RESOURCES FOR FACULTY & GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH
In an effort to foster a greater understanding of international relations, as well as the more general sources of conflict in the international system, the Browne Center awards a series of grants to Penn faculty and advanced graduate students on a rolling basis.
Faculty may apply alone or with graduate student co-authors, provided that the co-authors are enrolled in a graduate degree-granting program at the University. There are no restrictions on the nationality of applicants and projects are encouraged for research at any location, according to the demands of the project proposal. The size of the award varies based on the needs of the project and the resources of the Center during any application period. Faculty grants generally do not exceed $4,000. Student grants do not generally exceed $1,000.
In addition to faculty grants, the Browne Center also awards the annual Margaret E. Galey Award in honor of her daughter - Maragret E. Galey GR '70. The award is given to a female graduate student writing a doctoral dissertation in the field of international relations. The award is granted to support summer doctoral research in the U.S. or abroad.
Grant Recipients and Project Descriptions
Margaret E. Galey Award Recipients
Proposals are accepted on a rolling basis.
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