This grant helps cover licensing costs for advanced nuclear energy projects, with updated application dates now set for July 1 to September 30; see the NOFO for details.
NSEP Boren Scholarship supports undergraduate students’ international and language education, alongside fellowships for graduate students, to incorporate these learning components into their studies.
This grant funds accredited higher education institutions to research and train on hazardous substances, allowing them to subcontract with various organizations as needed.
The DOE plans to invest up to $100 million in the PROSPECT Program to boost specialized education and workforce development in critical minerals and materials through academic, industry, and national lab collaboration.
NSF offers supplemental funding for graduate student internships in hydrogen and fuel cell technologies to provide hands-on, non-academic research experience and build a skilled workforce.