Grants support designated U.S. colleges and universities in managing cyber scholarship programs for 2026-2027 to build the Department of War cyber workforce, with optional institutional capacity-building support.
Prepare, train, and grow a skilled workforce in advanced cyberinfrastructure to enhance research capabilities and improve economic competitiveness.
The CyberAICorps Scholarship for Service funds programs to train U.S. students in AI and cybersecurity, requiring graduates to work in government roles, and supports innovative education and workforce development projects.
The Department of War seeks an eligible partner to run its science, mathematics and research scholarship-for-service program through one cooperative agreement worth up to $1.3 billion over 10 years.
Non-research cooperative agreements support natural and cultural resource projects on Department of War land in the United States to strengthen installation resilience, environmental goals, and military readiness.
Funding available for research on security cooperation and irregular warfare at Defense Security Cooperation University; research must be unclassified and publicly accessible.