Graduate Fellowships

Eligibility

Graduate and professional students are eligible to compete for limited funds if they are participating in a program offered through Study Abroad/University College, i.e. registered in an ABRD (165) course number. This merit scholarship applies only to the Summer & Short-Term scholarship, offered for programs during the Winter and Summer sessions. Applicants must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.

	Merit	Need
Amount	$500-$1000	$500-$2000 depending on relative need & duration of study
Number	Approximately 10	Varies; ~60 in 2009-10
Cumulative GPA Requirement	3.5	Good academic standing
Deadline	October 15* for winter / March 15* for summer	October 15* for winter / March 15* for summer
Applications	Merit application [1]	Need application [2]
General Criteria	Academic and personal objectives which are clearly defined and realistic Academic achievement and preparation Quality and completeness of the project proposal Contribution of the study abroad experience to the student's overall academic program Evidence of maturity, motivation and adaptability to a different cultural environment Demonstrated interest in learning about foreign cultures	Relative financial need, based on Financial aid Award Summary information

*The final deadline for application submission is 5 p.m. of the date listed above (close of business day in the Study Abroad office).

Field Research

Graduate and professional students seeking funding for field research or other activities should begin their search with:

International Programs Grants Office [3], which administers the Fulbright Grants, Stanley Fellowships and FLAS Fellowships, among other internal and external awards, and/or
Sponsored Programs [4], the main source on campus for information about external awards.