Ukrainian Studies Hub Research Grant supports Notre Dame and Ukrainian Catholic University faculty research on Ukraine to advance academic outputs and strengthen the universities’ partnership.
Funder: University of Notre Dame
Due Dates: Rolling (Research proposals, until academic-year funds are depleted)
Funding Amounts: $10,000–$20,000 per project over 12–24 months
Summary: Supports research on Ukraine and Ukrainian Studies that advances academic outputs and Notre Dame’s partnership with Ukrainian Catholic University.
Key Information: UCU applicants must partner with eligible Notre Dame faculty, who submit on behalf of the team.
The Ukrainian Studies Hub within Notre Dame’s Nanovic Institute for European Studies supports research connected to Ukraine and Ukrainian Studies. The program aims to deepen Notre Dame’s links to Ukraine, particularly Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU), and strengthen its contribution to academic research in Ukrainian Studies. Projects are expected to serve Notre Dame’s commitment to Ukraine and its partnership with UCU, producing academic outputs, especially publications and joint events.
The grant welcomes proposals across disciplines and interdisciplinary projects. Selection priorities include research on normative questions: religious and moral aspects, attention to the peripheries and the most vulnerable, integral human development, resilience and recovery, and challenges of justice and peace. Proposals jointly developed with UCU faculty receive priority. Selection is competitive and conducted in consultation with UCU leadership.