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International and Exchange Programs
Scholarships Available for Study Abroad Programs
Multi-Country or Worldwide
- Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA)
(CEA) was founded in 1996 to provide international education opportunities for U.S. and Canadian college students of all language levels and majors. Today, CEA sends thousands of students on study abroad programs at multiple universities in 15 countries including Argentina, Australia, China, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Poland, Russia and Spain.
See http://www.gowithcea.com
- AustraLearn
AustraLearn provides students with study abroad opportunities in Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific at the college/university level. Students may study abroad for a semester or year or earn an entire degree at one of over 30 major universities, participate in a short-term summer program, or complete a high quality internship.
See http://australearn.org
- Benjamin A Gilman International Scholarship
Open to undergraduate students that are U.S. citizens receiving federal
Pell Grant funding at the time of the application. The applicant
is applying to or has been accepted for a program of study abroad
eligible for credit by the student's home institution.
See http://www.iie.org/gilman.
- National Security Exchange (NSEP)
U.S. citizens enrolled in a bachelor's degree program may apply. Applicants
are required to study in NSEP's geographic area of emphasis and must
study a foreign language or take coursework in a foreign language.
Within 3 months of graduation the recipient is obligated to begin
a four year term of employment for a federal agency with national
security responsibilities or to work in higher education. Administered
by the Institute of International Enterprises.
Undergraduates see http://iie.org/nsep.
Graduates see http://www.aed.org/nsep.
- IIE/Freeman Asia Scholarship
Candidates must be U.S. citizens, undergraduates at a U.S.
institution, have verifiable financial need, and be planning to study
in one of the Asian countries listed in the brochure. Graduating seniors
are not eligible. Within 3 months of return students must fulfill a
service requirement to promote study abroad in Asia at their home university.
Summer programs must be a minimum of 8 weeks. Administered by the Institute
of International Enterprises.
See http://www.iie.org/pgms/Freeman-asia.
CIEE
- John E. Bowman Travel Grants
Candidates must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents enrolled in
a Council member institution and participating in a CIEE study program
in one of the designated non-traditional countries.
See http://www.ciee.org/council_isp_scholarships.cfm.
- Robert B. Baily Scholarship
Candidate must be U.S. citizens belonging to groups underrepresented
in study abroad. Applicants must participate in a CIEE study abroad
program.
See http://www.ciee.org/council_isp_scholarships.cfm.
- International Study Program Scholarship
Applicants must be from Academic Consortium member institutions applying
to CIEE programs.
See http://www.ciee.org/council_isp_scholarships.cfm.
- Dept of Education Scholarships for Council Programs to China (Beijing,
Nanjing, Shanghai, Taipei)
Applicants must be US. citizens or permanent residents. Junior, senior,
or graduate students interested in pursuing post-graduate work in Chinese
studies with at least two years of Mandarin Chinese may be accepted
to the CIEE program. Must be able to demonstrate financial need and
high academic merit.
See http://www.ciee.org/council_isp_scholarships.cfm.
- Youth Foundation Scholarship
For a junior year abroad. Selection based on applicant's character,
need, scholastic achievement, motivation, potential for leadership,
and good citizenship.
Write for information and application to: Youth Foundation, Inc. 36
West 44th St. New York, NY 10036
- Anglo-Jewish Association Scholarships
For Jewish students studying in Great Britain.
Send a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope requesting an application
to: The Secretary, Education Committee, Anglo-Jewish Association, 5th
Floor, Commonwealth House, 1-19 New Oxford St. London, WC1A 1NU, England
Rotary
- Academic-Year Ambassadorial Scholarship
Applicants can list preferred study abroad site; Rotary Foundation
assigns the recipient to any suitable institution. Applicants are
required to apply directly to the assigned study institution (not
through a U.S.-based study abroad program). Evidence of language
proficiency appropriate to assigned location is required.
See http://www.rotary.org/foundation/educational/amb_scho.
Germany
- Goethe Club of Denver Scholarship for Study Abroad in Germany
For students wishing to attain fluency in German through study abroad.
Must be 16-22, resident of Colorado, have studied at least two years
of German or be able to show proficiency, minimum GPA 3.5, willingness
to show need for scholarship and intended use.
Contact the Goethe Society in Denver.
- DAAD Scholarship to study in Germany
Candidate must be a full-time, undergraduate at U.S. university admitted
to a study abroad program to Germany. Short term grants for students
doing senior thesis research or internships. Candidates must be juniors
by start of award period. Preference given to students with outstanding
academic record and a strong statement of purpose showing an active
interest in contemporary German & European affairs.
Applicants are due at DAAD by mid March. Contact German Academic Exchange
Service/DAAD 950 Third Ave., New York, NY 10022. Tel: 212-758-3223
email: daadny@daad.org Website: http://www.daad.org.
Italy
- Dante Alighieri Society Scholarship for Advanced Study in
Italy
Candidate must be accepted for an established study abroad program
in Italy in conjunction with a U.S. university for Fall or for the
academic year. Field of study must be related to Italian language and/or
culture. Criteria: academic merit, interest in Italian culture, and
merit of proposed study.
Contact the Dante Alighieri Society in Denver
Japan
- AIEJ (Association of International Education, Japan) Scholarship
for Study in Japan
Candidate must be accepted for a full academic year of study at a Japanese
university.
See http://www.aiej.or.jp.
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