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Please research scholarship and fellowship programs in the lists below that may be relevant to you. To learn more about applying for these and other opportunities, make an appointment with Jennifer Lutton, National Scholarship Director: jlutton@ccny.cuny.edu . Bring a filled out Student Interest Form a to your appointment. You may also bring a resume or CV. 

For Undergraduates

--summer research program in sciences and biotechnology

--intensive study of language and culture abroad

--10 week study abroad language program

--summer research in Germany, science and engineering majors

--study abroad

--for study abroad in Asia

--study abroad programs at select U.K. universities--first and second year students

--for sophomore or juniors who intend to pursue a PhD or MD/PhD for careers in STEM research

--one week conference at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government for students interested in public service, policy, and leadership--first and second year students

--various scholarships for Hispanic students

--funding and summer research program with NOAA for students in fields related to work of NOAA

--human rights summer program in EU

--mentoring and graduate school application preparation for students who intend on careers in teaching--K-12 and university

--summer research at MIT in various fields for students underrepresented in research fields

--scholarships for students from disadvantaged backgrounds committed to careers in biomedical, behavioral, or social science health related research

-research opportunities in STEM and social science fields in U.S. and abroad

--policy institutes at U.C. Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon, University of Michigan, and Princeton University--for summer between junior and senior year

--summer program in D.C. for students considering careers in international affairs and foreign service

--for juniors intending in careers in public service

--for sophomores or juniors intending to pursue careers focused on environmental or Native American issues

For seniors and recent graduates

--intensive study of language and culture abroad

--study, research, or English teaching abroad

--one year research fellowship with the Carnegie Endowment

--graduate study at Cambridge University

--for Applied Physical, Biological, and Engineering Sciences

--human rights summer program in E.U.

--graduate study to teach history and U.S. constitution at secondary level

--graduate, medical, law school at Stanford University

--professional development program for beginning high school teachers of science and math

--graduate study in U.K.

--to teach mathematics in public schools in NYC

--graduate study in Ireland

--PhD in biomedical sciences at NIH and Oxford or Cambridge

--sciences, engineering, and social sciences

--work with an NGO in Africa for one year

--work with an NGO in Asia for one year

--work with an NGO in Latin America for one year

--one year Master's program in Tsinghua University

--graduate study for foreign service careers

--graduate study for foreign service careers

--graduate study at University of Oxford

--6-9 month position in non-profit or public interest organization

--graduate study in U.S.--all fields, including law and medicine

--public service fellowship in New York City agency

--one year graduate study at Yenching Academy

In addition to the lists of programs provided here, you might also visit the website for various CUNY, state-wide, and national scholarships and fellowships.

While eligibility for many national scholarships and fellowships is often restricted to U.S. citizens or permanent residents, some programs listed above are open to a wider range of applicants. International students and/or students with Deferred Action (DACA) are eligible for: Gaither Junior Fellows, DAAD RISE, Gates Cambridge, Humanity in Action, Public Policy Junior Summer Institutes, Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship, and NYC Urban Fellows. Students with DACA are also eligible for the Ford Foundation Pre-Doctoral Fellowship, Hispanic Scholarships Fund, and Soros Fellowship for New Americans. The MIT Summer Research Program and Knight Hennessy Scholars program accept students regardless of citizenship status.