CODI 2027 Student Fellows Program

October 22, 2026

The Centre for Computational and Digital Social Science, Humanities, and Creative Arts (CODI) at UBC invites proposals from undergraduate and graduate students for its 2027 Student Fellows Program.

The program supports interdisciplinary scholarship that explores how data, computation, and digital technologies advance understanding of society, culture, language, and related areas within Arts research. The opportunity may be of interest to students using digital, computational, and data-intensive research methods across a wide range of disciplines.

Applicants with varying levels of experience are encouraged to apply, including those engaged in archival, statistical, spatial, linguistic, philosophical, curatorial, and creative projects.

Fellowship Details

  • $5,000 in research funding for selected Graduate Fellows
  • $2,500 in research funding for selected Undergraduate Fellows
  • Opportunities to connect with fellow researchers, develop skills, and share research with the broader community

Program Dates

  • January 1, 2027 to August 31, 2027

Learn More and Apply

Explore eligibility requirements and application details on the CODI Fellowships website.

Application Deadline

Applications must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. PT on November 20, 2026.

Graduate applicants must also provide their research supervisor's email address as part of the application.

Questions

Questions about the Fellows Program may be directed to info.codi@ubc.ca.



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