Undergraduate Global Research Fellows
The Halle Institute Undergraduate Global Research Fellows Program has previously awarded fellowships to undergraduate juniors who propose research outside the United States for their honors theses or senior capstone projects.
Beginning in 2025, the Halle Institute for Global Research, in partnership with the Pathways Center, will fund up to twelve Undergraduate Global Fellows (UGF) to support extensive research outside the United States for undergraduate students in any school (Arts & Sciences, Business, Nursing), especially students preparing to do honors theses or senior capstone projects.
Students who are accepted to or are planning to apply for an honors program or to do a capstone project are encouraged to apply. Halle Undergraduate Global Fellows will receive up to $1000 in research funds from the Halle Institute, in addition to up to a $3000 Pathways Domestic Award or up to a $4000 Pathways Global Award awarded by Pathways. Applicants to the Halle UGF program must apply concurrently to Pathways for research funding support.
Acceptance to the program includes and requires participation in a series of research-related workshop sessions led by the Halle Institute for Global Research. Fellows will be enrolled in URP 499R and complete its requirements.
View the list of past winners and project titles here.
Applications are OPEN now and close at 11:59pm, March 31, 2025.
Required documents for application: