ProgramsResearch Funding
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- Faculty Research Fellows: The FRF program provides faculty members with course release, research funds, and community support to advance their research projects.
- Humanities Resesarch Awards: HRAs provide seed funding for faculty and graduate student research projects that enrich the humanities landscape at UT.
- 5x5 Seed Funding:
- Research Working Groups: RWG awards help faculty launch new collaborative projects in emerging areas of inquiry.
- Professional Development Programs:
- HI Events Co-Sponsorship:
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Research Funding
The Humanities Institute proudly offers support for the Humanities through incubator grants, research awards, fellowships, professional development programs, and event funding.
5x5 Incubator Grants
5×5 Incubator Grants support faculty collaborations across humanities disciplines with a $500 research award over the course of six months.
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Research Working Groups
RWG awards help faculty launch new collaborative projects with a funding award of $5,000 over the course of one year.
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Laboratory Catalyst Program
Up to $15,000 in programming funding over the course of three academic years for Humanities research laboratories.
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Humanities Research Awards
HRAs provide seed funding awards of $5,000 for faculty and $2,000 for student research projects over the duration of two years.
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Faculty Research Fellows
The FRF program grants a course release and supports a cohort that helps to advance faculty research over the course of one academic year.
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Events Co-Sponsorship
Event co-sponsorships provide funding assistance for events that are free and open to the UT community and the public.
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Research Working Groups
RWG awards help faculty launch new collaborative projects with a funding award of $5,000 over the course of one year.
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5x5 Incubator Grants
5×5 Incubator Grants support faculty collaborations across humanities disciplines with a $500 research award over the course of six months.
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Humanities Research Awards
HRAs provide seed funding awards of $5,000 for faculty and $2,000 for student research projects over the duration of two years.
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Faculty Research Fellows
The FRF program grants a course release and supports a cohort that helps to advance faculty research over the course of one academic year.
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Professional Development Program
The HI Professional Development Program emphasizes the process and practices of humanities research and includes workshops on topics and methods of interest to graduate students.
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Visiting Scholars
The HI invites scholars from other institutions to share knowledge with the UT Humanities community through the Visiting Scholars Program.
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HI Events Co-Sponsorship
Event co-sponsorships provide funding assistance for events that are free and open to the UT community and the public.
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Faculty Research Fellows
The FRF program grants a course release and supports a cohort that helps to advance faculty research over the course of one academic year.
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Professional Development Programs
The HI Professional Development Program emphasizes the process and practices of humanities research and includes workshops on topics and methods of interest to graduate students.
Learn More
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Laboratory Catalyst Program
Up to $15,000 in programming funding over the course of three academic years for Humanities research laboratories.
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HI Events Co-Sponsorship
Event co-sponsorships provide funding assistance for events that are free and open to the UT community and the public.
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Visiting Scholars
The HI invites scholars from other institutions to share knowledge with the UT Humanities community through the Visiting Scholars Program.
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