Graduate Student Training Enhancement Grants (GSTEG); Apply by March 23 – Funding and Other Opportunities for Duke Graduate Students

Deadline: March 23, 5:00 p.m.

The Provost’s Office is again offering support for graduate students to augment their core research and training by acquiring additional skills, knowledge, or experiences that are not available at Duke and that will enhance their capacity to carry out original research. Supported activities include cognate training workshops, field research opportunities, and (doctoral students only) internships. Awards are up to $5,000 for workshops or field research; up to $2,700 per month for internships.

All current graduate students (post-undergraduate, including master’s, professional, and doctoral students) in any program at Duke University may propose graduate training enhancement activities, aside from summer internships, which are only available to doctoral students. Previous GSTEG awardees may not apply.

See the full RFP for details.

Info Sessions

Tuesday, January 21, 249 Rubenstein Library, 12:00–1:00 p.m. | Please register for lunch

Thursday, January 23, 349 Rubenstein Library, 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | Please register for lunch

Contact

Amy Feistel, amy.feistel

About This Site

The Duke Graduate School receives emails from various Duke units and external organizations and institutions about funding, career, training, and other opportunities that may be of interest to graduate students. This site is a running collection of those opportunities.

If you have an opportunity you wish to share with Duke graduate students, you can submit it to grad-web@duke.edu for consideration. As general policy, we do not accept submissions from for-profit operations, except for funding or career opportunities (e.g., internships).

The Graduate School posts the information as it was submitted and is not responsible for any inaccuracies. Questions about a specific post should be directed to the organization offering the opportunity, not to The Graduate School.