Information about opportunities that are available through initiatives of DS @UM.
New graduate fellowships coming for 2025/2026
We are currently developing new graduate fellowships for the 2025/2026 academic year. Check back here or sign up for our newsletter for more details soon.
ARDRI: Anti-Racist Digital Research Institute
The Anti-Racist Digital Research Institute is a mini-grant program that supports early-stage digital scholarship projects that advance anti-racism and social justice in the humanities, arts, and humanistic social sciences.
Past Opportunities
Digital Scholarship Certificate
A certificate program to help graduate students gain digital skills important to educators and researchers. Designed to allow graduate students to work and learn as a small cohort, this is an extracurricular, non-credit bearing, certificate for graduate students.
Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellowship 2025
The Institute for the Humanities, U-M Library, and LSA are pleased to announce a new Digital Scholarship Fellowship as part of the Institute for the Humanities Faculty Fellowships.
The fellowship is designed for scholars with an early-stage project that has a strong digital component (including subject, methodologies, or publication format) to help make further progress in the project’s lifecycle.
Summer UROP position
This student opportunity would help us with library, archive, and literature research, as well as, work with our team of user experience designers, programmers, digital scholarship specialists, and technicians, to co-create the conceptual design for what the featured components of creating a giant interactive physical and digital exhibit based on a heavily modified version of the 1980’s Super Mario Brothers video game. (posting 32713)