Santiago Research Development Grant

Notre Dame Global is pleased to offer the Santiago Research Development Grant that links to the University’s Santiago global location.

The Santiago Research Development Grant is one of Notre Dame Global's Global Network Research Development Grants, which link to the University’s 12 global locations. Several of the grants offer funds for travel to the indicated global location/region, while some may also support ND faculty bringing collaborators from the indicated location/region to South Bend, in order to further research endeavors and/or enhance collaborators understanding of the University. Explore the Global Network Research Development Grants for East Asia, Ireland, Jerusalem,  Latin America, London, Rome, South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa.

Contact

Sevda Arslan
Program Director for Faculty Support and Partnerships
Notre Dame Global
Email: sarslan@nd.edu

Esteban Montes
Director
Notre Dame Santiago
Email: jmontes@nd.edu

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Grant Overview

The Santiago Research Development Grant focuses on Notre Dame Santiago and provides travel support in one of two ways:

Option 1* Option 2*
Inviting and hosting a leader of a center or organization with broad recognition in Chile to visit Notre Dame Supporting an existing faculty-to-faculty collaboration by inviting international collaborators in Chile to campus in a way that promises to significantly advance, establish, and/or deepen a joint research project

*This grant can only be used to support travel to South Bend from Chile; The grant applicant must involve Esteban Montes, director of Notre Dame Santiago, in the planning of the initiative.

Application Guidelines

Applications will be submitted through NDG's submissions manager.

Review for application requirements:

Option 1 SAMPLE Application Option 2 SAMPLE Application

Eligibility

  • Full-time regular faculty members of Notre Dame are eligible to apply.
  • Open to all disciplines.

Funding & Expenses

  • Funding requests can be made up to $10,000

Eligible Expenses

  • Airfare, ground transportation, visa costs (if applicable), accommodation, and per diem (as outlined below).
  • Hospitality expenses for convening, and costs related to hosting a seminar/colloquium/workshop

Per Diem: Reimbursement for meals and incidental travel expenses in accordance with these per diem allowances:

  • 1-14 days - Up to 75% of the US State Dept per diem for international travel
  • 15+ days – Up to 50% of the US State Dept per diem for international travel

Selection Criteria

A well-defined outcome must be anticipated, such as a new joint project or a significant clarification of direction on an existing project.

 

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