Welcome! The UCLA Internal Funding Opportunities site offers a searchable listing of funding opportunities sponsored by UCLA and/or other University of California units. This service for the UCLA community is managed by the Research Enhancement Office within the Office for Research and Creative Activities. If you have an opportunity to include in the listing, please use the Submit an Opportunity form to provide the requested information.
The Fielding School of Public Health has a webpage that features a list of internal and external funding sources for students wishing to conduct fieldwork in another country. Application to these programs is normally at the beginning of each calendar year.
Visit the FSPH website to learn more about a range of internal and external funding sources, including (but not limited to):
The information below is from the 2020 request for proposals. Please see the opportunity website for updated information.
The University of California President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program offers postdoctoral research fellowships and faculty mentoring to outstanding scholars in all fields whose research, teaching, and service will contribute to the diversity and equal opportunity at the University of California. The contributions to diversity may include public service towards increasing equitable access in fields where women and minorities are underrepresented.
The information below is from the 2020 request for proposals. Please see the opportunity website for updated information.
The University of California Institute for Mexico and the United States (UC MEXUS), established in 1980, is an academic research institute dedicated to encouraging, securing, and contributing to binational and Latino research and collaborative academic programs and exchanges. Its main focus is to contribute substantially to improving binational scholarly understanding and providing positive contributions to society in both Mexico and the United States, particularly in the graduate and professional areas. The headquarters for UC MEXUS is located at UC Riverside.
The information below is from the 2020-2021 request for proposals. Please see the opportunity website for updated information.
The Life Science Division has a number of research programs for undergraduates pursuing degrees in life science majors. Some of these programs are accompanied with funding and some are not. There are several types of opportunities for students, including (See Application Home Page for additional information) :
Lower-Division Research
The information below is from the 2018 request for proposals. Please see the opportunity website for updated information.
NOTE: The most recent due date we are aware of was March 2, 2018. Please check link below to TDG funding opportunities for information regarding current programs.
If you are a graduate student or postdoc in search of funding, you will want to visit the Graduate Division funding opportunity search page for awards from among 625 scholarships, grants, fellowships, and postdoctoral awards.
This resource is free-to-search for applicants to any graduate program, to graduate students working on a master’s thesis or doctoral dissertation, and to postdoc scholars.
You may begin your search by visiting: https://grad.ucla.edu/funding/.
The information below is from the 2019-2020 request for proposals. Please see the opportunity website for updated information.
With the generous support of the Semel Healthy Campus Initiative, the Faculty Advisory Committee for the Food Studies Minor is pleased to announce the availability of course development funding for up to three new undergraduate courses in the broad area of food.
The information below is from the 2019-2020 request for proposals. Please see the opportunity website for updated information.
The information below is from the 2019 request for proposals. Please see the opportunity website for updated information.
The University of California (UC) is soliciting ideas from the UC community for projects that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions or sequester carbon. Under UC’s Carbon Neutrality Initiative (CNI), the UC system has committed to reducing its net GHGs from its operations to zero by 2025. To help UC bring its emissions all the way down to zero, we are seeking two types of offset projects:
The information below is from the 2019 request for proposals. Please see the opportunity website for updated information and other potential grant opportunities.
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