Funding for Students
Explore funding opportunities for undergraduate research and creative activities.
Apply for URCA grants, join the Summer Undergraduate Research Program, or become a
peer mentor. Travel grants are available for the National Conference on Undergraduate
Research (NCUR). The First-Year and Sophomore Scholars Programs offer research stipends.
Join the Undergraduate Research Club and explore various funding sources.
Check our guidelines page for more information!
Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities - (URCA) Grants
Undergraduate researchers are eligible to apply for funding to support their research
(for example, supplies, travel support for conference presentations, publication costs)
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Summer Undergraduate Research Program
Students in all disciplines are encouraged to apply for this paid summer undergraduate
research opportunity.
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Check out our paid opportunities to mentor first-year undergraduate researchers!
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National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) Travel Grants
Students who have been accepted to present their research at the National Conference
on Undergraduate Research are eligible to apply for funds to cover expenses.
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First-Year Scholars Program
First-year students can get a small stipend for working with a faculty member on research.
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Sophomore Scholars Program
The Sophomore Scholars Program is an extension of the First-Year Scholars Program.
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Undergraduate Research Club
The Undergraduate Research Club applies for funding through SABAC to support research
teams' conference travel.
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National Funding for Undergraduate Research
There are many national sources of undergraduate research funding.
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KSU Funding Sources for Undergraduate Research
KSU departments and colleges may have funding opportunities for undergraduate researchers.
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Guidelines for Office of Undergraduate Research Funding
Have you received Office of Undergraduate Research funding? Check out our guidelines page for more information.
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