AP-LS Undergraduate Research Grants-in-Aid
The AP-LS Undergraduate Research Grants-in-Aid funds innovative undergraduate research on topics connecting psychology and law, supporting empirical projects that advance psycholegal science.
Funder: American Psychology-Law Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027
Funding Amounts: Up to $1,000 per award; one-time grant for undergraduate empirical research.
Summary: Supports undergraduate empirical research projects addressing topics at the intersection of psychology and law.
Description
The AP-LS Undergraduate Research Grants-in-Aid program provides financial support to current undergraduate students conducting empirical research relevant to psycholegal issues. The aim is to foster innovative, methodologically rigorous research that advances understanding at the intersection of psychology and law. Projects are evaluated for originality, feasibility, and their potential to contribute meaningful insights to the field. Funding is intended for new or early-stage research, not for reimbursing completed projects.
