UF Internal Faculty Funding

UF offers several funding opportunities for faculty research and teaching in the humanities. This list provides a survey of funding opportunities offered through the university.

UF Internal Awards

Office of the Provost Deadlines and General Information – for an overview of opportunities and dates for faculty awards

UF Office of Research

UF Research is committed to facilitating the research and scholarship successes of our faculty by creating effective collisions between researchers and funding opportunities.  

Humanities Scholarship Enhancement Fund The UF Office of Research supports the Humanities Scholarship Enhancement Fund (HSEF) competition as a way of stimulating new or existing research activity in the humanities—particularly that which may lead to extramural funding. Research Opportunity Seed Fund The Research Opportunity Seed Fund targets multidisciplinary, faculty-initiated research projects with potential for extramural support. Support for Meetings, Workshops, and Conferences Support is available to assist with the organizational expenses of national meetings sponsored by the University of Florida up to a maximum of $3,000.

UF Units

Funding for faculty research, teaching, and other projects is also available from a variety of UF units.  

Bob Graham Center for Public Service: Haskell Faculty Research Award The Haskell Faculty Research Award program supports faculty research related to the Center’s principles of civic engagement, public leadership, and public service. Center for European Studies Internal Grants The Center awards multiple grants to assist research and teaching in European Studies. Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies: Charles T. Woods Faculty Grant The Charles T. Woods Faculty Grant supports faculty research or service intervention projects that benefit LGBTQ+ communities. University of Florida International Center The UFIC awards multiple grants to assist faculty research, teaching, and other funded opportunities that encourage international engagements. Samuel Procter Oral History Program Julian Pleasants Travel Award On a bi-yearly basis, the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program grants a researcher with the Julian Pleasants Travel Award, designed to promote cutting edge oral history research. UF Information Technology: Technology Fee Academic Innovation Grants The Technology Fee funds projects for utilizing technology in a new way to further teaching and learning.