Undergraduate Research Grants -- Spring
Undergraduate Research Grants -- Spring support Psi Chi undergraduate members’ original empirical research, helping cover project costs and introducing students to applying for and managing research grants.
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Funder: Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology
Due Dates: January 15, 2027 (Spring application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Up to $1,500 per grant, with an additional $2,000 available for financial hardship consideration; six $750 faculty stipends per round
Summary: Supports original empirical research led by undergraduate Psi Chi members while introducing students to applying for and managing research grants.
Key Information: Applicants must be undergraduate Psi Chi members serving as first author and project director.
Description
Psi Chi’s Undergraduate Research Grants support original empirical research by undergraduate student members who lead their own projects. The grants help defray direct research costs and introduce students to the process of applying for and managing research funding. This opportunity covers the spring round, separate from the society’s summer and fall rounds.
The program seeks well-rounded applications demonstrating competence in and commitment to psychology’s best research practices. Alongside research funding, applicants experiencing financial hardship may request consideration for additional support for living and research-related travel expenses. Faculty sponsors of the highest-scoring recipients may also receive stipends. Psi Chi’s awards, grants, and scholarships are peer reviewed by volunteer doctoral faculty.
