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Special Note

Students cannot use fellowships, scholarships, or internships to study or travel to countries where the United States does not have a favorable relationship or where travel by U.S. citizens is not advised. Recipients affected by travel warnings or restricted travel should contact the Office of Student Fellowships, x4555.  See the U.S. State Department website for current information.

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National / International Opportunities

  • Beinecke Scholarship

    For Juniors

  • Bosch

    For alumni; enables young American professionals to participate in an intensive work and study program in Germany

  • Eric Breindel College And University Journalism Award

  • Carnegie

    For seniors and recent alumni; provides a substantive work experience for students with a career interest in international affairs

  • Churchill

    For seniors; enables American students to do graduate work in engineering, mathematics and the physical and natural sciences at Cambridge University.

  • DAAD

    For seniors; Provides scholarships for study at universities in Germany

  • Davis Projects for Peace

  • Earhart

    For seniors and alumni; encourages women to pursue aerospace-related science and aerospace engineering

  • Elie Wiesel Prize in Ethics

  • Fulbright

    For seniors

  • Fulbright Summer Institute

  • Goldwater

    For sophomores and juniors; supports for study in science, mathematics, and engineering

  • Jack Kent Cooke

    For Seniors or recent grads to use for a graduate degree in the performing or visual arts or creative writing.

  • Karel Fellowship

    The Frank Karel Fellowship Program in Public Interest Communications places high-potential undergraduate students in leading nonprofit organizations that vigorously promote the public interest for a hands-on, experiential summer fellowship.

  • Liebmann

    For Alums

  • Madison

    For seniors and recent alumni; supports master's-level study for future secondary school teachers of American history, American government, or social studies.

  • Marshall

    For seniors; provides the opportunity for study in the U.K.

  • Mellon Mays

    Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship

  • Mitchell Scholarship

    The Mitchell Scholars Program provides tuition, accommodations, a living expenses stipend, and an international travel stipend for post-graduate study in Ireland.

  • NSF

    For seniors and recent alumni; offers three-year graduate research fellowships in science, mathematics, and engineering

  • Rhodes

    For seniors; support outstanding scholars who show promise of contributing significantly to the world around them.

  • Phillips

    For SOPHOMORES; recognizes students who strive to make life better for those with unmet needs

  • Rotary

    For seniors; applications filled during Junior year; provides the opportunity for students to study outside the United States for one year.

  • Soros

    For seniors and alumni; provides opportunities for New Americans to achieve leadership in their chosen fields

  • Truman

    For juniors; provides scholarships to students who plan to pursue careers in government or public service

  • Udall

    For sophomores and juniors; awards scholarships to students pursuing careers in environmental public policy, or who are Native Americans or Alaska Natives pursuing careers related to health care or tribal public policy

  • University of Cambridge

    Search awards offered by the University of Cambridge for study at Cambridge

  • University of Oxford

    Fees, funding & scholarship search

  • Watson

    For seniors; seeks to give exceptional grads the freedom to engage in a year of independent study and travel abroad

  • Kathryn Davis Fellowship for Peace

    The Davis Fellowships aim to fulfill the intention of philanthropist Kathryn Wasserman Davis, who has dedicated much of her life to peace initiatives. As the cultivation of intercultural communication is essential to reducing conflict, the study of the world’s critical languages has become increasingly important. In establishing these fellowships, Mrs. Davis challenges us to “bring about a mindset of preparing for peace instead of preparing for war.”

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