Research Grants

Dissertation/MFA Completion Fellowships

Travel Grants

  • Center for British and Irish Studies' Ogilvy Travel Fellowship
  • CHA Eaton Graduate Student Travel Awards
  • Graduate & Professional Student Government Travel Grants
  • Graduate School Student Travel Grants
    The Graduate School offers partial funding for CU Boulder graduate students traveling outside the state of Colorado to present their own research or work at a conference, meeting, or similar event. These travel grants provide up to $450 to students traveling within the Unites States, up to $600 to students traveling to Canada, or Mexico, and up to $700 to students traveling outside the Unites States, Canada, or Mexico. 
    • The application for travel occurring September 1 - December 31 will be open Aug. 16 12:01am - Aug. 18 11:59pm MST.
    • The application for travel occurring January 1 - April 30 will be open Dec. 12 12:01am - Dec. 15 11:59pm MST.
    • The application for travel occurring May 1 - August 31 will be open Apr. 11 12:01am - Apr. 14 11:59pm MST.
      • Applications are only open and available during the period listed. 
  • Graduate Student Global Enrichment Fund
    Available to both in-bound and out-bound graduate students, whether degree-seeking at CU or abroad to support travel and relocation costs (up to $2,000) to foster global student research opportunities aligned with strategic institutions and/or CU research areas.

Other Awards & Grants

Emergency Funding

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