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Residency Funding is sponsored by Institute for Humane Studies. Residency Funding supports PhD students and postdoctoral fellows seeking short-term placements at universities, academic centers, or research organizations beyond their home institution to accelerate dissertation progress, sharpen arguments, and build scholarly relationships.
Funding may be used to access datasets or archival materials, work with mentors, develop research partnerships, or contribute to scholarly projects.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Full-time PhD students and current postdoctoral fellows at any accredited university, including international institutions. Preference is given to proposals aligned with IHS's current research priorities: political and legal foundations of liberal democracy; economic freedom and the policy conditions for abundance; and institutional design questions that make self-government stable and effective. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Public Scholarship Support is sponsored by Institute for Humane Studies. IHS invites applications from scholars seeking to share their research with the public in print or multimedia formats. Projects can include producing or disseminating rigorous content for a general audience (articles, blog posts, trade books, podcasts) or building a personal platform/brand (launching a Substack or podcast, securing media appearances, organizing events).
Humane Studies Fellowships is sponsored by Institute for Humane Studies. The Humane Studies Fellowship is a non-residency fellowship program that awards funding to graduate students with research interests related to human flourishing in society, particularly those advancing ideas that support free societies through research and teaching in the humanities and social sciences.
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