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Professional Formation of Engineers (PFE)

U.S. National Science FoundationU.S. National Science Foundation

AI Overview

NSF seeks research on how engineers develop professional skills across education, training, and workplace contexts. Projects should integrate engineering and social science expertise to build pathways creating ethical, globally-competent engineers ready for evolving technical careers.

This summary is AI-generated from the official solicitation.

Key Details

Agency
U.S. National Science Foundation
Funding Amount
—
Release Date
April 17, 2026
Due Date
October 6, 2076

Official Description

<p>The Professional Formation of Engineers (PFE) initiative integrates engineering research and education to improve and expand the nation&rsquo;s engineering workforce. PFE is defined as the formal and informal processes and value systems by which people become engineers. The goal of PFE is to create an ethical engineering workforce with a global outlook and the ability to adapt to the rapidly evolving technical environment. This will help build a future engineering workforce with the skills to...
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Change History

Field UpdatedOct 6, 2026 at 1:04 PM

Informational change · Unknown

Professional Formation of Engineers (PFE)

Minor editorial change to the title field: the acronym "(PFE)" was added, so the title now reads "Professional Formation of Engineers (PFE)" instead of "Professional Formation of Engineers."

Nothing about eligibility, scope, requirements, deadlines, award amounts, or submission rules changed. The only practical effect is that the program is now officially tied to the "PFE" shorthand. Applicants may want to use that acronym when searching Grants.gov or NSF listings, and in internal tracking or proposal references, so they match the opportunity.

Date ChangedOct 6, 2026 at 1:04 PM

Critical change · Deadline

Professional Formation of Engineers (PFE)

Close date is now October 6, 2076 (04:00 UTC, so Oct 6 at midnight Eastern). The previous version has no close date on record, so the prior deadline, the size of the shift, and whether applicants gained or lost time can't be determined.

Things to check:

  • Likely data error. A deadline 50 years out is almost certainly a typo or placeholder (e.g., 2026 or 2076 entered by mistake). Don't treat it as a real deadline.
  • Verify before planning. Confirm the actual due date on the Grants.gov listing or the full notice of funding opportunity, or ask the program contact.
  • Don't rely on the extra time. Until the agency corrects or confirms the date, assume the real deadline may be much sooner and keep your proposal on its original schedule.
  • Watch for a correction. A follow-up edit that sets a realistic date would be the actual deadline change.
Opportunity AddedApr 18, 2026 at 11:19 AM

Professional Formation of Engineers

New Grants.gov opportunity: Professional Formation of Engineers

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