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Graduate Research Opportunities Worldwide  (GROW)

CONTACTS

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Sonia  Ortega grow@nsf.gov (703) 292-8694   
Anne  Emig grow@nsf.gov (703) 292-8694   

SYNOPSIS

In an era of globalization of research excellence, an international research experience is rapidly becoming an integral part of an outstanding graduate education.   Graduate Research Opportunities Worldwide (GROW) is a partnership between NSF and international funding agencies to provide NSF Graduate Research Fellows with expanded opportunities to enhance professional development through research collaborations at top-caliber science and engineering research sites overseas.

GROW continues research cooperation with counterpart funding organizations in Norway, Finland, Denmark and Sweden, previously known as the Nordic Research Opportunity. In addition, GROW introduces new partnership opportunities to Graduate Research Fellows in France, Japan, South Korea and Singapore. 

See Dear Colleague Letter NSF 13-022 for information on how to apply.  For country-specific information, use the following links:

RELATED PROGRAMS

NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program

RELATED URLS

NSF Dear Colleague Letter NSF 13-022 with How to Apply details

Video - NSF Director announces GROW opportunity 12/05/12

NSF GROW press release December 5, 2012

AOR Certifications Form for GROW

external GRFP website

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