• Applications open January 1
• U.S. Social Security Card — citizenship not required
• Currently enrolled or planning to enroll in PhD program
• 4 years of tuition and fees, Singaporean 2000/month, 2500 after qualifying exam, 1000 relocation and 1500 travel (one-time)

• Applicants must fill out the application form and prepare a one-page essay as indicated on the form.
• Applicants must have completed an academic qualification at the level of the Bachelor’s degree awarded by an accredited college or university.

• Applications open: October 16
• William L. Fisher Congressional Geoscience Fellowship
• Applicants must also be a member of one of AGI's member societies

• Numerous Awards, Scholarships, and Competitions
• Student member of AIChE
• Computational Molecular Science & Engineering Forum Grad Student Award

• Application opens in November.
• International students eligible
• Various fellowships available
• Scroll down to ANS Graduate Scholarship and Jogn and Muriel Landis Scholarships

• Graduate student member of ASABE
• Boyd-Scott Graduate Research Award (monetary award)
• All Biological/Agricultural Engineering Grad Students enrolled for at least four months prior to the competition

• Graduate Student Grant-in-Aid Award Program
• All nationalities
• Faculty nominated award — see faculty advisor
• Additional honorarium of $1500 if you have a copy of paper and paper acceptance message from ASHRAE

• Application opens in late summer
• Abel Wolman Fellowship — research in water supply and treatment
• Graduate Student Research Awards
• Academic Achievement Award
• Doctoral Dissertation Award
• Master’s Thesis Award

• Science majors only
• Graduate only, nearing completion of thesis
• Must be female
• Must have interrupted career due to life circumstances

• All Science/Engineering majors
• Ph.D. only, full time student, must complete Ph.D. by 2024
• US, EU (including UK) institution. Must do 12-week internship in NYC or London, and attend kickoff week in fall
• Major field of computer science, math, statistics, electrical engineering, operations engineering, systems engineering, industrial engineering or related field

• All majors, including STEM
• Undergraduate or Graduate
• US or Canadian Institution. She must be a leader in STEM. In addition, applicants must submit a 1-2 minute video supplement, responding to this question: “What would the Buildium Women in Technology Scholarship mean for your education?”

• The Consortium for Enabling Technologies & Innovation (ETI) is offering two graduate fellowships. These fellowships are geared toward students with an interest in one of the ETI’s three thrust areas. See https://eti.gatech.edu for more information regarding the thrust areas.
• ETI fellows receive up to $50,000 annually for two years to cover the costs of tuition, fees, a stipend, and travel. Fellowships also include the opportunity to complete a summer internship at a national laboratory.

Eligibility Requirements

• U.S. Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident
• GPA of 3.5 or above
• Enrolled as a full-time graduate student at an accredited U.S. college or university
• Commitment to complete a summer internship at a national laboratory
• Commitment to include a national laboratory advisor on dissertation committee

Applications must submit:

• Personal career goals statement (500 words max.)
• Proposed graduate research essay and how it relates to the ETI research (750 words max.)
• Two reference letters
• Official undergraduate and graduate transcripts
• Additional information (e.g., awards, publications, conference presentations, service work.)

Submit all materials to Leza Young at leza.young@gatech.edu

• All Science/Engineering majors, related to computational science
• Ph.D. only, current seniors and 1st year Ph.D. students
• Must be at US institution, and attend 12-week practicum at DOE facility

• Full-time, uninterrupted study toward Ph.D. degree in U.S. university
• First-year graduate student
• U.S. Citizen and Permanent Resident

• All transportation-related majors
• Graduate only
• List of eligible fields in announcement. Must have 1 year or more remaining
• Must be at US institution, and attend annual transportation research board meeting in DC

• 10-12 week summer fellowship
• Eligibility to work in the United States in Summer 2017
• Attend a week long training in May
• 2+ years work experience

• Numerous fellowships listed on site

• U.S. citizens, nationals, permanent residents, individuals granted deferred action status
• Underrepresented minority
• Superior academic achievement
• Committed to career in teaching or research at the university level

• All majors
• Graduate only
• For creative/performing arts, 4 years experience counts. MDs eligible for research but not internships/residencies
• Cannot hold doctoral degree by program deadline, resided abroad 5+ years during 6 year-period prior to application, or have spent more than 6 months in host country

• All majors
• Graduate only
• Must be applying to study at Cambridge
• Deadline: October if US, December/January if outside the US

• All Science majors, specifically Biology/biomedical
• Ph.D. only
• Must be nominated by Howard Hughes Medical Institution representative at your home institution
• Must apply in year 2-3 and have advanced to candidacy by Sept 1 in year of application
• Must be underrepresented minority

• Annual Scholarships
• Be accepted at , or enrolled in, a full-time degree program
• Be an international student allowed to legally study in the U.S. or Canada

• Enrolled in Computer Science or Computer Engineering degree program
• Visible or invisible disability
• Exemplify leadership and demonstrate a commitment to and passion for computer science and technology
• Should not be a previous Google Lime scholar

• Be a resident of North America
• 18 years of age or older
• Work or study in computer science, computer engineering, information technology, or a related technical field

• U.S. Citizens
• Accept two summers of paid internship
• May be nominated by University
• Up to 6 years of support

• All Science/Engineering majors
• Undergraduate or Graduate only
• Must be either Hispanic or demonstrate significant leadership/service in Hispanic community, GPA 3.0 or above. Also attend HENAAC Conference

• Applications open in January 2021
• Various Awards, Scholarships, and Competitions
• Must be of Hispanic origin or participate in Hispanic organizations
• Pursue a STEM degree
• Minimum GPA of 3.0

• Applications available September
• Faculty nomination
• Completed at least one year in doctoral program if outside of Europe and Russia
• Both non-citizens and citizens are eligible

• Charles LeGeyt Fortescue Scholarship
• First year, full-time electrical engineering graduate student
• Other various scholarships, grants, and fellowships

• U.S. Citizen
• Apply to individual program such as Purdue’s

• National of a World Bank member country eligible to borrow
• Not be a dual citizen of any developed country
• Hold a BS
• 3 years of development related experience
• Accepted into one of JJ/WBGSP preferred universities
• JJ/WBGSP Scholarship
• RSM Fellowships Program
• Note: See their FAQ for important information

• Application must be postmarked on or before December 1, 2019
• Enrolled in a Ph.D. degree program in U.S. or Canada
• No limitations on citizenship

• Applications open September 15
• Be a self-identifying women from developing countries studying in the United States & Canada
• Must plan to return to home country within 2 years
• Commitment to work to the benefit of women and children
• Are at least 25 years old at the time of application deadline

• All Humanities and Social Science majors
• Ph.D. only, must be in last year of dissertation
• Must be PhD candidates in a humanities or social science department in the United States. (1) have completed all requirements for the PhD except the dissertation (i.e., obtained ABD status) by the application deadline. be no more than six years into the degree program at the time of application. This includes time spent earning an MA within that program. (2) not currently hold or have previously held a dissertation completion fellowship. have not previously applied for this fellowship more than once.

• All Science/Engineering majors, related to Microsoft's interests
• Ph.D. only, 4th year and above
• Woman, URM, and/or person with disabilities at institutions in Canada, US, or Mexico

• Member of Mortar Board
• Pursuing a post- graduate degree

• BS in STEM Field
• Graduate only
• 3.0 GPA and above
• Estimated to give out 12 per fiscal year

• Application open late fall
• Program related to NASA research and development
• Various opportunities

• All Science/Engineering majors
• Graduate only
• If Ph.D., completed no more than 3 years of study, if master's completed no more than one year of study
• Selected applicants will perform research at their respective campuses and at NASA Centers. In addition to his or her faculty advisor, each Fellow will be matched with a technically relevant and community-engaged NASA researcher who will serve as the student’s research collaborator. Through this collaboration, students will be able to take advantage of broader and/or deeper space technology research opportunities directly related to their educational and career objectives, acquire a more detailed understanding of the potential end applications of their space technology efforts, directly disseminate their research results within the NASA community, and enhance their understanding of the research process. Awards resulting from this competitive selection will be made in the form of training grants to accredited U.S. universities. This solicitation has two phases. Phase A is the application submission by the student. For the student applicant who is selected in Phase A, the accredited U.S. university where the student will be enrolled for the fall 2017 term as a full-time graduate student must submit a Phase B proposal (as specified later in this solicitation); a complete Phase B proposal submission will result in a training grant award.

• Must be a US Citizen, Permanent Resident, or US National to apply and either a graduating PhD or a current postdoc.
• The program supports researchers for a period of up to three years with fellowships that may be taken to eligible host institutions of their choice.

• Various opportunities available
• Must be an underrepresented minority
• Minimum of 2.8 GPA for high school seniors accepted by the University’s college of engineering
• Currently enrolled students must have completed a calculus, physics or chemistry with at least a B grade
• Two-year community college transfers should have at least 2.7 GPA and an Associate Degree in engineering science

• U.S. Citizens and Nationals
• Final year of undergraduate program of first two years of graduate studies
• Medical insurance included

• Obtain permission from university's department to perform dissertation research at NIH
• Identify NIH investigator willing to host student
• Complete required documentation
• Only applicable engineering field is Biomedical Engineering

• NIH will repay lenders for qualified educational loans issued by any US government entity, accredited US academic institutions, and/or commercial lenders that are subject to examination and supervision in their capacity as lending institutions by an agency of the United States or the state in which the lender has its principal place of business

• At the time of application, you cannot have completed more than two years of full-time graduate work toward your Ph.D.

• Must have a PhD degree in an area related to climate change research
• Preference given to new graduates who are seeking their first fellowship and who have held PhD for no more then three years
• Applications from women and minorities encouraged
If not a U.S. citizen, all postdoctoral fellows must be able to provide documentation of their eligibility to work in the U.S. prior to beginning employment. Although it is the responsibility of the fellow, UCAR Human Resources can provide assistance in securing visas, and should be contacted as soon as the offer of employment is made.

• International students eligible
• Must be a member of NSBE
• Various scholarships available

• All STEM including Social Science majors
• Undergraduate or Graduate
• Recommended submission by April, but rolling deadline

• Citizens from select Central and South American countries

• All majors
• Graduate only, must apply before 3rd year
• Must be immigrant or child of two immigrants, 30 or younger

• One year assignment for PhD candidates
• Should have completed research and be prepared to devote full time to writing the dissertation
• Shall not have any other part-time job during the assignment
• Candidates interested in teaching and who are underrepresented are particularly encouraged to apply

• Should have a documented disability
• Attended high school within the state of Maine
• B average or equivalent GPA

• All majors
• Graduate only
• At least 18 but not yet 24 at time of application
• Must be applying for graduate study at Oxford
• Must have a GPA of 3.7 or higher

• Applications available in October every year
• Conduct doctoral research in a French Laboratory
• Enrolled in an American University working on a PhD
• Stipend of 1,400 Euros, and cost of travel and health insurance
• Study can begin from September 1 to April 1

• All Science/Engineering majors, specifically Physical and Natural Sciences and Engineering
• Undergraduate or Graduate
• Must be member of federally recognized tribe or at least 1/4 Indian blood from federally recognized tribe

• U.S. citizen, permanent resident, refugee, or political asylum status in the U.S.
• Electrical, Materials, Computer, Chemical Engineering
• Conducting research with Semiconductor Industry (SRC) member

• One-year fellowship in residence at Smithsonian Institution facilities
• Doctoral candidate
• Satisfied all degree requirements except completion of the dissertation
• Application through Purdue University Graduate School
  Contact:Fellowship Office, 765-494-2598

• Raymond Davis Scholarship
• Academic and/or research focus in a field related to imaging

• Humanities majors, specifically History of Space Technology
• Ph.D. or Postdoc
• Must complete all requirements of PhD except dissertation

• Minimum GPA of 2.5
• Must be on a path toward a graduate degree in manufacturing engineering, technology, or closely related field at an accredited college or university in the United States or Canada

• Numerous Scholarships
• Requires membership

• Innovative research with real-world value
• Attend university in a PhD program focusing on systems research

• Applications open August 2021
• Working towards Ph.D. degree or seniors wishing to do so
• Applied physical, biological and engineering sciences
• Excellence in technical education

• Female undergraduate or graduate student
• Major Computer Engineering or Computer Science, or other closely related technical field
• Maintain strong academic record

• Pursuing an M.S. or Ph.D. in a transportation-related discipline and be planning to enter the transportation profession

• All STEM majors including Social Science, specifically Atmospheric science related
• Graduate only, two-year program, so can't accept during final year of study
• Underrepresented racial/ethnic group, first generation, low income, veteran, sexual/gender minority, students with disabilities

• All Science/Engineering majors, specifically Computer science, computer engineering or a closely related technical field
• Undergraduate or Graduate
• Must be female

• Membership Required
• Interest in pursing career related to national security
• Demonstrate financial need
• Minimum 3.25 GPA
• Female U.S. citizen

• Application must be postmarked before mid July 2021
• Women of any nationality pursuing a Ph.D. in aerospace-related engineering
• Superior academic record, well-defined research program