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PhD students

Here you find a  selection of funding programmes  for international PhD students by various funding organisations. For more funding opportunities please search our  funding databases .

Selection of funding programmes (alphabetical order):

Collaborative Research Centres

Collaborative Research Centres offer PhD students opportunities to pursue an outstanding research programme that crosses disciplinary, institutional, departmental and faculty boundaries.

DLR-DAAD Research Fellowships

Outstanding PhD students can complete a doctorate in the fields of space, aeronautics, energy, transport, digitalisation and security at an institute of the German Aerospace Center (DLR).

ERA Fellowships – Green Hydrogen

This programme provides funding for a research project or continuing academic training in the field of GH2.

Green Talents

The winners of this competition are invited to visit leading German institutions of environmental and sustainability research. Furthermore, Green Talents awardees can complete a research stay at an institution of their choice.

Individual Doctoral Projects at Fraunhofer Institutes

PhD students can complete a doctorate while working on exciting projects in cutting-edge areas of technology involving state-of-the-art equipment at a Fraunhofer institute.

Individual Doctoral Projects at Leibniz Institutes

PhD students can complete a doctorate while working in an excellent interdisciplinary research environment at a Leibniz institute.

Individual Doctoral Projects at Max Planck Institutes

PhD students can complete doctoral projects within the scope of research work conducted at a Max Planck institute.

International Max Planck Research Schools

PhD students can complete a doctorate in a structured programme offering excellent research conditions at one of the 68 International Max Planck Research Schools (IMPRS).

International Visiting Researchers at Max Planck Institutes

International researchers can conduct independent research at a Max Planck institute. The programme aims to strengthen cooperation and promote networking between Max Planck institutes and their international partners.

Leibniz Graduate Schools and Leibniz ScienceCampi

PhD students will find ideal conditions for completing a doctorate in a structured doctoral programme that can be pursued at either a Leibniz institute or a partner university.

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Networks

PhD students receive structured doctoral training within these networks, which are formed jointly by different European institutions.

Max Planck Schools

The Max Planck Schools are a joint graduate programme run by German universities and research organisations. They offer ambitious bachelor’s and master’s graduates excellent conditions within a unique scientific network, and provide structured and fully funded PhD programmes in three interdisciplinary research fields: cognition, matter to life and photonics.

Munich Aerospace: PhD Scholarships

Munich Aerospace PhD scholarships allow talented young scientists to focus exclusively on the research work at hand and on attaining a timely doctoral degree.

PhD Fellowships

The Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds awards PhD Fellowships to outstanding early career researchers who wish to carry out an ambitious scientific PhD project in basic biomedical research at an internationally leading laboratory.

Research Grants – Bi-nationally Supervised Doctoral Degrees/Cotutelle

The aim of this programme is to support doctoral degrees at the student’s home university with integrated research phases in Germany.

Research Grants – Doctoral Programmes in Germany

International PhD students can realise a doctoral project (individually or in a structured programme) at a state or state-recognised German university or non-university research institution.

Research Grants – One-Year Grants

International doctoral candidates can carry out research primarily as part of a doctoral project at a state or state-recognised university or non-university research institution in Germany.

Research Training Groups

Research Training Groups are set up by universities and pursue a focused research programme. They offer a structured PhD programme relating to an innovative, peer-reviewed research topic.

RISE Professional

This programme enables students in the fields of natural sciences, engineering or computer science from North America, the United Kingdom or Ireland to gain serious practical experience in a German company or research institution with strong industry ties.

Travel Grants

The Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds (BIF) awards travel grants to PhD students and postdoctoral researchers from all over the world.

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More funding programmes are available for international researchers. For more information you can either search the funding databases or go straight to the websites of the funding organisations.

Google PhD Fellowship

• Biological Sciences
• Physical Sciences
• Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering
• Social Sciences
• Spring Quarter (April-June)
• Early graduate school
• Research Grant
• Must be nominated to apply
• No citizenship requirements

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The university is limited to four nominations each year for the Google PhD Fellowship. Applicants must apply by the internal deadline to be considered as a university nominee.

Download the Google PhD Fellowship application form and instructions.

Submit completed applications to the fellowships team at UChicagoGRAD ([email protected]).

Google PhD Fellowships directly support graduate students as they pursue their PhD, as well as connect them to a Google Research Mentor. The Google PhD Fellowship Program was created to recognize outstanding graduate students doing exceptional work in computer science and related research areas.

In the United States, Canada, and Europe, accredited PhD granting institutions in Computer Science or related fields may nominate up to four eligible students during the application period. The fellowship offers:

• 2 year Fellowship with opportunity to extend to 3rd year
• Full tuition and fees (enrollment fees, health insurance, books) plus a stipend to be used for living expenses, travel and personal equipment
• Google Research Mentor

The university will nominate students that meet the following requirements:

• Full-time graduate students pursuing a PhD and enrolled in an institution in the U.S.
• Completed graduate coursework by the academic award year when the Fellowship begins.
• Students must remain enrolled full-time in the PhD program for the duration of the Fellowship or forfeit the award.
• Google employees, and their spouses, children, and members of their household are not eligible.
• Students that are already supported by a comparable industry award are not eligible. Government or non-profit organization funding is exempt.

Google PhD Fellowship students are a select group recognized by Google researchers and their institutions as some of the most promising young academics in the world. The Fellowships are awarded to students who represent the future of research in the following fields:

• Algorithms, Optimizations and Markets
• Computational Neuroscience
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Machine Learning
• Machine Perception, Speech Technology and Computer Vision
• Mobile Computing
• Natural Language Processing (including Information Retrieval and Extraction)
• Privacy and Security
• Programming Languages and Software Engineering
• Quantum Computing
• Structured Data and Database Management
• Systems and Networking

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Harvard Fellowship for Teaching

Application Deadline: November 1, 2023

Our groundbreaking, one-year Teaching and Teacher Leadership (TTL) Ed.M. program prepares both individuals seeking to learn to teach and experienced teachers who are deepening their craft as teachers or developing their leadership. Students will gain the skills to transform learning, advance social justice, and make a profound difference in the lives of learners. 

The Harvard Graduate School of Education is committed to investing in the future of the teaching profession — and minimizing the student debt that teachers carry. We offer a signature fellowship — the  Harvard Fellowship for Teaching  — to qualified candidates in the TTL program. The fellowship package covers 80 percent of tuition and provides for a $10,000 living stipend. Fellowship decisions are determined during the admissions process.

How to Apply

To be considered for the Harvard Fellowship for Teaching, you must complete the 2024-2025 HGSE Admissions Application and apply to the Teaching and Teacher Leadership master's program.

HGSE offers a range of other  financial aid and fellowship opportunities  to provide greater access and affordability to our students. 

Eligibility

This prestigious fellowship is prioritized for admitted students pursuing the Teaching Licensure Residency model. Additional fellowships may be awarded to qualified candidates admitted to the Teaching Licensure Internship model and the Teaching and Leading strand. 

• U.S. Citizens, U.S. Permanent Residents, or International Students
• Full-time Ed.M. students

Teaching and Teacher Leadership

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Announcing the 2022 PhD Fellows

Sep 01, 2022

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In 2009, Google created the PhD Fellowship Program to recognize and support graduate students who are doing exceptional research in Computer Science and related fields, and who are poised to shape the future of technology. Since our first awardee cohort 13 years ago, these PhD Fellowships have helped support 654 graduate students from around the world across Africa, Australia & New Zealand, East Asia, Europe, India, North America and Southeast Asia.

Over the past 14 award cycles, our PhD Fellows have made some incredible contributions to their fields, and today we're checking in with three of our past alumni.

• Flora Tasse — Head of CV/AR Research at Streem specializing in AI applied to Computer Graphics and Vision problems faced in AR/VR
• Minsuk Kahng — Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Oregon State University whose research focuses on designing and developing novel visual analytics tools for people to interpret and interact with machine learning systems that use massive datasets
• Nicolas Papernot — Assistant Professor of Computer Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Toronto whose research interests span the security and privacy of machine learning

What was your motivation to apply to the program?

Flora: I started my PhD with the mission to seize every opportunity to surround myself with the best in the field and broaden my horizons. I was on the lookout for Fellowships that could provide that, and help me make an impact in my area of research. When I heard about the Google PhD Fellowship, I was impressed with all the support that went well beyond the financial. I was initially hesitant to apply because it is such a prestigious program. Thankfully, I did submit my application and it is one the best things I have ever done for my career.

Minsuk: Receiving a Google PhD Fellowship is a great honor for computer science PhD students. I deeply appreciated that Google recognized my research. I was particularly interested in applying for Google’s Fellowship program because Google researchers have been actively conducting research on human-centered approaches to Artificial Intelligence (AI), which is something I’m passionate about. The program provided me with an exciting opportunity to interact with them.

Nicolas: At the time, there were very few people working on my research topic (adversarial examples) so I wanted to apply to the Google Fellowship to find mentors and colleagues to discuss my ideas with. The Fellowship was a great accelerator for my research because it allowed me to meet with a number of people who ended up shaping my understanding of machine learning. This increased the pace of my research and led me to discover new areas of research that I am passionate about.

What impact did the Google PhD Fellowship have on your career trajectory and on technology?

Flora: The Google PhD Fellowship was a turning point in my career. It not only validated the research work I was doing, but also gave me visibility and support that opened so many doors. Through this experience, I formed valuable collaborations and expanded my professional network which proved fruitful in building my career. Thanks to my internship at Google Zurich, I gained valuable insights into innovation and the productization of research. I currently apply my research skills at Streem, where we are making the phone's camera intelligent. Acquired by Streem, my start-up Selerio was building AI agents that could understand images/videos and augment them with relevant interactive objects. This technology made a tangible difference in remote collaboration between experts and consumers to solve product issues which was particularly impactful at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Minsuk: The Fellowship has allowed me to have a wonderful career. Thanks to invaluable advice from my mentors at Google, I completed my PhD with a Dissertation Award from Georgia Tech. I have recently decided to join Google’s People + AI Research (PAIR) team after working as faculty for three years. I have been developing data visualization tools for people to interpret AI systems. Along with my colleagues at Google I’ve created and open-sourced GAN Lab , an interactive tool for people to learn the inner-workings of deep learning models. It significantly broadens people's education access to AI, as learners can use it just with their browsers without the need for specialized backend. I look forward to pursuing research that can help people everywhere.

Nicolas: The Google PhD Fellowship gave me a lot of freedom to pursue my own research ideas, spend time developing the CleverHans library , and collaborate with researchers at different universities and in other research communities. The opportunities I've had to work on differential privacy and machine learning with leading researchers at Google Brain were transformative to my career, and fundamental to bootstrapping my academic career at the University of Toronto and Vector Institute. During the program, I was able to implement privacy-preserving algorithms that are now used by product teams with lots of users. This was a great opportunity to have an immediate impact on technology. More generally, my research is by design seeking to understand the limitations of machine learning so that society can better trust it.

What advice do you have for current and future Google PhD Fellows?

Flora: Take advantage of the opportunities it provides, apply to Google internships, go to more conferences, collaborate and meet PhD Fellows in other fields. By becoming a Google PhD Fellow, you are joining a community of incredibly talented researchers and gaining influential mentors. As for the PhD, you will still go through the ups and downs of doctoral research. But it will be much easier as a Fellow. Stay the course. If you are an undergraduate considering a PhD pathway, invest energy and time in figuring out if there is a problem or a field that you care enough about to dedicate many years of your life to it.

Minsuk: My advice is to look for opportunities to cross the boundaries between disciplines. My work was made possible by collaborating with people across multiple research areas, such as information visualization, machine learning, human-computer interaction and databases. While research from different fields might seem unrelated at first, combinations of ideas can create unique research opportunities. Before starting my PhD, I conducted research on making recommendation algorithms more accurate, but found myself being much more motivated by different flavors of research. This experience led me to find my research direction and vigorously pursue it in my PhD.

Nicolas: I recommend that you do not optimize for short term rewards (like publishing papers) but instead focus on solving the problems that you find the most interesting. Research is often a random process and it is hard to predict what work will have an impact, so optimizing for short term rewards can quickly remove the “fun” out of doing research. While an undergraduate student, you have many opportunities to learn about topics that are diverse and possibly far away from the topic you will eventually choose to work on if you start a PhD. This breadth of knowledge will not only make you a more interesting person but help you in your research, because the most interesting research questions are often the ones that require an interdisciplinary approach to find an answer.

Announcing the 2022 Google PhD Fellows

Since 2009, the Google PhD Fellows have represented some of the best and brightest computer science researchers from around the globe, and we’re honored to support them as they make their mark on the world. Congratulations to all of this year’s awardees! See the complete list of Google PhD Fellowship recipients for 2022 .

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What is the Google Ph.D. Fellowship?

The Google PhD Fellowship Program recognizes outstanding graduate students doing exceptional and innovative research in areas relevant to computer science and related fields.

The University of Minnesota may nominate up to four (4) eligible candidates to the Google PhD Fellowship .

How much is the award?

Information about what is included in the Google PhD Fellowship can be found on this Google website .

Who is Eligible? 

Eligibility requirements for the Google PhD Fellowship can be found on this Google website . An applicant’s research should align with Google AI Principles and represent one or more of the fields listed below. See all research fields in drop-down below.

How Do I Apply?

Program Nomination required. Please reach out to your Director of Graduate Studies or Graduate Program Coordinator ( link ). Programs can nominate up to four (4) doctoral students.

For Program Nomination, log in to the electronic nomination form .

what is the deadline?

The submission deadline is March 1, 2024 by 5:00pm CST.

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE APPLICATION FOR UMN INTERNAL REVIEW?

• Cover sheet signed by the Department Chair 
• Student CV with links to website and publications (if available)
• Short (1-page) CV of the student's primary advisor
• Research/dissertation proposal excluding references (maximum 3 pages)
• Student essay response 1 (350-word limit), see prompt details below
• Student essay response 2 (350-word limit), see prompt details below
• Transcripts of current and previous academic records

If a nominee is selected for UMN Nomination to the Google PhD Fellowship, the nominee will also need to submit 2-3 letters of recommendation from those familiar with the nominee’s work (at least one from the thesis advisor) ahead of the Google PhD Fellowship deadline.

+ Google Research Fields

The Fellowships are awarded to students who represent the future of research in the following fields:

• Algorithms, Optimizations and Markets
• Computational Neural and Cognitive Sciences
• Health Research
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Machine Learning
• Machine Perception, Speech Technology and Computer Vision
• Mobile Computing
• Natural Language Processing (including Information Retrieval and Extraction)
• Privacy and Security
• Programming Languages and Software Engineering
• Quantum Computing
• Recommender Systems
• Structured Data and Database Management
• Systems and Networking

+ STUDENT ESSAY #1 PROMPT

(350-word limit) Describe the desired impact your research will make on the field and society, and why this is important to you. Include any personal, educational and/or professional experiences that have motivated your research interests.

+ STUDENT ESSAY #2 PROMPT

(350-word limit) Describe an example of your leadership experience in which you have positively influenced others, helped resolve disputes or contributed to group efforts over time. (A leadership role can mean more than just a title. It can mean being a mentor to others, acting as the person in charge of a specific task, or taking the lead role in organizing an event or project. Think about what you accomplished and what you learned from the experience. What were your responsibilities? Did you lead a team? How did your experience change your perspective on leading others? Did you help to resolve an important dispute at your school, church, in your community or an organization? And your leadership role doesn’t necessarily have to be limited to school activities. For example, do you help out or take care of your family?)

+ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• An interdepartmental faculty committee reviews nominations and selects up to four (4) nominees for the University to nominate to the Google PhD Fellowship.
• Per this Google FAQ , applications are evaluated on the strength of the research proposal, research impact, student academic achievements, and leadership potential. Research proposals are evaluated for innovative concepts that are relevant to Google’s research areas, as well as aspects of robustness and potential impact to the field. Proposals should include the direction and any plans of where your work is going in addition to a comprehensive description of the research you are pursuing.
• Yes, applicants who are selected to be nominated by the University to the Google PhD Fellowship will need to gather 2-3 letters of recommendation by the deadline provided by the Graduate School Fellowships Office.
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Over 80 students receive NSF graduate fellowships

9/07/2023 By | Katya Hrichak , Cornell University Graduate School

Eighty-four students have been selected as National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF GRFP) fellows in 2023, comprising the largest group of new fellows Cornell has ever fielded in one year.

NSF offers approximately 2,000 fellowships per year to research-based master’s and doctoral students pursuing study in NSF-supported science, technology, engineering, and math disciplines at accredited institutions with a campus located in the U.S., its territories, possessions, or the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.

“This is a very exciting, record-setting year for Cornell,” said Holly Boulia, director of fellowships. “We are so proud of and excited for all of our new NSF GRFP fellows.”

As part of the five-year fellowship, students receive three years of financial support, including an annual stipend of $37,000, and access to professional development opportunities. Fellows’ institutions receive a cost of education allowance of $12,000. In total, the 84 new fellowships will bring in over $12 million in federal fellowship dollars to the university to help support these students over the next few years.

“Being awarded the NSF GRFP was a huge honor, and I am incredibly grateful to the NSF for sponsoring graduate students nationwide,” said Megan Driscoll , a doctoral student in chemistry and chemical biology. “This fellowship opens up connections and opportunities I would not have thought possible in my undergraduate studies.”

With their grants, students are eager to work on their research without having assistantship or other obligations.

“The GRF gives me an ideal opportunity to dive right into conducting research here at Cornell,” said Arvid Samuelson , a human development doctoral student. “I’m excited to be able to spend more time in the lab with our terrific research assistants as well!”

Daniel Molitor , a doctoral student in information science, appreciates not only that the fellowship will allow for research not tied to specific funding, but that it enables the reallocation of previously secured funding.

“[The grant] shifts some of the funding responsibility from my lab onto the grant, which frees up lab funds for other important needs, such as funding new students and research projects,” he said.

For Faith Twinamaani , a combined master’s/doctoral student in horticulture, the fellowship application itself was a useful exercise in designing and proposing research ideas.

“As stressful as it was to apply for,” she said, “I learned a lot of lessons about myself as a scientist that I will take with me as I start my graduate education.”

The 84 new fellows join a community of nearly 250 Cornell fellows.

“Getting this fellowship makes me proud of the obstacles overcome and where I am headed with my career,” said Brayan Vilanova Cuevas , microbiology doctoral student.

Students interested in applying for the NSF GRFP are invited to attend upcoming Graduate School workshops designed to help them prepare their applications:

• An overview session webinar on September 8 from 10-11 a.m.
• September 20 from 3-5 p.m.
• September 25 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

“I’m delighted by how many of our students were successful in securing these prestigious fellowships this year,” said Associate Dean for Academics Josephine Martell. “For students applying next year, I’m glad to offer these workshops to help them learn from successful applicants and create competitive proposals.”

Read the story on the Cornell University Graduate School website .

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Why nearly half of India’s PhD scholars want their fellowship tenures extended

A survey by INYAS says that PhD scholars in India sought an extension of their fellowship deadlines by at least six months as they failed to make any progress in their work due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The pandemic has taken a toll on every aspect of our lives. From employment to education, there isn’t one sector has that been impervious to its impact. While schools and college classrooms have adapted to the digital model, the same can’t be said for research scholars who are still severely impacted.

According to a survey by the Indian National Young Academy of Sciences (INYAS) conducted in October 2020, more than 40 per cent of India’s PhD scholars failed to make any progress in their work due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The survey was conducted among 2,017 doctoral students, mostly in state-run institutions, according to INYAS.

The primary reasons for the impediment in the research were reported to be the inability to continue fieldwork, delayed or discontinued funding, and blocked access to laboratories and libraries. Those in the early years of their PhD work were reported to be the most affected and that constituted around 70 per cent of the respondents, who were in their first four years of PhD work.

The objective of the survey was to gauge how the pandemic had impacted these early-career researchers. In the case of science scholars, the sudden lockdown caused an additional problem of contamination of research samples and chemicals, as many laboratories stayed locked. With this, the students lost crucial time and suffered setbacks as their lab work was partially or completely lost.

While almost 40 per cent of those who had conducted fieldwork — fully or partly — said that the lockdowns and restrictions gave them time to work on their manuscripts, an equal number of respondents also said they made no progress.

Further, with the funding drying up during the pandemic, the institutions were unable to pay students their fellowship grants. As per the survey, almost 28 per cent of the respondents have not received financial support from their institutes since March 2020. 14 per cent have received partial funding.

In most cases, a fellowship grant is the only source of income for PhD students. With that not coming in, more than half of the scholars were left with no other form of financial aid available for research. The supervisors and guides pitched went beyond their call of duty and about six per cent of scholars reported that they received financial help from their supervisors or guides.

Fellowships were discontinued for 54 per cent of the scholars before they could complete their thesis. Almost 47 per cent of the remaining had between six months to a year of tenure left and most reported they would not be able to complete their thesis in that time. Most of them have sought an extension of their fellowship deadlines by at least six months beyond their scheduled five years to submit their thesis.

The situation was no better for those who had completed their PhD by March 2020, just before the pandemic hit. Over half of them are still looking for employment opportunities and 18 per cent reported that they are continuing to work in their research laboratories with little or no earnings.

And this is leading to further brain drain. About 36 per cent of the unemployed scholars told INYAS they were keen to leave the country in search of opportunities to further their academic work or to find jobs abroad.

While most of the world would agree that 2020 was essentially a lost year in their lives, it has hit the research scholars more. The scholars have called for a relaxation in age limits to compensate for the loss of time and also sought an increase in the number of post-doctoral fellowship positions in central institutes in the country. The age criteria are important for the applications to post-doctoral positions, more so for entry-level jobs. With Covid-19 wreaking havoc, N Nishad Fathima, a senior principal scientist at the CSIR-Central Leather Research Institute in Chennai sought the government’s intervention to help the students. She says that an increase in the number of government jobs for PhD awardees without post-doctoral experience would help ease the misery of those holding doctorates.

The INYAS has shared the survey results and recommendations with the office of India's Principal Scientific Advisor. As Dr Fathima pointed out, government intervention just might help alleviate the stress of the PhD scholars that has been exacerbated by the pandemic.

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• Advancing Black Pathways Summer Fellowship Program
• Advocacy Project Summer Peace Fellows
• American Enterprise Institute Summer Honors Program
• Arab American Public Survey Leadership Program
• Center for Global Development Summer Delegates Program
• Civic Digital Fellowship
• College to Congress Capitol Internship Program
• County of Santa Clara Government Fellows Program
• Critical Language Scholarship
• CSCE - Max Kampelman Fellowships
• Equality California Institute Comcast Fellowship
• Equis Research
• First Generation Civil Rights Fellowship
• Foreign Affairs Information Technology Fellowship
• Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship
• Fulbright UK Summer Institutes
• Future Rising Fellowship
• Gilman Scholarship
• Global Social Benefit Fellowship (Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship at SCU)
• Goldwater Scholarship (Nomination required. Contact [email protected] for details.)
• Google Public Policy Fellowship
• Greenlining Institute Summer Associate Program
• Green Program
• Hackworth Fellowship (Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at SCU)
• Henry Clay Center College Student Congress
• Hertog Fellowship
• Hudson Institute Political Studies
• Humanity in Action Fellowship
• Hurford Youth Fellowship
• Independent California Colleges Advocate Program
• Jean Donovan Fellowship (Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education at SCU)
• Latinx44 Scholarship Program
• National Bureau of Asian Research
• Next Gen Service Corp  (The Volcker Alliance)
• Panetta Institute for Public Policy Congressional Internship Program (SCU Political Science Department)
• Phi Beta Kappa Key into Public Service Scholars
• Public Policy and Int’l Affairs Junior Summer Institute Fellowship
• Single Portal for Undergraduate Research (SPUR) (SCU Provost Office)
• Stanford U.S.-Russia Forum
• Truman Center for National Policy
• Udall Scholarship (Nomination required. Contact [email protected] for details.)
• UnidosUS Lideres Avanzando Fellowship
• United Nations Association of the USA
• U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Student Honors Program
• Walter J. Jensen Fellowship
• Washington Center Programs
• Women of Color Advancing Peace and Security: Pipeline Fellowship Program
• Young Peacebuilders in Latin America & the Caribbean

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• APSA Minority Fellowship Program
• Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA)
• Beinecke Scholarship
• California Legislative Analyst’s Office Summer Graduate Internships
• California Capital Fellows Program
• Clinton Global Initiative
• Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institut e
• Coro Fellowship
• Council on Foreign Relations Fellowships
• Daisy and Paul Soros Fellowship for New Americans
• Earl Warren Fellowship
• Environment America Fellowship
• Fair Trade Campaigns Fellowship
• FAO Schwarz Fellowship
• Freedom House Fellowship
• Fulbright U.S. Student Program
• Gaither Junior Fellows Program
• Gates Cambridge Scholarships
• Global Health Corps Fellowship
• Govern for America Fellowship
• Islamic Scholarship Fund Congressional Fellowship
• James Madison Graduate Fellowship
• Knight-Hennessy Scholars
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• Marcellus Policy Fellowship
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• Mitchell Scholarship
• National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
• Payne International Development Fellowship
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• Pickering Graduate Fellowship
• Presidential Management Fellows
• Public Interest Fellowship
• Rangel Graduate Fellowship
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• San Francisco Fellows Program
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• Scoville Peace Fellowship
• Smithsonian Institution Fellowships
• Soros Fellowship for New Americans
• Truman Scholarship (Apply during Junior year. Nomination required. Contact [email protected] for details.)
• United Nations Young Leaders for Sustainable Development Program
• USAID Donald M. Payne International Development Graduate Fellowship Program
• U.S. Department of Treasury Fellowship
• Weil Legal Innovators Program
• White House Fellows Program 

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• ACE Teaching Fellows
• Bay Area Justice Corps Fellowship
• California Climate Action Corps
• Equality California Mentorship Corps Program
• Global Health Corps
• Immigration Justice Corps
• Jesuit Volunteer Corps
• Lead for America
• Marina Orth Foundation
• Mercy Volunteer Corp s
• Network Advocates for Catholic Social Justice NETWORK Associate Program
• Peace Corps
• Public Allies
• RAND Corporation
• Samuel Huntington Public Service Award
• SCU Excellence in Catholic Education and Leadership (ExCel)
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Australian Graduate Research Scholarship Spring 2025 at University of Melbourne

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CAPES-Humboldt Research Fellowship 2024/2025 in Germany

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University of Sydney International Academic Excellence Scholarship 2024 in Australia

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University College London IOE Centenary Scholarships 2024 in UK

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This is a PhD scholarships for International Students at Kochi University of Technology, Japan. Students interested in All Subjects are advised to apply for Kochi University of Technology Special Scholarships 2024 in Japan.

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This is a Summit scholarships for International Students, Domestic Students at Swedish Institute, Sweden. Students interested in All Subjects are advised to apply for SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Scholarship Propgramme 2024 in Sweden.

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2023-2024 College Corps Fellows

Join thousands of students across the state in making a difference in your community while earning money to help pay for college.

Why Should I Join College Corps?

We are excited to invite students across the state to consider making community service a core part of their college experience and preparation for future careers. 

College Corps Fellows will be placed in community-based organizations working in K-12 education, climate action, and food insecurity. As part of the service experience, Fellows will earn up to $10,000 , receive ongoing training, and become part of a statewide cohort of young leaders across California. Undergraduate students at any partner campus of the #CaliforniansForAll College Corps are invited to apply via the links below.

Students who complete 450 hours of service with College Corps will receive the following benefits:

• Up to $10,000 – which includes a living allowance throughout the service term and an Education Award upon completion;
• Academic credit (amount and type to be determined by each partner campus); 
• A real-world job experience and skills to add to their resume;
• Access to training, networking, and professional development opportunities; 
• A sense of pride and accomplishment in working toward a common purpose alongside young leaders from across the state.

Applications Open for 2024 – 2025

Click on the links below to learn more about the program on your campus and apply:

Allan Hancock College Cal Poly Humboldt Cal Poly Pomona Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Cal State LA Cerritos College Chico State College of the Desert College of the Redwoods Compton College Concordia University Irvine

Crafton Hills College CSU Bakersfield CSU Dominguez Hills CSU East Bay CSU Long Beach CSU Monterey Bay CSU San Bernardino Cuesta College East Los Angeles College Fresno City College Fresno State

Glendale Community College Irvine Valley College Moreno Valley College Norco College Rio Hondo College Riverside City College Sacramento State San Bernardino Valley College San Francisco State San José State Shasta College

UC Berkeley UC Davis UC Irvine UCLA UC Merced UC Riverside UC San Diego University of San Diego University of the Pacific Vanguard University Stanislaus State

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If you ’ re interested in #CaliforniansForAll College Corps, complete the form below and we ’ ll keep you informed about the program. You don ’ t have to wait to get involved! Join our #CaliforniansForAll mailing list and we will keep you updated on volunteer opportunities in your selected area of interest.

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General Eligibility

To apply, students should meet the following minimum eligibility criteria:

• Full-time, enrolled undergraduate student at a College Corps partner campus
• Has a high school diploma or its equivalent by start of program
• Must currently be and remain in good academic standing 
• Ability to commit to the program for the full academic year
• Must be a US Citizen, US National, legal permanent resident or AB 540 CA Dream Act Student (see below)

Financial Need

Eligible students should meet at least one of the following four criteria:

• Qualifies for a Federal Pell Grant
• Qualifies for State Cal Grant
• Qualifies for Middle Class Scholarship
• Needs to work part time and/or borrow student loans to meet educational costs

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• Is a Cal Grant A or B recipient (Note: this requirement may be waived at some participating campuses; please consult your institution for more details.)