When it comes to advancing your academic career, there’s no doubt that funding plays a pivotal role in your aspirations. Financial assistance can better equip you on your academic journey, and understanding which of our funding opportunities will best support you provides a leg-up during your time in graduate school.
If you’re a current PhD student or postdoctoral fellow and have a passion for advancing individual freedom, open societies, and civil discourse, IHS is eager to help you achieve your goals.
Humane Studies Fellowship
Current and recent PhD students can receive research support from our Humane Studies Fellowship (HSF). New Fellows and past recipients can be awarded up to $5,000 per request.
HSF recipients may also be eligible to receive assistance with individual academic advising, mentoring, networking programs, and other career-advancing resources available through IHS.
Previous recipients’ areas of research have varied, and qualifying fields of study include:
- Economics
- Political Science
- Philosophy
- Law
- History
- And similar disciplines within the social sciences and humanities
In addition to HSF, we also provide financial support through the Hayek Fund for Scholars.
Hayek Fund for Scholars
Through the Hayek Fund, Expense Support is awarded on a rolling basis and is designed to support a wide range of career advancement activities. Open to both graduate students and faculty, this program offsets research expenses including:
- Travel for conference presentations and archival research
- Research collaboration and hiring a research assistant
- Journal submission fees
- Purchase of data sets
- Book publication expenses (e.g. copy editing, indexing)
We are in the business of supporting scholars and want to mitigate the costs of graduate school so that students can focus on developing research and work towards their goal of a career in academia.
With our support, you can focus on projects that ignite your passion and advance your career.