Scholarship and creative activity are encouraged at every level of learning at MSU. Students have numerous opportunities to participate in projects, connect with faculty mentors or conduct their own research activities.

Graduate student funding is typically granted via a fellowship or an assistantship. The MSU Graduate School offers resources for finding funding through fellowships or assistantships.

The Office of Research and Innovation coordinates the internal review and selection of competing proposals for institutionally limited funding opportunities. This page lists current opportunities and corresponding internal application deadlines.

Resources for MTRAC, SBIR/STTR and the ADVANCE Grant Program, plus contact information for the MSU’s Business CONNECT team.

Information on HARP, DFI, and SPG and funding opportunities provided by the Office of Research and Innovation and other internal funding offered through MSU units across campus.

Resources and database links for finding Federal and State funding, and listservs for receiving automated alerts on new funding opportunities.

Join us for an upcoming forum to meet fellow researchers and form new collaborations to further research at MSU.

The Institute for Quantitative Health Science and Engineering (IQ) works to create and advance tools for quantitative analyses and interrogation of complex biological systems, and uses these tools for a greater understanding of life and living systems to enable improved control of health and disease.

The Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) provides a solid cyberinfrastructure that connects researchers from academia and industry with advanced computational systems and tools.

National and international faculty awards are an important component of institutional reputation, and are counted as AAU institutional indicators of excellence.