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External Funding Opportunities

The Office of Sponsored Research is happy to help the 91´«Ã½ community find appropriate funding opportunities to match research projects and scholarship goals. If you would like us to assist you with your funding search, please complete our and then request a meeting with us, or attend our Office hours.

GrantForward

GrantForward at is a search engine dedicated to helping institutions and
individuals find grants to fund their research.

• GrantForward covers more than 20,000 sponsors worldwide to provide a comprehensive database of more than 83,000 funding opportunities linked with over 6,000 pre-solicitations and 2.1M funded awards that continue to grow with the most up-to-date information.
• ³Ò°ù²¹²Ô³Ù¹ó´Ç°ù·É²¹°ù»å’s powerful search system helps to lessen the hassle of searching for grants with advanced search filters and specialized search features.
• GrantForward researcher profiles allow researchers to highlight their research achievements and interests to receive personalized grant recommendations that match their research needs.

Create Your GrantForward Account and Researcher Profile:

• Start moving your research forward by (see this ) to access GrantForward. In order to be able to take advantage of all of the features that GrantForward offers, you will have to create an account using your institution’s email address.
• If you would like to benefit from receiving grant recommendations, then you will also need to make sure to create (see this ).

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Internal Funding Opportunities

Faculty Awards and Grants

The Committee on Faculty Awards and Grants together with the Provost is responsible for administering the College's internal research funds. There are currently three funds that support faculty research. Learn more about the application process and guidelines.

Faculty Research Pool

The Faculty Research Pool is administered through the Office of Sponsored Research. These funds are intended to support modest research needs of continuing members of the Faculty. Requests for support may be made for minor expenses associated with the faculty member's research (e.g. typing, microfilming, illustrations, drafting, transcription, transportation, publication, equipment, etc.).

Reimbursement of these costs is up to a maximum of $700 per eligible faculty member per year. Faculty members holding endowed chairs are not eligible for the Research Pool Funds. Faculty Pool reimbursements can be submitted directly by the faculty member or by their academic administrative assistant to Billie Jo Ember in the Office of Sponsored Research .

Data Science Grant

The Data Science grant program is run in the spring. There are 3 types of grants:

1. Course development grants for those who would like to develop curriculum contributing to the Data Science minor;

2. Research grants for faculty who plan to conduct research in Data Science beginning this summer; and

3. Funds to assist faculty to attend conferences or workshops where they are not presenters but provide opportunities for them to expand their knowledge of data science.

Course development grants up to $3,000 will be awarded, and other submitted project budgets should not exceed $5,000. For more information, please follow this link to Data Science 

Digital 91´«Ã½ Projects Grants

LITS invites 91´«Ã½ faculty, staff, and graduate students to apply for grants to support digital teaching, learning, and research activities--broadly construed. Digital 91´«Ã½ Project Grants may be used to support professional development; curricular development; symposia or other events; and other teaching, learning, or research-focused projects, including digital scholarship projects.

More details can be found here.

Student Funding Opportunities

Students have many opportunities to seek and apply for funding.

You can begin searching for opportunities using  or consulting with the Career and Civic Engagement Center for help finding funding opportunities and preparing research proposals.

Fellowships

Fellowships offer a great opportunity for students seeking internal or external funding. Information and guidance about applying to fellowships at 91´«Ã½ and beyond can be found on 91´«Ã½'s Fellowships website. 

Travel Abroad Opportunity - Global 91´«Ã½ Funding Database for Undergrads

 lists all funds provided through the Bi-Co for 91´«Ã½ undergraduates to travel abroad. This includes opportunities for research, learning, and work in international contexts, such as grants, scholarships, fellowships, and structured programs. For more information about this database please contact the Global 91´«Ã½ office (at global@brynmawr.edu).

This list of previously funded student opportunities may be a helpful guide when searching for funding opportunities.