Scholarships & Funding
Research Funding and Opportunities
CSULB Office of Research & Economic Development
ORED is dedicated to promoting research and other scholarly activities that contribute to the mission of the University. Visit the ORED website for information about internal and external funding to support faculty and student work.
Interested in staying current on sustainability-related RFPs? Check out ORSP’s email alert service and use “sustainability” as your key word.
Other Resources
- National Science Foundation Funding Database
- Grants.gov
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) Research Opportunities Database
Sustainability-Related Scholarships
The following is a brief list of opportunities for students who have either demonstrated leadership in environmental/sustainability research and activities, or students who are studying for a career in an environmental or sustainability-related field. Visit the CSI website to search for additional opportunities.
- Brower Youth Awards ($3000)
- Castle Ink Paperless Scholarship ($1000)
- Elizabeth and Sherman Asche Memorial Scholarship ($1500)
- Minority Scholarship ($5000)
- Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation Undergraduate Scholarships ($5000)
- National Garden Club Scholarships ($3500)
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Educational Partnership Program (up to $38,800)
- Dr. W. Wesley Eckenfelder Jr. Scholarship ($5000)
- Switzer Environmental Fellowship Program ($15,000)
- Environmental Defense Fund Climate Corps Fellowship Program (up to $15,000)
Campus Scholarship Resources
CSULB Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships
CSULB’s Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships is a great resource for current and incoming CSULB undergraduate and graduate students interested in finding scholarship opportunities. Check out the & BeachScholarships website and scholarship search tool.
CSULB College-Specific Scholarships
The following links will direct you to scholarships being offered by each of the individual colleges.
