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Graduate Global Research Grants is sponsored by University of Virginia, Center for Global Inquiry And Innovation. Graduate students from any school at the University of Virginia, in good standing, and engaged in global inquiry may apply for funds to defray expenses for travel, tools, or anything else that can advance research agendas.
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Graduate Global Research Grants | Center for Global Inquiry And Innovation Search for a project or for more information about a grant. Graduate students from (1) any school, (2) in good standing, (3) engaged in global inquiry may apply for funds to defray expenses for travel, tools, or anything else that can advance research agendas.
This fund will support work that is global or transnational in nature, as well as interdisciplinary research. across disciplines. Grant size: up to $1,500 per student Total funding available for this cycle ($): TBD Please submit a two-page proposal with the following in this order: School/unit, name of department Chair, and departmental affiliations.
Status of your progress through your program. Narrative of the project and proposed use of funds with itemized budget. Please remember that members of the selection committee may not be specialists in your field.
Timeline of the activity proposed. If applicable, a statement of IRB status. Researchers are responsible for ensuring IRB compliance and should be in touch with the IRB if in doubt.
Statement that PIs are familiar with all relevant university policies and procedures central to carrying out the research agenda, including contracts with third-parties if they should be necessary. Please state if you have applied within the last two semesters. Please include a CV with your proposal.
Proposals should be emailed to CGII as a single PDF at cgii@virginia. edu. Please title your application as follows: "last name, first name_GGR Proposal_Fall 2026."
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Graduate students from any school at the University of Virginia, in good standing, engaged in global inquiry. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,500 per student. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Graduate Global Research Grants is funded by University of Virginia, Center for Global Inquiry And Innovation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Virginia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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