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Faculty Research Seed Grant is a grant from Texas Global, University of Texas at Austin that funds UT Austin faculty members conducting transnational research projects with international collaborators. The program supports research addressing global challenges and UN Sustainability Goals, and is designed to cultivate partnerships with leading international universities, governments, NGOs, and corporations.
Awards of up to $10,000 fund new research projects with peer collaborators at institutions abroad. Grants are awarded semiannually in fall and spring cycles, with 13-month project periods. Since 2020, Texas Global has awarded 70 research seed grants supporting projects in 32 countries.
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Texas Global Faculty Research Seed Grants | Texas Global Texas Global Faculty Research Seed Grants The Faculty Research Seed Grant contributes to Texas Global’s mission of developing a global mindset on campus with a focus on faculty researchers.
This program provides funding and resources to support transnational research and outreach, cultivating international partnerships with higher education institutions, governments, nongovernmental organizations and global corporations across industries. txglobal-grants@austin. utexas.
edu Texas Global Faculty Research Seed Grants support faculty with peer collaborators at institutions abroad to conduct research that addresses global challenges, addressing one or more of the UN Sustainability Goals . Applicants may request seed funding of up to $10,000 to propose a new research project with a peer collaborator at an international institution.
Research projects should serve to strengthen UT Austin’s partnerships with leading institutions around the world. The following universities may match funds for proposals that include faculty from their respective institutions and/or departments.
Collaborators from these institutions should consult their university administrators for details: Ben Gurion University of the Negev (Israel) Hanyang University (South Korea) (Data Science department only) Mahidol University (Thailand) National Taiwan Normal University (Taiwan) National Taiwan University (Taiwan) (Fall cycle only) Paris Sciences et Lettres (France) Tec de Monterrey (Mexico) The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel) The University of Manchester (United Kingdom) Texas Global awards Faculty Research Seed Grants on a semiannual basis, once in the fall semester and once in the spring semester.
The grant period for the Faculty Research Seed Grant is thirteen months. For Spring 2026 applications: June 1, 2026 – July 1, 2027. Proposals are due March 23, 2026 at 11:59 pm CST and must be submitted via InfoReady.
You may view the full Spring 2026 Request for Proposals here . For more information, contact us at txglobal-grants@austin. utexas.
edu . UT Austin faculty may consult Texas Global staff during weekly Global Engagement Zoom Office Hours , Thursdays from 3–4 PM, for guidance on this grant and related initiatives. Research Seed Grant Faculty Texas Global has awarded 70 research seed grants to faculty for research projects in 32 countries since it was launched in 2020.
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