The Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies is a place for faculty, postdocs, and students engaged in international research and learning to connect and find partnerships on campus, in our region, or around the world. No matter where you are in your academic career, Einaudi offers opportunities that will spur new ideas and give you the chance to come together with others interested in similar issues.
The Einaudi Center’s grants seed faculty-led international research, conferences, and collaborations. Tenured and tenure-track faculty members from any program, center, college, or school are eligible.
The Einaudi Center offers funding opportunities for undergraduates and graduates. Einaudi funding can help you understand people and places around the world, study foreign languages, travel for international research projects, and more.
The Einaudi Center's faculty seed grant program advances international research and education at Cornell and supports international activities and events.
The Institute for African Development (IAD) mini-grant funds innovative community development projects in Africa. Proposals should demonstrate a clear community support measure. Local communities must be engaged in the planning, implementation, and sustainability of the proposed projects.
LACS will offer up to three research grants to qualified graduate students who need to conduct field research over the summer of 2021.
Amount
Up to $1,500 each.
The Michael C. Latham Travel Award provides Cornell graduate students enrolled in a development-related field with travel support for conferences within the continental United States.
The CCC-EAP Research Fund will support Cornell faculty research from any field of study on the mainland of China, Hong Kong, Macao, or Taiwan leading to greater understanding of Chinese peoples, cu
