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Award Name

Campus Deadline

National Deadline

University Nomination Required

Scholarship Advisor

(If no name listed, contact ESURC advising)

(summer STEM research)

N/A

February 1

No

(medical)

N/A

varies by program; most in January and February

No

(one year in India, similar to Peace Corps)

N/A

February 28

No

(for undergrads);

(for grads)

N/A

Late January (for both Scholarships and Fellowships)

No

(primary);

Beth Polzin (secondary)

(summer, eight weeks studying one of a dozen langauges overseas or virtually, including beginner level)

N/A

Tuesday of the week before Thanksgiving (annually)

No

Beth Polzin

 (study and research in Germany)

N/A

varies

No

(funded summer research internship at top German universities and research institutions)

N/A

November 30

No

 (life sciences research funding and mentorship, to work in a BU lab)

N/A

July 15

No

(teach English in Korea)

N/A

early July (annually)

No

(two-year experience designed for new college graduates interested in social impact leadership careers)

N/A

February 1 (annually)

No

(study abroad)

N/A

April 1 (annually)

No

(primary);

Beth Polzin (secondary)

(for all disciplines, summer research and professional development)

N/A

late Sept (annually)

No

Elisa A Camiscioli

(3-4 weeks for US undergrads with no or little travel experience outside North America, to explore UK culture, heritage, and history)

 N/A

Early February (annually)

No

Elisa A Camiscioli

(one-year independent research project, graduate study, or English teaching abroad)

 Sept 1 (annually)

Mid-October (annually)

Yes

Elisa Camiscioli

(15 one-yr fellowships for graduating seniors to work as research assistants to Carnegie's senior scholars)

 Dec 1 (annually)

January 15 (annually)

Yes

Stephen Ortiz

(for a postgraduate degree in any subject at the University of Cambridge)

 Sept 25

mid-October (annually)

Yes

(STEM graduate school)

N/A

Second Friday in November (annually)

No

(awarded to sophomores and juniors who intend to pursue research careers in the natural sciences, mathematics, and engineering)

Nov 15 (annually)

Last Friday in January (annually)

Yes

Christina Baer

(Up to 5 years of Ph.D. funding in a STEM discipline at participating schools in the US)

N/A

TBA

No

(up to $9,500 per yr for two years plus 10-week paid NOAA summer internship)

 N/A

January 31 (annually)

No

(spend one year creating and implementing projects that "reinvent democratic spaces") 

N/A

Early February (annually)

No

(one-year, cultural ambassador and assistant language teacher)

N/A

TBA 

No

(up to three years of financial support to pursue grad studies at Stanford)

Sept 15 (annually)

Mid-October (annually)

No

(one-year masters-level study in France)

N/A

November 30

No

(one-yr professional placement & immersion in Asia)

August 18 (annually)

Sept 15 (annually)

Yes

Beth Polzin

(study at any British University in any subject at the graduate level)

August 29 (annually)

Mid-Sept (annually)

Yes

Stephen Ortiz

(10-week biomedical summer research experience)

N/A

February 3 (annually)

No

(For Master’s or second-entry professional undergrad programs at McGill Univ. in Canada)

N/A

late September (annually)

No

(graduate study in Ireland)

on pause indefinitely

on pause indefinitely

Yes

Stephen Ortiz

(three years of doctoral funding over five years for STEM areas included in the National Science Foundation)

Sept 22 (annually)

mid-October (see solicitation for deadlines by field)

No

Beth Polzin

(summer research across the US, typically pays all expenses, plus provides a stipend)

N/A

Mid-January to mid-March (annually)

No

Christina Baer

(two-year leadership development and scholarship program, for sophomores)

N/A

April 1 (annually)

No

(opportunity to work with organizations and contribute to projects in a variety of fields)

N/A

late-October (annually)

No

(opportunity to work with organizations and contribute to projects in a variety of fields)

N/A

November 1

No

 (opportunity to work with organizations and contribute to projects in a variety of fields)

N/A

Early November (annually)

No

(fully funded graduate school preparation program for those interested in public policy)

N/A

Mid-November (annually)

No

(STEM graduate studies with a social impact focus) 

N/A

March 3 (annually)

No

(Fellows placed in a US House of Representatives office from January through September)

N/A

June 30 (annually)

No

(postgraduate award for study at the University of Oxford)

Sept 15 (annually)

Early October (annually)

Yes

(One-year self-designed service project after graduation - often abroad)

N/A

early January (annually)

No

(two years of graduate funding, leadership development; candidates pursue an MD, MBA, JD, MPP/MPA, MPH, or an MA/MS in the social sciences or STEM)

N/A

TBA

No

(one-year, fully-funded master's program in global affairs at Tsinghua University in Beijing)

N/A

Mid-Sept (annually)

No

Beth Polzin

(Up to 2 years graduate funding in any discipline for immigrants, refugees, asylees,  and children of immigrants, "who are poised to make significant contributions to US culture, society, and academia") 

N/A

Late October (annually)

No

(For current juniors, biomedical research, BU nomination options)

TBD

late Feb (annually)

Yes

Whitni Redman

(Post-baccalaureate study and prep (Prep-Up); Nomination for the Ph.D. program (Ph.D.))

N/A

check the website

No

Whitni Redman

(up to $30,000 for graduate school and Scholar programming; seeks "the next generation of public service leaders")

Dec 4 (annually)

Early February (annually)

Yes

Stephen Ortiz

($7,000 scholarships for future leaders in environmental, Tribal public policy, and health care fields)

N/A

early March (annually)

Yes

Beth Polzin

(nine-month New York City work in  Mayoral offices and City agencies with volunteer service opportunities and a seminar series on current urban issues impacting public policy)

N/A

Mid-January (annually)

No

N/A

January 15 (annually)

No

Elisa A Camiscioli

N/A

TBA

No