University Based Fellowships
| NSF Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S-STEM)Scholarship recipients are chosen by the grantee institutions. Awardees are given grants for up to five years with an annual scholarship of up to $10,000 per year. Approximately 90 to 130 awards are given out annually. Students must be enrolled in a degree program in one of the following disciplines: biological sciences (except medical and other clinical fields), physical sciences (physics, chemistry, astronomy, and materials science), mathematical sciences, computer and information sciences, geosciences, engineering, and technology areas associated with the preceding fields. | Other Fellowship Pages:Science and Engineering Fellowships Directory - Faculty Fellowships - General Student Fellowships - Fellowships with Special Applicant Requirements - Conference Funding |
The Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) Graduate Fellowship Program (GFP)
The GFP provides support for students who are either in the process of or planning to pursue a PhD in an area related to microelectronics under the guidance of a GRC/SRCEA approved faculty member. Once the program is finished, fellows are expected to become employed by a GRC member or US government agency or to gain employment through an accredited four year US college or university. The fellowship awards a stipend of $2,000 per month and covers all tuition and fees for up to five years as well as a gift of $2,000 for the student’s faculty advisor to use in support of the student.
The Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) Master’s Scholarship Program (MSP)
This fellowship is available to women and underrepresented minorities (African Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans) who have met the admission requirements to attend graduate school at an SRC/SRCEA participating university. Applicants must also be planning to pursue a master’s degree with research related to microelectronics while being advised by an SRC/SRCEA approved faculty member. Awardees are given $2,000 a month stipend and have all tuition and fees covered for up to two years of study. An annual gift of $2,000 is also rewarded to the department that the student is enrolled in.
Intel Foundation PhD Fellowship Program
Select US universities are partnered with Intel to award approximately 40 fellowships a year. The fellowship is available for two years and covers a cash award for tuition, fees, and a stipend, an Intel laptop, an Intel mentor, an opportunity to participate in an Intel internship, and an invitation to the Fellowship Forum at Intel. This fellowship is available to students studying engineering, computer science and other technical majors that are focused on semiconductor technologies, mico-architecture, and communications.
University of Michigan Medical Innovation Fellowship
The MIC Fellowship Program builds tomorrow’s innovation leaders today. The University of Michigan Medical Innovation Fellowship is a multidisciplinary “team” training program for post-graduate professionals with medical, dental, doctorate, or master’s degrees, who are committed to addressing real healthcare issues through innovation excellence. This program draws on the strengths of Michigan’s renowned schools and colleges to develop a new type of medical innovator with the knowledge and integrated, cross-disciplinary skills necessary to transform problems into practical solutions and discoveries into products. This intensive program provides practical training through experiential learning that allows innovation knowledge to be applied to the medical arena and beyond.
Post-graduate professionals with medical, doctorate, or master’s degrees with a background in medicine, engineering, life sciences, public health, dentistry, or relevant business experience are eligible to apply. Physicians in their residency and who are interested in medical innovation are strongly encouraged to apply.
National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering and Science (GEM)
The GEM fellowship is available to underrepresented minorities in one of the following groups: Native American, African American, Latino, Puerto Rican, or other Hispanic American. The applicant must be attending or applying to a GEM member graduate institution and be majoring in engineering, physical science, or natural science.
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