Maurice and Fay Karpf Peace Prize Award
Brandeis University's Maurice and Fay Karpf Peace Prize Award funds undergraduates to research or create projects advancing peace, goodwill, tolerance, and understanding worldwide.
Funder: Brandeis University
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Summer URCC Undergraduate Research Fellowship application deadline for the Maurice and Fay Karpf Peace Prize Award, projected)
Funding Amounts: $5,000 stipend for 7–10 weeks of summer research or creative work
Summary: Supports Brandeis undergraduates conducting original research or creative projects that promote universal peace, goodwill, tolerance, and global understanding.
Key Information: This is a forecasted opportunity; confirm details on the program page before applying.
Description
The Maurice and Fay Karpf Peace Prize Award provides funding for Brandeis University undergraduates to undertake research or creative projects focused on advancing universal peace, goodwill, tolerance, and understanding among peoples worldwide. The award encourages original scholarship or creative work under the mentorship of a Brandeis faculty member, typically carried out intensively over the summer. Projects may span a wide range of topics, including, but not limited to, cross-cultural dialogue, conflict resolution, social justice, and creative expression that fosters peace.
