Scholarships & Financial Aid

In an effort to encourage you to study abroad, and to make a study abroad experience more accessible, Global Engagement prepared the following list of scholarships and resources.

  • Matthew Dalling Scholarship Available to SHU students studying abroad at the SHU Dingle, Ireland campus during the Winter or May programs. The application will become available once students are accepted into the study abroad program.
  • Welch Experience Tuition Waiver Available to SHU students in the Welch College of Business & Technology, the Welch Experience Tuition Waiver covers the cost of tuition for a course taken while on a short-term SHU study abroad program in Dingle or other faculty-led/SHU course destination. The Welch Waiver may be applied to each student once. The application will become available once students are accepted into a study abroad program. For more information about the Welch Waiver contact Global Engagement or Sean Heffron in the Welch College of Business & Technology.
  • Thomas More Honors Program Study Abroad Scholarship available to SHU honors students in the amount of $500. The application will become available once students are accepted into a study abroad program. For more information about the Honors scholarship, contact Global Engagement or Andrew Lazowski.

*Deadline for Winter program: November 1; Deadline for May program: March 1

  • Webster WINS Travel Award
    Available to students participating in a Webster University study abroad program. The award covers up to $1,000 towards your round-trip airfare.
  • CIEE GAIN Scholarship
    Available to students participating in a CIEE study abroad program. You must demonstrate financial and/or otherwise defining barriers to overcome in order to be able to study abroad. Awards range from $1,000–$5,000 depending on duration of study and financial need, and are applied towards your CIEE program fee.
  • CIEE General Grant and Scholarships

Australia

Austria

Brazil

Canada

Europe

Finland

Germany

  • DAAD Fellowship
    Study and research grants for summer or school-year study in Berlin. Awards up to $10,000.

Japan

Norway

Sweden

Switzerland

Thailand

  • Freeman Awards
    For Study in Asia $3000-$7000 given. Open to undergraduates with little to no experience in country of travel.

Turkey

United Kingdom

  • BUTEX Scholarships
    $1000 for students accepted to study at a member University of the British Universities Transatlantic Exchange Association.
  • British Council Scholarships
    For study in the U.K. Amount given depends on award. Application deadline varies.

Communications

  • Carlozzi Family scholarship
    For women who are residents of Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, or Pennsylvania. Must be majoring in journalism or communications.

Critical Language

National Security

Business

  • Morgan Stanley Scholarships
    For study in Japan for juniors and seniors with an interest in economics or international finance. Awards of $7500

Foreign Language

African Americans

Native Americans

Asian Americans

Hispanic and Latino/a Americans

LGBTQ

  • Point Foundation
    Provides financial support, leadership training, mentoring and hope to meritorious students who are marginalized due to sexual orientation, gender identity and/or gender expression.

 

  • Rotary Ambassadorial and World Peace Scholarships
    Fund study and language training abroad for undergraduates and masters degrees for graduate students in international studies, peace studies, and conflict resolution to be completed at one of seven Rotary Centers. Ambassadorial grants from $11,000 to $24,000 depending on duration of study.
  • Fogarty-Ellison Overseas Fellowships in Global Health and Clinical Research
    From the NIH funds one year of clinical research training abroad. $25,000 plus $6000 for additional travel and materials expenses. Open to graduate students in health professions.
  • The Pickering Undergraduate Fellowship
    The program provides funding to participants as they are prepared academically and professionally to enter the United States Department of State Foreign Service. Awards up to 40,000.