NIJ Graduate Research Fellowship

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

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DeadlineMay 27; Date Created: July 18, 2016

Award amount$150,000

Last checkedJun 26, 2026

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NIJ Graduate Research Fellowship Program Presentation

Presentation slides for the NIJ Graduate Research Fellowship Program, covering overview, terms, application process, and eligibility. Includes webinar details and contact information.

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Award amount

Up to $60,000/year for up to three (3) years

Eligibility

Full-time enrollment in a research doctorate program; Dissertation topic relevant to crime and justice in the U.S.; University must be accredited in the U.S. or its territories

Requirements

Data Management, Sharing and Archiving Plan (DMSAP); Author accepted manuscripts of peer reviewed publications deposited in a public access repository; Progress report; Verification of enrollment; Chair statement of progress; Defended dissertation

Application materials

Proposal Narrative; Budget webform; Verification of Current Enrollment; Undergraduate and Graduate Transcripts; Statement of Support; Biosketch, CV, or resume

How to apply

Review the solicitation for eligibility; Contact university grants office; Assemble application materials; University submits on your behalf; Submit SF-424 on Grants.gov; Submit complete application package on JustGrants

Important dates

NOFO open: March 25; Grants.gov deadline: May 19; JustGrants deadline: May 27; Review typically announced by: September/October

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