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Undergraduate STEM Research and Education is sponsored by ND EPSCoR. The ND EPSCoR State Office is accepting proposals to fund undergraduate STEM research activities at Tribal Colleges and Universities and Primarily Undergraduate Institutions within the state. Proposals are open for two categories: equipment and undergraduate research.
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Funding Opportunity: Undergraduate STEM Research and Education The ND EPSCoR State Office’s mission is to support efforts of participating institutions of higher education across the state that result in increased STEM research capacity and competitiveness; a stronger STEM pathway that produces our next generation workforce, educators, and researchers; and, an informed citizenry that values the STEM ecosystem and economy.
To assist in meeting this mission, the ND EPSCoR State Office is now accepting proposals to fund undergraduate STEM research activities at Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCU) and Primarily Undergraduate Institutions (PUI) within our jurisdiction. Proposals will be accepted in two categories: equipment and undergraduate research.
Proposals will be accepted for pieces of equipment (up to $20,000 from ND EPSCoR) that help advance scientific inquiry, R&D, and education. Undergraduate research awards of up to $8,000/student will be provided. Institutions in the ND Tribal College System, PUIs in the ND University System, and other PUIs in ND are eligible for this solicitation.
An eligible institution may submit separate applications to each of the two proposal categories as long as the total combined requests do not exceed $36,000. Proposals are due to the ND EPSCoR office through the InfoReady submission portal at NDSU no later than 11:59 pm CST on February 9, 2026.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tribal Colleges and Universities and Primarily Undergraduate Institutions within North Dakota. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Undergraduate STEM Research and Education is funded by ND EPSCoR. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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