H+U+D is a joint effort among the Schools of Arts and Sciences (SAS) and Design (PennDesign), and the Penn Institute of Urban Research (Penn IUR) whose objective is to promote synergies among the humanities and design disciplines. Beginning in 2018, the initiative takes “The Inclusive City” as its theme, focusing on issues of inclusivity and diversity. For more information on the initiative see: http://www.humanitiesurbanismdesign.com/
Mellon Undergraduate Research Fellows
Applications are now invited for the Mellon Undergraduate Research Fellowship program for Fall 2023. The renewed program places increased emphasis on the nurturing and mentoring of undergraduate researchers, ranging from sophomores to seniors. The program supports researchers who are working on topics dealing with the built environment of cities, landscapes, and architecture with attention to inclusivity and diversity and who wish to expand the inter-, trans-, and multidisciplinary character of their projects.
H+U+D Graduate Student Awards
The Project in Humanities, Urbanism, and Design (H+U+D), invites graduate students to submit research proposals for Academic Year 2023-24. Small grants will be awarded to support projects that align with the mission of the H+U+D project.
*Please note: this application is not mobile-friendly and should only be accessed using a computer web browser.*
Humanities, Urbanism, and Design
H+U+D is a joint effort among the Schools of Arts and Sciences (SAS) and Design (PennDesign), and the Penn Institute of Urban Research (Penn IUR) whose objective is to promote synergies among the humanities and design disciplines. Beginning in 2018, the initiative takes “The Inclusive City” as its theme, focusing on issues of inclusivity and diversity. For more information on the initiative see: http://www.humanitiesurbanismdesign.com/
Mellon Undergraduate Research Fellows
Applications are now invited for the Mellon Undergraduate Research Fellowship program for Fall 2023. The renewed program places increased emphasis on the nurturing and mentoring of undergraduate researchers, ranging from sophomores to seniors. The program supports researchers who are working on topics dealing with the built environment of cities, landscapes, and architecture with attention to inclusivity and diversity and who wish to expand the inter-, trans-, and multidisciplinary character of their projects.
H+U+D Graduate Student Awards
The Project in Humanities, Urbanism, and Design (H+U+D), invites graduate students to submit research proposals for Academic Year 2023-24. Small grants will be awarded to support projects that align with the mission of the H+U+D project.
*Please note: this application is not mobile-friendly and should only be accessed using a computer web browser.*