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Travel and Funding
The Office for Undergraduate Research (OUR) provides support to undergraduate researchers through a variety of fellowships, scholarships and awards. Please see the Travel and Funding sections below for specific funding opportunities.
TRAVEL
Funding to Conduct Undergraduate Research Travel Grant
The Undergraduate Research Travel Grant provides financial support to students who travel for the purposes of conducting research related to an ongoing research or creative activities project. Activities supported by the travel grant include but are not limited to data collection, fieldwork, outside mentor collaboration meetings, research training, and use of equipment not available at USF. Students who seek travel funding to present their research at conferences are NOT eligible to apply for the Undergraduate Research Travel Grant. Students seeking funds for conference presentation should apply through the Student Government Travel Grant Program. Travel Grant Application
Funding to Present at a Conference
The OUR does NOT offer funding for conference presentation. However, USF Student Government Association awards funds for student travel to conferences: Student Government Conference Presentation Grant
FUNDING
Interdisciplinary Research Scholarship
The Interdisciplinary Research Scholarship was established by the Office for Undergraduate Research to promote student engagement in interdisciplinary research at USF. Undergraduate students in all disciplines are eligible to apply for the Interdisciplinary Research Scholarship.IDRS Application
Research in Arts Scholarship
The Research in Arts Scholarship provides financial support to students accepted to participate in the School of Art and Art History’s Summer Paris Program. During the fall semester, scholarship recipients create research based art projects, which are displayed in the OUR office suite for one academic year. The application period for 2012 is now closed. Applications for 2013 will be available at the beginning of the Spring 2013 semester.