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Advancing knowledge of Ukraine through teaching, research, and publication
Announcements
New TCUP Report
Emily Channell-Justice introduces a new series of reports on internally displaced persons in Ukraine.
Now in Print: HUS vol. 37 no. 3–4
Order your copy of our latest issue of Harvard Ukrainian Studies.
Upcoming Events
Seminars, lectures, conferences, and other events are generally open to the public and recorded for future use.
Fellowships
Early/ Mid - Career Scholars
The Mihaychuk and HURI Research Fellowships support scholars at the beginning and middle of their academic careers.
Senior Scholars
The Petro Jacyk Distinguished Fellowship in Ukrainian Studies is offered biennially to advanced scholars.
Harvard Students
Harvard undergraduates and graduate students studying Ukraine may apply for research funding to support their work.
Please note: We will not be accepting applications for academic year 2021-2022. Due to the pandemic and related travel restrictions, 2020-2021 fellowship stays were postponed for one year. We will begin accepting applications for academic year 2022-2023 in the fall of 2021.
Programs
Harvard Ukrainian Summer Institute
Run jointly with Harvard Summer School, our summer program offers seven intensive weeks of accredited study on Ukraine.
Temerty Contemporary Ukraine Program
Bringing together scholars and policy makers, TCUP fosters new conversations on contemporary Ukraine.
Seminars and Memorial Lectures
Open to the public, our weekly seminar series, lectures, and special events feature scholars from around the world.
Publications
Now available: Harvard Ukrainian Studies vol. 37, no. 3–4 is available in print, digital, and online formats.
Books Published by HURI
HURI's publications program is conducted at the high standard of scholarship and editing expected of Harvard. Our books are distributed by Harvard University Press and reviewed internationally.
Harvard Ukrainian Studies Journal
Harvard Ukrainian Studies (HUS) serves as an international forum for new scholarship in Ukrainian studies. All submissions undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review.
Resources
Find tools, books, and archival materials to assist with your research projects.
Library
With rare books, scholarly works, and extensive archives, Harvard’s libraries contain the largest Ukrainian collection outside Eastern Europe.
MAPA
The interactive Digital Atlas of Ukraine offers researchers, students, and teachers data and visualization tools to explore historical and contemporary Ukraine.
List of Teaching Resources
Built to assist with remote coursework during the COVID-19 pandemic, this list of online resources may be useful to those studying and teaching Ukraine.
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