APSA Advancing Research Grant for Early-Career Scholars 2025 (up to $2,500) – YOA

Deadline: May 6, 2025

Applications are open for the APSA Advancing Research Grant for Early-Career Scholars 2025. The American Political Science Association (APSA) Diversity and Inclusion Advancing Research Grant helps the development of analysis targets {and professional} growth of early profession political science students.

The grant will award students whose analysis areas give attention to one of many following goal analysis areas:

• race, ethnicity and politics
• racial and social justice
• systemic racism, inequality and inequity
• gender, sexuality and politics
• LGBTQ+ politics
• accessibility politics

Qualitative, quantitative, interpretive, blended methodological, political philosophy, and concept approaches are welcome. Collaboratively-authored tasks are additionally welcomed.

Awards

Grants will vary between $2000 – $2500. Funds can be utilized to assist:

• Access to knowledge or archival information, paying undergraduate or graduate scholar analysis assistants, buying statistical software program to facilitate analysis;
• Costs related to manuscript preparation, prices related to journey for fieldwork or analysis web site visits, {and professional} growth actions (reminiscent of expertise or strategies coaching acquisition).

Eligibility

• Applicants should be within the early profession stage within the United States. For the needs of this grant, an early profession particular person is outlined as a person who has earned a PhD in political science not more than six years in the past and, who might be described as pre-tenure, contingent college, a submit-doctoral fellow, a practitioner political scientist who works outdoors of the educational sector, or latest PhDs who’re on the job market for a political science associated place.
• Applicants should exhibit that their analysis space focus falls inside a number of of the aforementioned goal analysis areas.

Application

Click here to apply

For extra info, go to APSA Advancing Research Grant.