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Find similar grantsSurvey Research Methodology Fund is sponsored by Institution for Social and Policy Studies (ISPS) at Yale University. This fund invites proposals for research that advances social science survey research methodology (design or analysis). It covers data gathering costs via surveys administered through established platforms and using state-of-the-art techniques.
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Survey Research Methodology Fund | Institution for Social and Policy Studies We are now accepting applications from the Yale community for research and conference grants Survey Research Methodology Fund ISPS invites proposals for research that advances social science survey research methodology (design or analysis) .
Spending requests cover the cost of data gathering via surveys administered through established survey platforms and using state-of-the-art survey research techniques. The proliferation of new ways to conduct surveys and the mixture of survey modes, contact modes, sampling frames, and question and response formats present special challenges.
We seek proposals that explore the potential strengths and weaknesses of a given survey method or survey platform, analyze major sources of survey error, or deliver insight into improving survey methods. Proposals may include applications that pursue novel social science research questions when they also advance the design, implementation, and use of survey methods in social science research.
Examples of such scholarship include, but are not limited to: The use or validation of new measurement techniques or analytical method Investigation of improvements in questionnaire design or sampling Novel approaches to or uses of survey data merged with other data Strategies for surveying population groups that are challenging to study Using new technology to obtain survey responses or obtain passive measurements of individual-level variables Introduction of survey research strategies to domains where these strategies are new or significantly underutilized The typical award is between $10,000 and $15,000, and the maximum award is $60,000.
Successful applications will meet the objectives of this RFP and the relevant category as described here. Projects that use standard survey tools for the sole purpose of studying opinions, attitudes, beliefs, or self-reported behavior and do not fit within the three categories generally do not meet the criteria for support.
The grant is designed to cover a one or two-year project, with an expectation that at least one publication-quality research report will emerge within three years. ISPS encourages early career faculty and researchers to apply for this funding, although we will give full consideration to proposals from faculty at all career stages. Application submission deadline: October 5, 2026 .
Scholars interested in applying for ISPS Survey Research Methodology funding should review ISPS guidelines. Visit the ISPS Research Funding page to learn about eligibility, ISPS procedures, requirements, and more. Visit the ISPS Data Archive to browse data and code associated with ISPS-supported research.
Each proposal will be reviewed based on the soundness of the research design and the importance and innovativeness of the study given the size of the budget request. Pilot projects and projects with potential to evolve into larger collaborative studies are especially welcome. If an award is granted, some further steps, including a data archiving plan and IRB approval, must be completed before any funds are released.
Further details on the project proposal and other requirements are provided on the ISPS Research Funding page . For questions about the application process please email ISPS Associate Director for Research & Strategic Initiatives, Limor Peer .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers advancing social science survey research methodology. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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