Research Funding Opportunities
Latin America Research Development Grant
Notre Dame Global is pleased to offer the Global Network Research Development Grants that link to the University’s global locations. It invites proposals that aim to deepen research/institutional connections between the global locations, institutions in their locale, and Notre Dame faculty.
Funding requests can be made up to $10,000, with additional funding available for ND Jerusalem.
The Latin America Research Development Grant offers travel support for faculty to bring to the University of Notre Dame either a leader with broad recognition or a research collaborator from Latin America, in one of two ways:
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OPTION 1* Inviting and hosting a leader of a center or organization with broad recognition in Latin America to visit Notre Dame |
OPTION 2* Supporting an existing faculty-to-faculty collaboration by inviting international collaborators in Latin America to campus in a way that promises to significantly advance, establish, and/or deepen a joint research project |
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*This grant can only be used to support travel coming to South Bend from Latin America. |
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Learn more and submit a proposal
Mexico Faculty Grant Program
Through the generous support of University benefactors, Notre Dame Global is providing funding to build, sustain, and encourage academic and research collaboration (research projects, faculty and graduate student exchange, conferences, seminars, etc.) with leading universities in Mexico, especially Tec de Monterrey, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE), Panamericana, and Iberoamericana. Grants will be awarded on a competitive basis, and projects will be offered administrative and logistical support through Notre Dame Mexico.
This grant program is part of the University’s broader international strategy to engage Mexico and Latin America by building upon existing academic partnerships and strengthening opportunities for research, scholarship, and graduate student training.
Mexico Virtual Lecture Series
The Mexico Virtual Lecture Series was an online event intended to highlight the deep connections between Notre Dame and Mexico. Each lecture focuses on the current work of a Notre Dame faculty member or researcher, covering topics that vary widely from medical research to the social sciences and arts and culture.