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Funding Opportunities

The Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies is a place to find resources and make connections with others interested in similar international issues—on campus, in our region, and around the world. No matter where you are in your academic career, Einaudi offers opportunities that will spur new ideas and give you the support you need.


Students

The Einaudi Center offers a range of funding opportunities for undergraduates and graduates. Our support can help you understand people and places around the world, travel for international research projects, advance your career goals, and more.

Featured Opportunity: Laidlaw Leadership and Research Program

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Faculty

Einaudi offers two cycles of seed funding annually, with awards up to $25,000. We also consider cosponsorship funding requests. If you're a tenured or tenure-track faculty member from any program, college, or school, you may be eligible for an award.

Featured Opportunity: Seed Grants

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All Funding Opportunities

Funding Opportunities are sorted chronologically from oldest to newest by application deadline and timeframe.
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Timeframe: Spring
IAD offers research grants to enrolled Cornell PhD students to conduct field research in Africa. 
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Timeframe: Spring
Students may apply to SEAP for up to $3,000 of funding for international internships related to Southeast Asian studies.
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Timeframe: Spring
Receive a full scholarship to study a Southeast Asian language for eight weeks this summer!
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Timeframe: Spring
The Brettschneider Oxford Exchange funds academic exchanges for Cornell faculty and students with colleges of Oxford University (UK).
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Timeframe: Spring
Global PhD Research Awards fund international fieldwork to help Cornell students complete their dissertations. This opportunity annually supports at least six PhD candidates.
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Timeframe: Spring
These fellowships from the Judith Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies support graduate students during a semester of off-campus research.
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Timeframe: Spring
The Freeman Prize is awarded annually to a Cornell graduating senior and/or a graduating Master's student.
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Timeframe: Spring
This award is available to graduate students in any field of study whose research is focused on the study of Europe.
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Timeframe: Spring
The award provides a semester or year of funding to graduate students in modern European government, history, economics, and related social science fields. 
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Timeframe: Spring
The award supports graduate research in these fields: European art and architecture, art history, literature, philosophy, and culture.