
The Center for the Study of Women in Society maintains a number of grant programs to support work on women and gender initiated by University of Oregon graduate students. For more than five decades, these highly competitive grants and fellowships have supported hundreds of important research projects at various stages of development and enriched programs in all sectors of the university.
Information Session
- CSWS Faculty Research Grants Info Session: TBA October 2025
Please download and read the guidelines below before completing your application. Questions, IRB approval letters, and support letters should be directed to cswsgrants@uoregon.edu.
Faculty Research Fellowships and Grants
Deadline: October 27, 2025
Faculty fellowships and grants support research and/or creative work on women and gender from a range of disciplines. Fellowships may be taken as a course release (up to $20,000, not including OPE) or as research funds (up to $15,000). Research grants provide up to $6,000 in support. UO faculty at all ranks (career and TTF) are encouraged to apply.
Download guidelines:
Apply: 2026-27 Faculty Research Fellowship Application
Post-Award Obligations for Award Recipients
At the end of the award period, all CSWS fellowship and grant recipients are obligated to submit a report about your research progress and outcomes. The report is due by September 30 (three months from the end of the award period). Failure to submit final reports will result in ineligibility for future CSWS grants. (Note: Writing an article for the Annual Review does not fulfill this obligation, though your report may be adapted from an article.)
Tracking the outcomes and impacts of CSWS funded research is very important to our mission. Notify CSWS about any conference presentations; academic, popular, or creative publications in any format; additional project grants and job opportunities; and any other outcomes that result from CSWS funded research.
In addition, grant recipients must acknowledge CSWS support in all presentations, publications, and promotional materials—including web publications and web sites, videos, and/or creative work—resulting from their grant.