Main Humanities Funders
This is a general list of significant federal, foundation, corporate, and regional funding bodies in the humanities. Many of these organizations fund collaborative project funding that involves more than one scholar, as well as projects that may involve activities beyond writing books and papers.
Learn about Main Humanities Funders
Opportunities and Deadlines
These funding opportunities are broken down by types of research project and organized by deadlines to assist you in planning your time. Select a list and scroll by deadline, or use the keyboard shortcut “Control+F” (or “Command+F” on a Mac) to search by field, discipline, or interest area.
Early Career Fellowships
This category of funding supports doctoral students at the pre-dissertation stages of their careers. Funding opportunities may include tuition scholarships, diversity fellowships for students from particular demographic groups, and general education support for certain topic areas
Research and Travel Funding
Funding for research and research travel at any point in graduate studies, including preliminary research and dissertation research.
Dissertation Completion
Dissertation completion fellowships and grants are a particular category of humanities funding for students in their final year of dissertation work, post-candidacy. The goal of these funding opportunities is to give students significant time to write their dissertations, thereby increasing the impact and quality of the dissertation.
Postdoctoral Fellowships
Fellowships and residential fellowships for scholars in their final year of the Ph.D. program and within a certain number of years of completing the Ph.D. (typically within five years).
International Students
This is a helpful list of funding resources that have been screened to verify the eligibility of international students studying at UF.
Prizes and Awards
Awards for graduate student achievement.
Digital Humanities
Support for digital humanities projects
Public Humanities
Support for publicly-engaged research, public programs, and K-12 teaching in the humanities