Faculty Funding Opportunities
Information about funding programs that Oakland University supports can be found under Internal Funding, below. Various resources to help with finding and obtaining funding from non-OU sources can be found under External Funding.
The Graduate Tuition Assistance program provides supplemental tuition support to OU graduate students working with OU faculty.
There are currently no seed funding opportunities.
The Center for Biomedical Research (CBR) promotes and supports biomedical research and education; helps to recruit and retain outstanding biomedical scientists; facilitates collaborative biomedical research projects; and develops gift, grant, and contract support for biomedical research programs, graduate and undergraduate training, and core facilities and equipment.
The University Research Committee grants a number of small awards for research, fellowship, excellence, conferences, and publication.
PIVOT - Searchable database of external research funding opportunities for sciences, arts, humanities, community engagement, education, business, social science.
Calendar of Recurring Proposal Deadlines - A list of common grant programs across all areas of research and scholarship that tend to occur at the same time each year.
Time-Sensitive News - Time sensitive notices from external funding agencies.
Developing Your Research Idea - The Research Development team will help you develop your idea into a fundable proposal and explore funding opportunities in any scientific, scholarly or artistic field.
Preparing and Submitting your Proposal - The Office of Sponsored Programs team will help you prepare and submit your proposal to the funding agency correctly and on time. This includes proposals for fellowships, conference grants, art exhibits, and travel.
Managing Your Award - Resources for award acceptance, project management and reporting, grant close-out.
ARMS - The Advanced Research Methodology Services (ARMS) group is a cohort of OU faculty with expertise in one or more research methods. They are available to help investigators writing research proposals with things like survey design, program evaluation, methodological design, power analyses, statistical analyses, etc.
The Research Office
371 Wilson Boulevard
Rochester, MI 48309-4486
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(248) 370-2762
(248) 370-4111
[email protected]