Other Grant Opportunities for Researchers and Faculty
See below other grant and scholarship opportunities for transatlantic collaboration that might interest Researchers and Faculty.
The Partner University Fund (PUF) was established in May 2007 under the auspices of the FACE Foundation, NYC, and the Embassy of France to the United States, with the aim to promote innovative and sustainable partnerships between French and US institutions for research and education. PUF supports emerging transatlantic partnerships with the potential to continue beyond the initial 3-year grant, and currently supports 55 multifaceted partnerships in all fields of study, including projects initially generated under the Alliance program.
Partnerships may combine elements such as:
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Joint initiatives in Research and publications
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Faculty and postdoctoral mobility
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Collaboration in teaching
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Shared programs
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Joint and dual degrees at the Master’s and PhD levels
Research partnerships established within the Alliance network are eligible.
For more information, please consult the following Guidelines.
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Decisions are usually announced in March for the following academic year
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Contact PUF team at:
[email protected]
or
+1 212-439-1463
http://face-foundation.org/partner-university-fund/
The Alliance Program supports short term visits to partner institutions. Please CONTACT us for more information.
The Alliance Program supports projects of workshops and conferences involving faculty in partner institutions. Please CONTACT us for more information.
The Fulbright US Scholar Program is now accepting applications until Thursday, September 15, 2022.
U.S. scholars and post-doctoral researchers interested in a stay in France are encouraged to apply.
The Alliance Program is now launching a call for applications for Joint Projects on Climate. The aim of this new call is to help engineer new climate-related research collaborations among members of the seminars and within the Alliance community in general.
We envisage funding at least 2 projects at a level of $30k each.
Eligible projects include:
· Workshops, symposia and other academic events designed to lead to new research or to the drafting of grant proposals for major foundations
· Thematic graduate workshops with students and faculty members from two or more Alliance member institutions
· Joint publications (monographs, edited volumes, or peer-reviewed articles) based on joint research or jointly held academic conferences or workshops
· The creation and delivery of joint courses (including online courses) between Columbia and one of the three French Alliance partner institutions.
Deadline: January 31, 2025
Application Form is Available Below