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Find similar grantsMathematical Sciences Program (MSP) is sponsored by National Security Agency. Offers grant funding for eligible faculty members to support mathematics in the United States, specifically for research, undergraduate programs, conferences, and workshops in Algebra, Discrete Mathematics, Number Theory, Probability, and Statistics.
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nsa. gov/Research/Math-Sciences-Program/) [](https://www. nsa.
gov/Research/Math-Sciences-Program/) [](https://www. nsa. gov/Research/Math-Sciences-Program/) # Mathematical Sciences Program (MSP) [](https://www.
nsa. gov/Research/Math-Sciences-Program/) Established in 1987, NSA’s Mathematical Sciences Program (MSP) offers grant funding for eligible faculty members to support mathematics in the United States. This mutually beneficial programs helps the U.S. maintain a vigorous academic mathematics community.
To obtain additional information about MSP, such as selection criteria, proposal preparation, grant descriptions, or proposal ideas, please call (443) 634-4304 or email us. [](https://www. nsa.
gov/Research/Math-Sciences-Program/) ## Conferences, Workshops & Special Situation Proposals The Mathematical Sciences Program supports research for undergraduate programs, conferences and workshops in five subject areas: Algebra, Discrete Mathematics, Number Theory, Probability and Statistics.
The award for conferences and workshops will not exceed $25,000 and, to avoid endorsement or the appearance thereof, approaches to cryptography proposals will not be accepted. The Special Situation category is for infrastructure development projects and for events that do not fall within the typical research conference format.
Beneficiaries of these grants (including students, speakers and other participants)must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents of the U.S. Contact us for questions or submit proposals from September 1 through October 15, 11:59 PM ET. Download Submission Guidelines [](https://www. nsa.
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gov/culture/compliance/) * NSA Freedom of Information Act * Frequently Asked Questions * Reasonable Accommodations Process * Personal Assistance Services * Office of Discrimination Complaints * Classified Materiel Conversion * Commercial Solutions for Classified Program (CSfC) * Cryptographic Support Services * Media Destruction Guidance * NSA Open Source[](https://www. nsa.
gov/Lapse-In-Appropriations/) * Zero Trust Implementation Guidelines [](https://www. nsa.
gov/Research/Math-Sciences-Program/) * Cybersecurity Collaboration Center * National Cryptologic Museum * Civil Liberties & Privacy * NSA Freedom of Information Act * Frequently Asked Questions * Reasonable Accommodations Process * Personal Assistance Services * Commercial Solutions for Classified Material (CSFC) * Media Destruction Guidance * Classified Materiel Conversion * Zero Trust Implementation Guidelines [](https://www. nsa.
gov/Research/Math-Sciences-Program/)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Faculty members (implied university affiliation). Supports undergraduate programs, conferences, and workshops. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $25,000 for conferences and workshops. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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