Harvard University $4000 Ashton Award for Student Research

Harvard University $4000 Ashton Award for Student Research. Grant for Advanced Undergraduate and Graduate Research in Asian Tropical Forest Biology

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Applications are open for Harvard University’s prestigious $4,000 Ashton Award for Student Research, which supports investigations in Asian tropical forest biology.

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Application Deadline

February 1, 2025

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About the Ashton Award

Professor Peter Ashton and Mary Ashton fund the Ashton Award for Student Research, which offers financial support to advanced undergraduate and graduate students conducting field research in Asian tropical forest biology. This initiative aligns with the Arnold Arboretum’s mission to foster innovative and impactful research.

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Eligible Field of Study

• Asian Tropical Forest Biology

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Who Can Apply?

The award is open to:

• Advanced undergraduate and graduate students.
• Students from all universities worldwide, regardless of citizenship or institutional affiliation.

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Benefits of the Ashton Award

• Up to $4,000 in funding for research and travel expenses.
• Access to Arnold Arboretum resources and expertise.
• Opportunity to contribute to advancements in tropical forest biology.

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Required Documents

Applicants must submit:

1. Cover letter
2. Research statement (1-2 pages) detailing the project, funding needs, and collaborators.
3. Research budget (1 page) itemizing research and travel costs.
4. Project timeline with start and end dates.
5. Curriculum vitae (CV)
6. Two letters of recommendation, submitted directly by referees.

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Eligible Countries

• All countries

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Research Locations

• Relevant to the applicant’s project, with support from the Arnold Arboretum.

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Award Duration

• Based on the project timeline.

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How to Apply

1. Complete and submit the online application form.
2. Upload all required documents.
3. Ensure referees submit letters of recommendation by the February 1, 2025, deadline.

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This award offers a unique opportunity for students globally to make significant contributions to Asian tropical forest biology while leveraging the renowned resources of Harvard University’s Arnold Arboretum. Apply now!