Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy Awards 2027
Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy
- Type
- Grant
- Support
- US$10,000 per grant: US$7,500 at the start and US$2,500 once the dissertation is approved, a peer-reviewed article is accepted, or a book chapter is commissioned. Trustees may also give two special awards of an extra US$5,000 and US$3,000.
- Deadline
- 1 Dec 2026
- Eligibility
- Current PhD or DrPH candidates working on their dissertation, from any country or university, who don't yet hold a PhD and whose proposal or topic has been approved. You can apply only once, unless your earlier application was before 2023.
About this grant
The Horowitz Foundation gives small grants to doctoral students in the social sciences whose research bears on social policy, locally or globally. Trustees judge the whole application on significance, feasibility, originality, method and recommendations, with no single factor weighted most. You apply online with a 750-word project description, a CV and recommenders, all in English. Winners are announced in June, and grants go to individuals, not institutions.
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Apply on Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy(opens in a new tab)https://apply.mykaleidoscope.com/program/HorowitzFoundation2026-2027Application
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