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NIJ Graduate Research Fellowship

Information about the NIJ Graduate Research Fellowship program, including details on research and reporting guidelines for awardees.

DeadlineMay 27; Date Created: July 18, 2016
Award amount$150,000
Last checkedJun 26, 2026
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions on the Graduate Research Fellowship Program

Answers common questions about the NIJ Graduate Research Fellowship Program, including eligibility, application process, and funding details.

Award amount
$61,000 for fellow's salary and fringe
Eligibility
Student's non-U.S. citizenship does not affect eligibility.; Academic institutions must be U.S. or territories, fully accredited.; Degree programs should be relevant to criminal justice mission.
Requirements
Official applicant is the sponsoring academic institution.; Student must work with university's Office of Sponsored Programs.; Dissertation committee chair must write a statement of support.; University must provide verification of current enrollment.; IRB approval not required at application, but for fund access.
Application materials
Program narrative; Personal statement; Statement of support from committee chair; Verification of enrollment; Transcripts
How to apply
University's Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) submits the application.; Students should contact OSP early to express intent.; Application submitted online at Grants.gov and JustGrants.
Important dates
Funding opportunity typically posted in January.; Open for at least 90 days.; Earliest possible fellowship start date is January 1 of the year following submission.

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