The Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies is a place for faculty, postdocs, and students engaged in international research and learning to connect and find partnerships on campus, in our region, or around the world. No matter where you are in your academic career, Einaudi offers opportunities that will spur new ideas and give you the chance to come together with others interested in similar issues.
The Einaudi Center’s grants seed faculty-led international research, conferences, and collaborations. Tenured and tenure-track faculty members from any program, center, college, or school are eligible.
The Einaudi Center offers funding opportunities for undergraduates and graduates. Einaudi funding can help you understand people and places around the world, study foreign languages, travel for international research projects, and more.
The Einaudi Center's faculty seed grant program advances international research and education at Cornell and supports international activities and events.
Do you need to travel internationally for your short-term research or field work? The Einaudi Center sponsors academic travel for individual Cornell graduate and professional students. If you’re traveling between the United States and a host country for activities directly related to your dissertation or thesis research—or for other academic experiences in the international arena—Einaudi can help you get there.
The purpose of this award is to support Cornell undergraduate students while they continue their language studies in countries where a Slavic language is spoken.
Established in 1993 with a generous bequest from the estate of Cornell alumnus and trustee, Frederic Conger Wood, the fellowship supports research in Europe by undergraduates.
A full semester or year of funding available to graduate students in modern European government, history, economics, and related social science fields.
