PhD Thesis and Postdoc Research Completion Program
Johns Hopkins University's PhD Thesis and Postdoc Research Completion Program offers up to one year of support to help scholars finish research interrupted by unexpected federal funding loss.
Funder: Johns Hopkins University
Due Dates: Rolling (applications accepted at any time)
Funding Amounts: Up to one year of support; allowable costs match federal training awards (stipends, tuition/fees).
Summary: Provides up to one year of financial support for JHU PhD students and postdocs whose federal research grant funding was unexpectedly terminated.
Key Information: Only available to current JHU PhD students and postdocs with a recent federal funding gap.
Description
The PhD Thesis and Postdoc Research Completion Program at Johns Hopkins University is designed to provide urgent financial support to doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows who experience unexpected interruptions in their federal research grant funding. The program ensures that JHU scholars can continue and complete their dissertation or essential research projects by offering up to one year of funding, structured to mirror federal training awards (such as F31, F32, R36, K, or T32 mechanisms). This bridge funding is managed by the Office of the Vice Provost for Research and is strictly intended to address unforeseen funding gaps rather than support new or ongoing projects with existing funding.
