These can be individual or joint research projects. Summer salaries, salary replacement and stipends for visiting scholars are not covered. This stipend is only available to research grant awards. These projects can include non-UC participants, however, they should have a significant UC component. Grants are awarded for both individual and group activities.
Budgets can include tuition and fee remission for eligible research assistants.
These grants are intended as seed money and the same course is normally funded only for one year. Continued funding of prior recipients of IGCC faculty grants is in no way guaranteed. Renewal applicants should provide clear evidence of substantial accomplishment. The University of California's systemwide Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation supports graduate student research at the dissertation level on the causes of international conflict and opportunities to promote international cooperation. IGCC dissertation fellowships are available on a competitive basis to currently enrolled graduate students writing doctoral dissertations in all disciplines within the University of California system.