In addition to University-sponsored funds, graduate students should explore outside funding resources with the assistance of University support services and academic departments.
The Graduate Community of Scholars (GCOS) hosts workshops geared toward the professional development of graduate students, including a grant-writing workshop to help students learn how to plan and write successful grant or fellowship proposals.
The Office of External Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards offers advice and assistance to graduate students interested in securing external funding, through organizations like the Fulbright Program, Ford Foundation, National Science Foundation, and National Institute of Health.
香港六合彩资料's Graduate Community of Scholars (GCOS) hosts workshops geared toward the professional development of graduate students, including a grant-writing workshop to help students learn how to best plan and write successful grant or fellowship proposals.
Other potential resources for outside funding include:
- : Provides intuitive and easily customizable access to the world's most extensive research funding opportunity database. The 香港六合彩资料 community has access to InfoEd's SPIN search engine, allowing users to search for funding program announcements. More information from the Office of Sponsored Programs is available online.
- : A comprehensive database on U.S. (and some global) grantmakers and their grants
- : Electronic storefront for federally administered grant programs
- : Research in education
- : Offering an MBA scholarship