Grants-in-Aid for Graduate Students support graduate students conducting empirical psycholegal research to contribute to theory or knowledge and inform practice, research, or public policy.
The AP-LS Undergraduate Research Grants-in-Aid funds innovative undergraduate research on topics connecting psychology and law, supporting empirical projects that advance psycholegal science.
The Grants-In-Aid Program supports graduate students and other scholars conducting scientific research on social problems, prioritizing timely work and projects unlikely to secure traditional funding.
Grants-in-Aid of Research supports graduate students and postdoctoral researchers by funding research expenses in any area of phycology to enable work that would not otherwise be possible.
Research to Enhance the Impact and Diversification of Psychology & Law Research supports scholars collaborating with practitioners or policymakers on new psychology-and-law research to advance knowledge and practice.
The Student Grant Competition from the Association for Psychological Science funds early-stage student research to foster innovation and development in psychological science.