Arts Undergraduate Research Scholarships support students who are pursuing a degree in the arts and will be working on a creative or research project by autumn semester of the last year of their major program.  More info.

March 27 before 5 p.m. - Application Deadline 

Arts and Humanities Undergraduate Research Small Grants are offered twice a year on a competitive basis to majors in the arts and in the humanities.  More info.

Friday, March 20 before 5 p.m. - Application Deadline

The Aida Cannarsa Snow Endowment fund is designed to enhance opportunities for undergraduate students in the arts and humanities to pursue and promote significant accomplishments in their fields of study.  More info.

Friday, March 20 before 5 p.m. - Application Deadline

Social and Behavioral Sciences Undergraduate Research Grants support students with a declared major in social and behavioral sciences and whose research projects involve extraordinary costs.  More info.

Friday, February 13 before 5 p.m. - Application Deadline

International Research Grants support arts and sciences students who will engage in research in international venues along with their faculty mentors.  More info.

Monday, February 9 before 5 p.m. - Application Deadline

The Kathryn Sullivan Scholarship supports undergraduate arts and sciences students with a preference for junior or senior women who are majoring or minoring in the sciences, who have a passion for exploration and/or aerospace, and who are in good academic standing.  This scholarship supports undergraduate research, field work, or attendance/presentation at a conference.  More info.

 Friday, February 20 at 4 p.m. - Application Deadline

The Secrets of Summer Research

Hear from student panelists about their experiences and get tips to develop your own summer research.

Tuesday, January 20 from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.in 150 Cunz Hall  

OSU Summer Research Fair
Talk with OSU representatives about summer research programs and funding.  Learn about options for funding, existing research projects and other opportunities to just get started. 
Wednesday, January 21 from 4:30 - 6 p.m. in 165 Thompson Library
Introduction to Research Proposal Writing
Learn how you can write a proposal that a program can't resist!
Thursday, January 22 from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. in 251 Hagerty Hall
Summer Research Proposal Peer-to-Peer Help Sessions
Learn how you can write and improve your proposal for summer research programs.
January 29 from 5 - 7 p.m. in 291 Mendenhall
February 2 from 1 - 3 p.m. in Thompson Library Mortar Board Room February 9 from 4 - 6 p.m. in Thompson Library Mortar Board Room
More information on these programs here: URO Programs.

The Undergraduate Research Office, the Office of International Affairs, University Honors & Scholars and the College of Arts and Sciences (Division of Natural and Mathematical Sciences) offer a joint application for four summer research funding opportunities.

URO Summer Research Fellowships support independent research conducted with a faculty member.  All majors.  Additional awards earmarked for psychology, economics, EEOB and zoology majors.
Holbrook Research Abroad Fellowships support independent research abroad with the guidance of a faculty member.  All majors. 

Honors Summer Research Scholarships support candidates for graduation "with Honors Research Distinction."  All majors.
Mayers Summer Research Scholarships support students majoring in the natural and mathematical sciences. 

Apply for all four funds via one application.  More info.

Monday, February 16 at noon - Application Deadline

For information on other research funding opportunities, visit the Undergraduate Research Office: find funding.

Some departments may also offer funding.  Contact your major department(s) for information.

Attend a Getting Started session and learn how to select a study abroad program that is the best fit for you, how to finance your program, how to navigate the application process, and other valuable resources.  Dates and times are listed here. 
For additional resources, visit the Office of International Affairs.

This program introduces students to India, with a focus on the diversities of Indian society, culture, religion, politics and economy.  Through coursework and experiential learning, students will gain a new perspective on India and its people beyond the images portrayed through the media, giving students the opportunity to see India through Indian eyes.  The program is open to all majors and will run from July 6 - July 31.  The program will be led by Dr. Anthony Mughan, director of the Undergraduate International Studies program and professor of political science. The Office of International Affairs expects to provide each qualified, admitted student with a $500 - $750 scholarship.  Read more.
February 1 - Application Deadline  

For more information on the application process click here. 

January 22 at 4 p.m. - Application Deadline

Margaret  Noell Kindberg Memorial Fund for the Arts supports travel opportunities for students in the arts.
For more information and application click here.

William and Dolly (Ardath) Saxbe Endowed Fund for the Arts supports students with a declared major in an arts discipline who will travel to perform, create, present, conduct research, or conduct creative scholarship in the arts.  For more information and application click here.

For other sources of funding, see the Office of International Affairs web site or link to study abroad grants and scholarships.

Some departments may also offer funding.  Students are encouraged to contact their individual department(s) for information.