Research Grants

The Research Grants Office provides pre-award and non-financial post-award support to faculty in their pursuit of securing research funding. While the principal Investigator is the primary person responsible for all aspects of the research program (including grant materials), most awards are issued to the institution, not the individual.Therefore, institutional authorizations must be formally secured prior to the submission of such grant proposals.

NYU Shanghai Principal Investigators should notify the Research Grants Office (at shanghai.researchgrants@nyu.edu) as early as possible when they consider applying for a grant, either as a PI or as a co-PI. For grant applications where NYU Shanghai investigators are involved as a member or a collaborator, you still should notify us in advance if the application requires institutional clearance or commitment. Three weeks or longer are often required to complete the institutional procedures. The Research  Grants Office normally will not review any applications with a due day less than full five business days away.

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Check Chinese Research Grants Orientation to get started
 

Check the FAQ page to find information on:

  • How should I start if I want to apply for a grant?
  • What is the general procedure for applying for grants?
  • How long will it take for the whole process?
  • Where can I find funding opportunities?
  • Who can serve as PI?

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 Email: shanghai.researchgrants@nyu.edu

Research Grants Team

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