GTI R&D FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Research and Development (R&D) is the core of economic development and the hallmark of excellence in the intellectual community. R&D engages faculty in continuous learning and generates further understanding and knowledge. The GTI is committed to advancing global trade and international business research and development by --
- Conducting global trade and international business research;
- Improving the GTI research infrastructure;
- Supporting continuing education and professional development for faculty whose teaching and research areas are global trade and international business;
- Developing and maintaining international partnerships that are of strategic importance to the GTI's mission.
Who is Eligible for Funding
All GTI administrators and School of Business and Economics faculty members are encouraged to apply for funding. The GTI recognizes as an absolute priority the support of faculty whose primary teaching and research areas are directly tied to global trade and international business. A competitive priority is given to faculty members who have responsibilities for global trade/international business curriculum development, trade education instruction and/or overseas program development.
For more information on funding, click on each type of activity:
- Summer Stipends for Basic and Applied Research
- Research Infrastructure Improvement, e.g. software, databases, etc.
- Conference Presentation
- Workshop Attendance
- Visiting Scholars/Faculty Exchange
- Faculty-led programs
- Bi-lateral Exchanges
Other Federally-Funded Grant Opportunities