- Funding Overview
- Funded Research
- Opportunities
- Research Policies
- Resources & Forms
- CTSG Fellowship Report 2020
- EPA LIS Partnership QAPP Resources
- Integrating Education/Outreach in Your Proposal
- LIS Partnership research projects reporting form – NEW!
- Progress/Final Report Form
- Progress/Final Report Form (Arts Grant)
- Policy Guidelines for No-Cost Extension Requests
- 90-2 form
- 90-4 form
- Budget Justification Guidance
- Sample Budget Justification
- Full Proposal Data Management Plan Form
- DMP Completion Form
- Connecticut Sea Grant logo
- New researcher orientation meeting
Connecticut Sea Grant is a federal-state partnership, housed at the University of Connecticut, which seeks to foster the sustainable use and conservation of coastal and marine resources. CTSG accomplishes this mission through a three-pronged approach of research, outreach and education. CTSG provides a diversity of funding opportunities for researchers, including omnibus funding awards offered on a two-year basis, smaller development or seed grants, strategic initiative grants and various student fellowships. CTSG funds both natural and social science research, and we would like to expand our portfolio of coastally relevant social science research in the future. Finally, CTSG offers funding for the arts through our competitive Arts Grant Program.
Current Funding Opportunities
LIS Partnership Research Program Call for Preliminary Proposals for 2027-2028
The CT and NY Sea Grant programs announce the Long Island Sound Partnership extramural research program. The intent is to fund research that will support the science-based management of LIS and its resources, and support implementation of the LIS Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan. Deadline: March 19, 2026
[Read More]Connecticut Sea Grant Arts Support Awards Program
Connecticut Sea Grant, through its Arts Support Awards Program, will award up to $1000 to an artist or group of artists. The winning submission will be selected on the basis of aesthetic quality, relevance to coastal and marine environments and Connecticut Sea Grant themes, as well as its potential impact on the wider public and new audiences. Application deadline: May 20, 2026
[Read More]Research Grants
2028-2030 OMNIBUS FUNDING CYCLE
The 2026-2028 CTSG Omnibus Research Call is now closed. An RFP on the 2028-2030 CTSG Omnibus is expected to be released in December 2026. See below for information about a orientation meeting for new and interested researchers.
CTSG is preparing to solicit proposals for competitive research funding under our 2028-2030 Omnibus. In light of this, CTSG will host an orientation meeting aimed at introducing new and interested researchers to CTSG and CTSG research opportunities, in addition to providing a primer on submitting grants to CTSG and including outreach and education components in your grant proposals.
This orientation meeting will be held remotely on Monday, Nov. 2 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. via Teams. If you wish to participate, please respond via e-mail by Oct. 21 to Dr. Syma Ebbin, CTSG Research Coordinator, at SeagrantResearch@uconn.edu.