Undergraduate Research Grants -- Spring
Psi Chi's Undergraduate Research Grants -- Spring support undergraduates leading original psychology research projects, fostering scientific skills and research experience.
Funder: Psi Chi the International Honor Society in Psychology
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Undergraduate Research Grants -- Spring)
Funding Amounts: Up to $1,500 per project; additional hardship funding up to $2,000 may be available; faculty stipends for top applications.
Summary: Supports Psi Chi undergraduate members in conducting original psychology research projects to foster academic growth and research experience.
Key Information: Only Psi Chi undergraduate members are eligible; application portal opens ~30 days before deadline.
Description
The Undergraduate Research Grants -- Spring program from Psi Chi provides funding to undergraduate student members who are serving as the first author and project director of original, empirical research projects in psychology. The aim is to encourage students to develop research skills, pursue independent or collaborative research, and gain valuable experience in the scientific process. Faculty sponsors of the highest-scoring applications may also receive stipends. The program is designed to defray direct research costs and introduce students to the process of applying for and managing research grants.
