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National Fellowships Flowchart College Center for Research and Fellowships -- 5Th Floor Harper Memorial Library National Fellowships Flowchart College Center for Research and Fellowships -- 5th Floor Harper Memorial Library For students in their: With an interest in: Should Consider: 1st Year International, Language US-UK Fulbright Summer Institutes, Boren, CLS, DAAD, Gilman, Freeman Welcome to the University of Chicago’s College Center for Research and Fellowships! It’s Research Look to connect yourself to research opportunities on campus and beyond never too early to start considering nationally competitive fellowships as a part of your undergraduate education! Leadership Talk with your advisor about getting involved on campus; Davis Projects for Peace 2nd Year STEM Goldwater, Astronaut Scholarship, DAAD RISE A crucial year for Fellowships. Rubber is meeting the road in academics, research, Public Service Udall Scholarship, Davis Projects for Peace engagement, and leadership. Your 2nd year is the time to consider your path forward. International, Language US-UK Fulbright Summer Institutes, Boren, CLS, DAAD, Gilman, Freeman, HIA 3rd Year Graduate School Beinecke, Rhodes, Marshall, Mitchell, Ertegun, Gates, Schwarzman, Knight-Hennessy The time has come to start thinking of postgraduate STEM Goldwater, Churchill, Astronaut opportunities! Truman and Beinecke in the Fall, followed by Truman Scholarship, Davis Projects for Peace, Udall Scholarship the UK Awards and Fulbright in Public Service the Spring. International, Language Pickering, Boren, CLS, DAAD, Gilman, Freeman, HIA 4th, 5th Year, or Alumni UK and Ireland Awards Rhodes, Marshall, Mitchell, Ertegun, Gates Cambridge, Churchill Graduation! It’s important to note that CCRF continues to support Graduate School Knight-Hennessy, NSF-GRFP, Rangel, Payne, Soros all alumni applicants through the fellowships process. International Opportunities Fulbright, Yenching, Schwarzman, Boren, DAAD, CLS, Humanity in Action Fellowship Carnegie Endowment for Int’l Peace, Scoville, Luce For additional information on the opportunities listed here (and many more!) visit ccrf.uchicago.edu Directory of Flowchart Fellowships Astronaut Scholarship: Provides Fulbright US Student Program: Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship $10,000 award to students in math, Funding for one year postgraduate Program: Funds one year of college science, and engineering. international research, study, or teaching plus one year of graduate school for Year to Apply: 2nd and 3rd; experience. students preparing for careers in the Campus Deadline: Mid-February Year to Apply: 3rd, 4th, Alumni; Foreign Service. Campus Deadline: Fall Quarter Year to Apply: 3rd and 4th; Beinecke Scholarship: Provides Campus Deadline: Winter Quarter $30,000 for PhD-seeking students in the Gates Cambridge Scholarship: Highly Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. prestigious award funding a postgraduate Rangel International Affairs Year to Apply: 3rd; degree at Cambridge. Graduate Fellowship Program: Funds Campus Deadline: Winter Quarter Year to Apply: 3rd, 4th, Alumni; two-years of a master's program in Deadline: Fall Quarter international affairs. Boren Scholarship: Up to $20,000 for Year to Apply: 4th; language-acquisition oriented study Gilman Scholarship: Study abroad Campus Deadline: Winter Quarter abroad. funding for students who are Pell Grant Year to Apply: 1st through 4th; eligible. Rhodes Scholarship: Highly prestigious Campus Deadline: Fall Quarter (the year Year to Apply: 1st through 4th; award funding a postgraduate degree at before your study abroad) Deadline: Winter Quarter Oxford. Year to Apply: 3rd, 4th, Alumni; Carnegie Endowment for Goldwater Scholarship: $7,500 for Campus Deadline: Spring Quarter International Peace Junior Fellows STEM students considering a PhD. Program: Serve as research assistant for Year to Apply: 2nd and 3rd; Schwarzman Scholarship: Highly Senior Carnegie Associates (academics, Campus Deadline: Winter Quarter prestigious award funding a postgraduate former government officials, lawyers, degree at Tsinghua University. and journalists) from around the world in Humanity in Action Fellowship: Year to Apply: 3rd, 4th, Alumni; a prestigious think tank. International summer enrichment Campus Deadline: Spring Quarter Year to Apply: 4th, Alumni; experience investigating human rights. Campus Deadline: Fall Quarter Year to Apply: 2nd through recent Scoville Peace Fellowship: 9 months of Alumni; support for recent graduates working in Churchill Scholarship: One year Deadline: Winter Quarter peace and security affairs in Washington master’s degree at Cambridge University DC. for STEM students. Knight-Hennessy Scholars Program: Year to Apply: 4th, Alumni; Year to Apply: 3rd, 4th, Alumni; Full funding for any graduate program at Campus Deadline: Fall/Winter Quarter Campus Deadline: Fall Quarter Stanford University. Year to apply, 3rd, 4th, Alumni; Soros Scholarship for New Critical Language Scholarship: Campus Deadline: Spring Quarter Americans: Up to two years of graduate Intensive summer program for students school funding for immigrants or first- pursuing one of 14 critical languages. Luce Scholarship: Professional generation Americans. Year to Apply: 1st through 4th; internship in an Asian country. Year to Apply: 3rd, 4th, Alumni Deadline: Fall Quarter Year to Apply: 4th, Alumni; Campus Deadline: Fall Quarter Campus Deadline: Fall Quarter DAAD Research Internships in Truman Scholarship: $30,000 funding Science and Engineering (RISE): Marshall Scholarship: Highly for graduate school for public service Summer internship program in Germany prestigious two year postgraduate degree "Change Agents." for STEM students. in the UK. Year to Apply: 3rd; Year to Apply: 2nd through 4th; Year to Apply: 3rd, 4th, Alumni; Campus Deadline: Fall Quarter Deadline: Winter Quarter Campus Deadline: Spring Quarter Udall Scholarship: $7,000 funding for DAAD Scholarships: A collection of Mitchell Scholarship: Prestigious academic expenses for public servants in German scholarships. award funding master’s degree anywhere the environment or Native American Year to Apply: Varies; in Ireland. public policy and health care. Deadline: Varies Year to Apply: 3rd, 4th, Alumni; Year to Apply: 2nd and 3rd; Campus Deadline: Spring Quarter Campus Deadline: Winter Quarter Davis Projects for Peace: Summer grants of up to $10,000 for individual or National Science Foundation US-UK Fulbright Commission collaborative grassroots projects. Graduate Research Fellowships Summer Institutes: Three to six week Year to Apply: 1st through 4th; Program: Funding for three years of academic and cultural immersion Campus Deadline: Winter Quarter graduate study in STEM, including program at one of nine UK universities. Social Sciences. Year to Apply: 1st and 2nd; Ertegun Scholarship: Full funding for a Year to Apply: 4th; Deadline: Winter Quarter graduate degree in the humanities at Deadline: Fall Quarter Oxford. Yenching Academy Scholars Year to Apply: 4th, Alumni; Payne International Development Program: Full funding for an English- Campus Deadline: Winter Quarter Fellowship Program: Provides up to language MA at Peking University. $90,000 in support and professional Year to apply: 4th, Alumni; Freeman Awards for Study in Asia: development for graduate study leading Campus Deadline: Fall Quarter Funding for study abroad in Asia. to careers with USAID. Year to Apply: 1st through 4th; Year to Apply: 4th, Alumni; Deadline: Spring Quarter Campus Deadline: Winter Quarter To contact the College Center for Research and Fellowships and for more information on additional fellowships, please visit ccrf.uchicago.edu .
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