Undergraduate Opportunities
Funding for Research and Internships
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Title |
Eligibility |
App Period |
Contact |
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Center for Contemporary South Asia Undergraduate Fellowships |
Jr, Soph with advanced standing |
Jan 1-Feb 22 |
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DS Concentrators |
Winter break: Nov 30; Summer research: Mar 31 |
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PLCY concentrators |
Sep 1-Oct 2 |
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PLCY concentrators |
Jan 1-Apr 15 |
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IR Concentrators |
Winter break: Nov 30; Summer research: Mar 31 |
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Soph, Jr, Rising Senior returning to Brown the following fall |
Jan 1-Mar 31 |
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All Brown undergraduates |
Rolling |
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Soph, Jr, Rising Senior returning to Brown the following fall |
Jan 1-Mar 31 |
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IR concentrator doing work for IR concentration credit |
Rolling |
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Undergrad, Grad conducting research in Middle East Studies |
Sep 1-Nov 20 Jan 1-Mar 18 |
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PLCY concentrators |
Jan 1-Apr 15 |
Student Conferences
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Title |
Eligibility |
App Period |
Contact |
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IR concentrator or by faculty recommendation |
Dec 15-Jan 15 |
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IR concentrator or by faculty recommendation |
Nov 1-Dec 15 |
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IR concentrator or by faculty recommendation |
Jan 15-Feb 25 |
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IR concentrator or by faculty recommendation |
Sep 15-Oct 17 |
Fellowships
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Title |
Eligibility |
App Period |
Contact |
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All undergraduates |
Jan 1-Apr 4 |
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Rising seniors writing a thesis for MES concentration credit |
Jan 1-Apr 15 |
Additional Sources of Information
Brown Connect
Part of President Paxson’s plan to increase student access to internships and research positions, BrownConnect allows students to search for real-world opportunities while still on campus. By bringing the Brown community together to support students, BrownConnect enables undergraduates to follow their own paths beyond the classroom.
Brown in Washington
The Brown in Washington Program offers students a semester in Washington, D.C. during their junior or senior year, interning with public and nonprofit sector agencies and completing coursework that complements their internship placements. The program is the product of a partnership between the Swearer Center and the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs.
Co-sponsorship Request
The Watson Institute welcomes applications from undergraduates for the Institute's hosting, promotion, or funding of on-campus student activities.
Dean's Discretionary Grants
The Dean of the College has a small budget to fund undergraduate research projects that fall outside the boundaries of other research award programs. Students will normally have exhausted all other University grant sources before seeking support from the Dean. Special requests of all sorts are considered, but projects that incorporate an international or global component are especially encouraged.
Fellowships@Brown
Fellowships at Brown represent university-sponsored programs including nationally competitive fellowships that fund faculty-student research collaborations, unpaid internships, independent research and travel, and post-baccalaureate work or study both in the United States and abroad. Here you will find information about the range of opportunities at Brown as well as selected external awards of potential interest to Brown students.
Office of Global Engagement Grant Opportunities
Priority will be given to requests that demonstrate an effort to advance the inclusion of the international community on campus and beyond, and/or that contribute to academic research and scholarship.
UFUNDS
UFunds coordinates applications for funding from offices at Brown. You will find opportunities here for members of the Brown community, including undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty.
Undergraduate Research
Brown sponsors a number of fellowship and grant programs that support undergraduate research during the summer or the academic year. Many of the awards are specifically designed to facilitate faculty-student research collaborations, including Undergraduate Teaching and Research Awards and Royce Fellowships.