short-term residencies (1 week–1 month typical)
Summary: Supports short-term research residencies for PhD students and postdocs at institutions beyond their own to foster scholarly growth and collaboration.
Key Information: No institutional overhead or indirect costs allowed; rolling review with notification within 8 weeks.
This program provides funding for PhD students and postdoctoral fellows to undertake short-term research residencies—typically lasting from one week to one month—at universities, academic centers, or research organizations other than their home institution. The aim is to accelerate dissertation research, sharpen scholarly arguments, and foster lasting academic partnerships by immersing scholars in new intellectual environments. Funding can be used for accessing unique datasets or archival materials, direct collaboration with mentors or partners, developing research partnerships, or contributing to ongoing projects that align with the applicant’s research agenda. Scholars retain full independence over the design, analysis, and publication of their research.