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 Ambassador. 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!
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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Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP)
Students in all disciplines are encouraged to apply for this paid summer undergraduate
research opportunity.
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Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities - (URCA) Grant
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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National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) Travel Grant
The Office of Undergraduate Research provides a funding pre-approval opportunity to
students who wish to apply to present their research at the National Conference on
Undergraduate Research (NCUR)
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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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Check out our paid opportunity to mentor first-year 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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Other KSU Funding for Undergraduate Research
KSU departments and colleges may have funding opportunities for undergraduate researchers.
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National Funding for Undergraduate Research
There are many national sources of undergraduate research funding.
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