The Neo-Calvinism Research Institute (NRI), based at Theological University Utrecht in the Netherlands, is dedicated to the study and promotion of Neo-Calvinist thought. The institute addresses the profound influence of religion on daily life and societal structures, investigating how these dynamics unfold globally over time. NRI offers an array of educational programs, including Master's and PhD programs, aimed at fostering academic research within the Neo-Calvinist tradition.

The institute organizes conferences and expert meetings, facilitating international discourse on faith and public life, particularly through its upcoming gatherings in South America, Asia, and Africa. NRI also publishes research, curates a rich collection of Neo-Calvinist sources, and provides resources through their digital platform, including the Neocalviniana Lexham Press Series and a engaging podcast. By overseeing the work of recognized scholars and promoting interdisciplinary collaboration, the NRI establishes itself as a pivotal institution in advancing understanding of Neo-Calvinism in both historical and contemporary contexts.