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Now accepting applications from graduate students for scholarships to attend the Digital Humanities Summer Institute (DHSI) in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The deadline for applications is Friday, February 14, 2025 at 12:00 pm .
The Institute for the Humanities will provide funding for up to five humanities graduate students to attend the DHSI from May 26 - 30 or June 2 - 6, 2025 at the Université de Montréal, Canada. Each week will include skills training workshops as well as a selection of colloquia, “unconferences,” panels, and institute lectures.
The list of this year's courses, as well as other information about the program, can be found at https://dhsi.org/team/course-offerings/. This year's course offerings include topics such as podcasting, parctical JavaScript, digital approaches in music research, engaging play, race and social justice, among others.
Scholarships will cover the registration fee for one week and provide $500 in reimbursement towards travel. These scholarships require matching support from the applicant’s home department. We anticipate awarding five scholarships for summer 2025. Awards will be based on the plan of study, including the statement of interest and rationale for participation.
Please note: DHSI is also offering a number of individual scholarships for the Summer Institute. For more information about this opportunity, please visit their website.
Eligibility
Students enrolled in doctoral programs in LSA humanities departments at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor campus, are invited to apply.
Criteria for funding include: relevance of the course offerings to the applicant’s dissertation or collaborative project, need for (further) training pursuant to research for that dissertation or related project, and the applicant’s status in their graduate program. Students who have not received an Institute for the Humanities DHSI scholarship will have priority over those who have.
How & When to Apply
To apply, submit this form online. The form asks you to indicate a course you would like to attend and a rationale for your participation at Friday, February 14 at noon (12 pm). DHSI early registration ends April 1, 2025.
