Global Studies Institute provides grant development and management for faculty with the aim of supporting international research and collaborations.
Our staff have experience working with faculty on federal grants and foundation awards to support a variety of globally focused research and teaching projects. Contact our staff to learn more about the full range of grant administration and support available to UO faculty engaged in global research.
Learn more about some current projects supported by the Global Studies Institute. Contact our staff to learn more about the full range of grant administration and support available to UO faculty engaged in global research.
Our faculty experts study many of the most pressing global issues. Through our global networks, we collaborate with international partners to drive change through innovation.
With funding from the National Science Foundation Division of Behavioral and Cognitive Science, Lesley Jo Weaver, Associate Professor of Global Health and Center for Global Health, aims to develop a holistic understanding of the factors that drive variation in health among people living with housing insecurity in the United States.
With funding from a Department of Education Title VI grant, the Center for Applied Second Language Studies (CASLS) houses one of sixteen National Foreign Language Resource Centers that work to increase the nation’s capacity for language education. CASLS resources incorporate best practices in pedagogy, the latest in second language acquisition research, and technology that’s actually usable in the classroom.
University of Oregon Psychology Professors Dare Baldwin and Jeffery Measelle, are part of a long-term project to study how thiamine (vitamin B1) supplementation and fortification can reduce beriberi in children.