Love Ethic Faculty Fellowships
Notre Dame’s Love Ethic Faculty Fellowships fund interdisciplinary research on the role of love in ethical theory and practice during a year-long residential program.
Funder: University of Notre Dame
Due Dates: October 26, 2026 (Love Ethic Faculty Fellowships)
Funding Amounts: Up to $80,000 per fellowship, plus housing and research allowance; typically for one academic year in residence.
Summary: Residential fellowship supporting interdisciplinary research on love-based ethical frameworks at Notre Dame during the 2026–27 academic year.
Key Information: Open to faculty and independent scholars from any discipline; residency at Notre Dame required.
Description
The Love Ethic Faculty Fellowships, offered by the Institute for Ethics and the Common Good at the University of Notre Dame, support scholars whose research explores the intersection of love and ethics. This residential fellowship brings together a cohort of five scholars from diverse disciplines for the 2026–27 academic year, fostering collaboration and engagement in a vibrant interdisciplinary community. Fellows participate in regular seminars, retreats, and public engagement activities, advancing research that examines love as a moral, social, and political force.
Projects may address foundational moral theory, applied ethics, cultural or social issues, or the role of love in public policy, psychology, literature, and beyond. The program aims to elevate the study of love-based ethical frameworks and their real-world implications.
