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£35,000 Urban Urgencies Research Grant

  • Organization: Urban Studies Foundation (USF)
  • Type: Grant
  • Location: Global
  • Deadline: March 23, 2026
  • Funding: Fully Funded

The Urban Studies Foundation (USF) is pleased to launch a new research funding initiative to seed-fund collaborative primary research proposals that engage with the theme Urban Urgencies. Focus: rapid‑response research tackling climate emergency, housing insecurity, pandemics, democracy threats, AI/technology impacts, and other urban crises. Benefits include: - Up to £35,000 GBP per project (up to six awards) - Support for innovative, rapid‑response urban research - Collaboration with non‑academic partners - Modest overheads for host institutions in OECD ODA‑recipient countries - Dissemination support for academic and public outputs (policy briefs, reports, etc.)

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Urban Studies Foundation (USF)Grant

£35,000 Urban Urgencies Research Grant

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Opportunity type
Grant
Funding
Fully Funded
Location
Global
Deadline
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About this opportunity

The Urban Studies Foundation (USF) is pleased to launch a new research funding initiative to seed-fund collaborative primary research proposals that engage with the theme Urban Urgencies.

Focus: rapid‑response research tackling climate emergency, housing insecurity, pandemics, democracy threats, AI/technology impacts, and other urban crises.

Benefits include:

  • Up to £35,000 GBP per project (up to six awards)
  • Support for innovative, rapid‑response urban research
  • Collaboration with non‑academic partners
  • Modest overheads for host institutions in OECD ODA‑recipient countries
  • Dissemination support for academic and public outputs (policy briefs, reports, etc.)

Who can apply

  • Must propose collaborative primary research relevant to urban studies
  • Must include at least one non‑academic partner organisation
  • Must situate project within urgent urban challenges (climate, housing, health, democracy, AI, etc.)
  • Must commit to producing both academic and public‑facing outputs
  • Applications must follow USF guidance documents and include CVs, letters of support, and budget evidence
  • Graduate student
  • Running a project or organization
  • Working (full-time or part-time)

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