Funding Opportunities

Thousands of private and government agencies make grants to individual scholars and academic institutions. The first step to successful grant-seeking is finding the entity with interests that best fit the goals of your project. The process of looking for the right grant opportunity for you can be frustrating (at least once you will find an initiative that is tailor-made for your project, but not your career stage, not for people in Virginia etc) but it can also be truly invigorating. You will see that investment in scholarship is alive and well and, eventually, you will find the right organization for your submission.    

 Some tools to speed you on your way:

SPIN: A searchable database of grant opportunities. For help using this database, consult the Spin Tutorial.

Grants at a Glance: Listings of consistently-offered, broadly applicable grant opportunities:

By Deadline

 

By Program Type:  

 

Curriculum Development/Education Grants

International

Fellowship/Short-term and Summer Grants/Sabbaticals

Technology in Education

Undergraduate Research

Women Scholars



By Academic Discipline:

 

Arts and Humanities

Environmental, Physical and Life Sciences

Social and Economic Sciences

Additional Reference Sources

Web Sites, Search Engines & Periodicals

 

 

 

 

 

Page Updated: Thursday, November 16, 2006
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