RESEARCH GRANTS CORNER
Research Grants Corner serves as a dedicated platform under the Research, Innovation & Outreach Division to provide timely information on available research funding opportunities. The section is designed to support academic staff, researchers, and postgraduate students by sharing calls for proposals, grant guidelines, deadlines, and relevant updates from local and international funding agencies. Through this platform, the University seeks to promote a strong research culture, enhance grant acquisition capacity, and support innovative, impactful, and community-responsive research initiatives.
Call for Proposals – Empowering Innovation and Impact
The Research Grants Corner, under the Research, Innovation & Outreach Division, is your gateway to timely research funding opportunities. We invite academic staff, researchers, and postgraduate students to explore and submit proposals that advance knowledge, spark innovation, and address real-world challenges. By sharing calls for proposals, grant guidelines, and key deadlines, this platform aims to strengthen our research culture, enhance grant acquisition, and support projects that are innovative, impactful, and responsive to community needs.
Submit your proposal today and transform your ideas into meaningful outcomes!
Calls for proposals
Society for Research on Adolescence (SRA)
We invite doctoral students in any part of the world to apply. A total of 24 students (8 per association) will be selected based on their academic records, research experience, letter of recommendation, and overall evidence of scientific aptitude and competence. Students who apply should have their doctoral research planned or underway, but not completed, so that they can benefit from the critiques given during the school. Students will have to cover their own travel costs, while accommodation from August 14 to August 18 (4 nights) and meals are paid for by the summer school. Students selected by SRA (whose travel costs are expected to be substantially higher) will be eligible for an SRA travel fellowship.
HOW DO YOU APPLY?
Prepare your application in English, and combine everything into one Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file, (labeled firstname_surname.docx), including:
1. Your curriculum vitae
2. A short description of your dissertation topic and progress so far (1-2 pages double spaced),
3. A recommendation letter from your supervisor.
4. You need to be a member of EARA, EADP, or SRA upon acceptance for the school. Indicate your
(anticipated) membership(s) in your application letter.
Send the application, by email, to the 2026 EADP-EARA-SRA summer school committee through EARAdolescence@gmail.com.
Applications must be received by March 15, 2026. All applications received by that date will be evaluated by members of the EADP-EARA-SRA summer school committee, with notifications emailed within around 2 months, in any case before May 15, 2026. Apply
The applicable fields are: environment, land use and forestry management. The grant budget is $ 5,000. Please find more information regarding the application deadline, project duration, budget and any other information through the link: https://grants.ran.org/protect-an-acre-grant-application/