Research in London
Notre Dame Global and departments across the University offer funding opportunities for international research that can be used toward work at Notre Dame London.
London Faculty Small Research Support Grants
To support our local London faculty and their research, Notre Dame London offers small grants to assist them in presenting their research on an international level. These competitive grants have been awarded in the past to assist with research trips and the attendance of conferences at various global locations.
Research at Notre Dame
Notre Dame International and the Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies are delighted to offer a research award for research in Irish studies.
Keough-Naughton Library Research Award in Irish Studies
The award provides grant funding for scholars to use the collections of the Hesburgh Libraries for research in Irish studies. The awards are intended to defray the cost of travel and accommodation for research visits of one to three weeks in duration. The value of these awards is from $1,500 to $4,000. In this initial year, the selection committee anticipates granting two awards. Awardees may be established scholars, graduate students or postdoctoral scholars. Applications from international locations are encouraged. An important consideration will be the relevance of the Hesburgh Library collections to the proposed research project.
London Research Development Grant
Notre Dame Global is pleased to offer Global Network Research Development Grants that link to the University’s global locations. Funding requests can be made up to $10,000 per global location.
The goal of these grants is to help foster, support, and deepen long-term research collaborations and relationships by funding travel to and from the indicated locations and/or regions.
The London Research Development Grant focuses on Notre Dame London and can provide travel support for research and institutional relationships in one of four ways:
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OPTION 1* Planning meetings with UK/European research collaborators with the express aim of pursuing a joint grant proposal |
OPTION 2* Supporting an existing faculty-to-faculty collaboration in a way that promises a significant advance in establishing or deepening a joint research project |
OPTION 3 Grant to host a colloquium with UK university (with equal cost share from that institution) |
OPTION 4* Designing a collaborative project that clearly advances the University’s strategic framework |
| *Travel can be in either direction in that the ND faculty could apply to support their international collaborators coming to South Bend | |||