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Find similar grantsInternational Research Collaboration (IRC) Grant is sponsored by University of Georgia (UGA) Office of Global Engagement. This grant supports UGA faculty in developing new, sustainable international research partnerships.
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International Research Collaboration (IRC) Grant – Office of Global Engagement International Research Collaboration (IRC) Grant Note: This program was formerly known as the Global Research Collaboration Grant (GRCG). Eligible activities include international travel, video conferencing, preliminary data collection, field work, feasibility studies, and proposal preparation. This grant does not support ongoing research projects.
The IRC Grant is sponsored jointly by the UGA Office of Global Engagement (OGE) and the Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR), in partnership with academic units. Applications are currently closed. To be eligible, applicants must meet all of the following criteria: • Full-time tenured or tenure-track, clinical, or other research faculty at UGA.
Postdocs are not eligible. • The proposed collaboration must involve researchers based outside of the United States. • The proposed collaboration must be new.
This grant does not support ongoing research projects. • The proposal must identify specific external funding sources that will be pursued as a result of grant activities. • Previous recipients of this grant, or previous iterations (IRC or GRCG) must wait two full academic years from receiving funding before applying again.
Award Amount and Unit Contribution OGE awards are up to $10,000. Awards require a financial contribution from the investigator’s UGA unit (department, school, or college) at a 2:1 ratio. For example, a maximum OGE award of $10,000 requires a $5,000 unit contribution, for a total project budget of up to $15,000.
Investigators may request less than the maximum amount, resulting in a proportionally smaller unit contribution requirement. Unit contributions must be explicitly allocated in support of the proposed project. Additional financial contributions from international partners are considered favorably in award decisions.
All funds must be fully expended no later than June 7, 2027. Proposals are reviewed by a committee appointed to assist with the selection process. The committee evaluates: • Quality of the proposal — Research and technical assistance activities should be high-quality, innovative, and clearly articulated.
• Importance and strategic fit — The proposal should contribute to key societal challenges and align with UGA’s strategic priorities. • Partnership development — The proposal should demonstrate potential to build sustainable collaborations with institutions abroad. • Extramural funding plan — The proposal must present a credible plan to attract external funding, linking proposed activities to specific future submissions.
Awardees are required to submit: • An initial progress report one year after the start of funding • A final report two years after the start of funding Reports should summarize what was accomplished and document activities related to external funding pursuit. Questions regarding the IRC Grant, including requests for assistance identifying international partners, may be directed to Harper Davison, Harper. Davison@uga.
edu . May 25, 2026 Proposal submission deadline June 2026 Proposal review by selection committee Mid July 2026 Award notifications issued August 2026 Transfer of funds to awarded projects Internationl Travel Quick Links
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: UGA faculty. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000 (with required unit contribution, total project budget up to $15,000). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for International Research Collaboration (IRC) Grant are due June 7, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
International Research Collaboration (IRC) Grant is funded by University of Georgia (UGA) Office of Global Engagement. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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