The Council’s Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in the Humanities (IHUM) welcomes the 2025-26 student cohort: Ellie Cherry (Music), Foivos Geralis (Architecture), Nick Irvin (Art & Archaeology), Ladi’Sasha Jones (Architecture), Nicolás Díaz Letelier (Anthropology), and Aditi Rao (Classics).
IHUM confers a joint doctoral degree. Students who join the PhD Program become core members of a community focused on interdisciplinary research and exchange, which meets for seminars, salons, and other events. IHUM students typically spend their fourth year on research and exploration in areas beyond the boundaries of their fundamental disciplinary training, and co-organize a salon event during the fourth or fifth year showcasing their multifaceted work.
Graduate students are eligible to apply to IHUM in their third year of graduate study. For more information, visit the IHUM website.
