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Welcome | About Us
Welcome to the Humanities Institute!
The Humanities Institute (HI) at The University of Texas at Austin is the hub for fostering and sustaining humanities research at UT. We assist researchers in securing and managing top-tier grants, promoting innovative projects across the university for faculty and students.
We support and showcase humanities-centered research involving faculty, students, and staff by offering guidance, funding opportunities, and collaboration. Our key initiatives include: AI+Science and Culture (AISCI), Digital Humanities (IDH), and the Intersectional Humanities Initiative (IHI).
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HI | Research Programs
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Grants & Award Management
The Humanities Institute (HI) is a central hub for humanities research at The University of Texas at Austin.
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Funded Proposal Examples
HI's Research Development & Grants office aims to be a resource hub for researchers and grant seekers in their funding strategies.
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Grant Funding Workshop & Tools
The Humanities Institute proudly offers comprehensive grant and research support to fuel the academic pursuits of our faculty and graduate students.
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Faculty Research Fellows Program
The Faculty Research Fellows (FRF) Program at the Humanities Institute within the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas at Austin is an opportunity for faculty members l to advance their work and enhance their research skills.
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Faculty - Student Research Program
The Faculty-Student Research Partnership Program (FSRP) at the Humanities Institute within the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas at Austin is an opportunity for faculty members looking for student assistance on a humanities project to partner with a student.
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Humanities Research Awards
The Humanities Research Awards (HRA) is a revitalized program designed for graduate students who have advanced to doctoral candidacy and are working on humanities-focused projects. Our goal is to provide funding and support to enhance the likelihood of successful project outcomes, such as publications, dissemination, and engagement, thereby enriching the humanities landscape at UT.
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HI | Initiatives Programs
Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Culture Initiative
The Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Culture Initiative (AISCI) serves as a hub for humanistic and humanistically led collaborative projects devoted to better understanding the social, political, ethical, and cultural dimensions of science, technology, health, and the environment.
Digital Humanities
The Initiative Digitial Humanities aims to support and connect Digital Humanities research through consultation, seed and bridge funding, grant writing and management support, and coordinated programming, including discussion groups and a lecture series.
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Intersectional Humanities
The Intersectional Humanities Initiative focuses on graduate student research working groups that bolster creativity and rigor in research methods by centering collaboration and community.
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HI | Research Development
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Faculty & Student Research Matching
As part of the Humanities Institute’s mission, we foster connections between faculty and students to promote collaborative research and learning opportunities.
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The Humanities Institute is dedicated to facilitating and encouraging scholars in the humanities and arts to getting research done.
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Humanities Research Funding Opportunities
Finding humanities-focused funding opportunities can be challenging because many of the sources are disconnected and decentralized.
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Contact Us
Humanities Institute
Tanya E. Clement, Director
CAL 208
The University of Texas at Austin
78712
512-471-8524