Year-long humanities fellowships for accomplished scholars who have held a PhD for at least 4 years prior to the start of the fellowship. Offers research time, a stipend, and office space in Storrs, CT (Deadline in February).
Hosts 3–5 external fellows annually, open to junior and senior faculty. Fellows focus on research, engage with Wellesley’s intellectual community, and may help develop center programming (Deadline in December).
Accepts policy-relevant, non-partisan proposals that address key issues confronting the United States and the world. Fellows are appointed for 12 months, working remotely with occasional travel to Washington, D.C (Deadline in September).
Supports early-career researchers in political science, computational social science, sociology, or computer science to work with proprietary datasets and produce original research at the intersection of AI, public values, and democratic governance.
Offers 1-3 month short-term and 9-month long-term research fellowships for Ph.D. holders conducting original, multidisciplinary work using Folger collections on the early modern world, with virtual options available (Deadline in January).
Offers faculty a semester to a full year of on-site research at a U.S. Navy laboratory across various disciplines. Open to U.S. citizens and permanent residents (Applications accepted six months prior to the proposed start date).
Offers long-term, four- to nine-month residential fellowships in Chicago to support innovative humanities research using its six-century collection. Eligibility requirements vary by program (Deadlines in November).
Awards annual residential fellowships in Princeton, NJ, for junior and senior scholars conducting research on a designated theme or open social science topics. Applicants must hold a Ph.D. by the time of application (Deadline in October).
This Princeton-based residential fellowship supports research across diverse historical fields, including Asian, European, and Islamic history, art history, and the history of science. Open to published scholars who hold a Ph.D. (Deadline in October).
Awards residential fellowships in Stanford, CA, to foster a community of scholars in the humanities and interpretive social sciences. Open to faculty of all ranks who hold a Ph.D. and at least three years of post-doctoral experience (Deadline in October).
