Students in the SLAT Ph.D. program are eligible to apply for funding towards their dissertation research and data collection, and for funding towards travel for professional/academic conferences or professional development reasons. Please read below for more information about these two types of travel and research funding awards that SLAT offers.
The SLAT program has also gathered information on different summer funding opportunities and external (non-UA) fellowship and scholarship opportunities. More details on these opportunities can be found below.
Student research is vital to the SLAT program and to the academics of the SLAT graduate students. To the extent possible, and when funding is available, SLAT can help provide partial support for SLAT major student research. Funding for SLAT student research is provided through generous contributions by SLAT Emerita Faculty member, Dr. Linda Waugh, and supplemented from SLAT’s funds when available. SLAT deeply thanks Dr. Waugh for her continuous support of SLAT students and their research.
Awards will be made to SLAT major students based upon the following criteria:
- IRB approval
- Academic standing in the program
- Appropriate Progress to Degree, as outlined in the SLAT Student Handbook.
Funds may be used for the following types of research costs: individual software, subject compensation, printing costs, supplies such as workbooks, transcription costs when provided by an approved UA vendor, video or audio recorders for the sole purpose of data collection, or travel abroad when the goal is collection of research data. IRB approval is not a requirement to apply or receive an award. However, if you do not have IRB approval or do not need IRB approval for your research project, please provide those details in your application.
Calls for award applications will be sent out via email twice a year by the SLAT Program Coordinator, in October and March each year. For the October call, the deadline to apply will be in November and awards will be disbursed in December. For the March call, the deadline to apply will be in April and awards will be disbursed in early May.
If you do need a video or audio recorder and you don’t want to purchase one, these items may be able to be checked out from the Main Library, through UA’s Gear to Go, or through the College of Humanities Computing Services Equipment Library.
No awards will be made for supplemental compensation through the UA payroll system. All awards will be made as fellowship stipends and processed in the student’s bursar account.
Please contact the SLAT administrative offices at GIDP-SLAT@email.arizona.edu for more information and with any questions that you may have.
Many SLAT students travel to conferences throughout the year. SLAT major and minor students may apply for departmental funding for travel to conferences or other professional development opportunities. Travel funds are awarded competitively, and applications for students who will be presenting their research or participating in job interviews at the event will be prioritized.
Students must apply to at least one other funding source to be eligible for SLAT travel funding. Travel costs are high, and SLAT funding cannot fully pay for all travel expenses. SLAT only requires proof of applying to another source of funding; it is not required that an additional source of funding be awarded to the student. Students are still eligible for SLAT Travel Award funding if they are denied funding from other sources.
Students may apply for travel funding more than once per academic year. Please note, though, that students who receive funding and later apply for another round of the award in the same academic year will not be prioritized.
SLAT Travel Awards will be disbursed after the travel for the conference or professional development opportunity has concluded, and receipts and proof of conference attendance have been submitted to the SLAT Office.
For details and additional information regarding applying for the SLAT Travel Award, click here.
Application Steps
- All students traveling to conferences, research, and/or representing the University of Arizona are required to have an approved Travel Authorization Form prior to travel. Please contact the SLAT Program Coordinator for details about receiving an authorization form.
- If a student is traveling internationally for a conference, research, and/or representing the University of Arizona, they are required to also obtain an International Travel Registry Number through UA International. To submit an International Travel Registry Form, click here. The International Travel Registry Number will need to be included in the Travel Authorization Request Form.
- To access and submit the SLAT Travel Award application, click here.
- All students applying for a SLAT Travel Award must have a recommendation by one SLAT faculty member. The student must send their recommender the link to the recommendation form. The recommendation form is not automatically sent to the recommender by the application system. The link to the faculty recommendation form is: https://uarizona.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cZLNjt6hqmHSJ6Z
Questions about SLAT travel awards may be directed to the SLAT Program Coordinator, Debbie Shon Buhler, at dshon@arizona.edu.
This list is proactively prepared to help you in search of summer funding options. Please review the information provided below and contact the responsible program, department, etc. for further information. International students need to have a CPT approved with ISS if they work outside of the campus. Please contact ISS for more information about the CPT process.
TEACHING AND ASSISTANTSHIP POSITIONS
Many University of Arizona language departments will offer summer courses. Check with them early in the spring semester regarding deadlines to apply.
- Teaching Assistantship in the Writing Program at the University of Arizona: The Writing Program provides teaching assistantship positions for summer semester. For more information, you can contact the program. Preference will be given to current/recent GAs.
- Teaching Assistantship for General Education courses at the University of Arizona: Teaching assistantship positions are provided for General Education courses for summer semester.
- Grader Positions in School of International Languages, Literatures and Cultures: Grading positions are available in the School of International Languages, Literatures and Cultures at the University of Arizona. For further information, please check the following link, https://sillc.arizona.edu/open-positions/sillc-student-positions.
- Student Office Worker Position in School of International Languages, Literatures and Cultures: Student office worker position is available in the School of International Languages, Literatures and Cultures at the University of Arizona. For further information, please check the following link, https://sillc.arizona.edu/open-positions/sillc-student-positions.
- Graduate Assistantship in Second Language Acquisition and Teaching (SLAT) PhD Program: SLAT tries to hire one or two Graduate Assistants during the summer sessions. You can contact the program coordinator for further information.
- Teaching English courses at Pima Community College: Teaching positions for English courses provided by Pima Community College are available for summer semester. You can check the following link for available positions, https://pima.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/8/home?c=pima.
- Teaching English courses at Center for English as a Second Language: Teaching positions for English courses provided by CESL are available for summer semester. You can check Handshake for available positions.
- Summer EAP Program Assistant in the English Language Institute at the University of Michigan: English Language Institute at the University of Michigan provides various courses over summer semester and hires instructors for these courses. Please check the following link for further information, https://lsa.umich.edu/eli/about-us/student-employment-opportunities.html.
- Teaching and assistant positions in Summer Language Institute at the University of Chicago: Teaching positions are available in Summer Language Institute at the University of Chicago. Please check the following link for further information, https://college.uchicago.edu/summer-session/summer-session-instructional-employment.
- Teaching Positions for Literature and Writing Courses at Yale University: Yale offers undergraduate-level literature and writing courses through its Summer and Special Programs division as well as courses in English for international students through the English Language Institute (ELI). For more information about summer courses and teaching opportunities see Yale Summer and Special Programs.
- Teaching Positions at Northwestern University: Teaching positions are available in English Language Program at Northwestern University. Please check the following link for further information, https://www.elp.northwestern.edu/about/get-involved.html.
- Graduate Resident Assistant in La Aldea: La Aldea hires a graduate resident assistant for summer term. For more information, you check the following link, https://housing.arizona.edu/jobs/graduate-resident-assistant.
- Material Development: You may contact professors and the departments that you are familiar with to see available material development jobs if they receive any funding for it.
- Research Assistantships: You may contact professors that you are familiar with and find out available research assistantship positions. You may also check Handshake for such projects. https://career.arizona.edu/resources/finding-research-positions-on-handshake/
- Private Tutoring: You may offer private tutoring in English and other languages you are proficient in.
SCHOLARSHIPS
- University of Pittsburgh Summer FLAS: Department of Slavic Language and Literatures Summer Language Institute provides summer awards to both Pitt students and non-Pitt students. These awards often cover full tuition for different language taught at SLI and provide a living stipend throughout the program. Please check the link for more information, https://www.sli.pitt.edu/funding-your-study/summer-flas.
- Language Teaching and Learning Research (LTLR) Grant Program: The University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies will award up to two Language Teaching and Learning Research (LTLR) Grants annually for scholars to conduct research projects on-site at the Summer Language Institute in June – July. For more information, please check the following link, https://www.sli.pitt.edu/language-teaching-and-learning-research-ltlr-grant-program.
- Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships Program: The Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships program provides allocations of academic year and summer fellowships to institutions of higher education or consortia of institutions of higher education to assist meritorious undergraduate students and graduate students undergoing training in modern foreign languages and related area or international studies. Eligible students apply for fellowships directly to an institution that has received an allocation of fellowships from the U.S. Department of Education. For more information, please check the following link, https://www2.ed.gov/programs/iegpsflasf/index.html.
OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
- Checking with faculty to see if anyone is in need of a pet-sitter or house-sitter
- Keeping your Linked In account up to date in case a research/teaching opportunity may be available
- You can regularly check Handshake for available positions both at the campus and in other areas. https://arizona.joinhandshake.com/stu
Before you start the application process, please contact the agency. It is also recommended that you ask if you need to travel in person to receive the award.
Fall Semester Awards
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Fellowship Name |
Sponsoring Agency |
Time of Year (Usually) |
Nomination Style |
Amount |
Eligibility |
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American Association of University Women Dissertation Fellowships |
AAUW |
Beginning of November |
Self |
$8,000–$50,0000 |
U.S. citizen or permanent resident, The American Dissertation Fellowship must be used for the final year of writing the dissertation. |
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the American Institute of Indian Studies |
Mid November |
Self |
stipends of $5,000 per month |
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Cambridge University Trust |
December - January |
Self |
Varies |
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Embassy of France in the United States |
opens in October, deadline is early January |
Self |
Stipend: 1500 Euros per month & health insurance for duration of fellowship, plus round-trip ticket to France |
Ph.D. students from American universities who wish to conduct research in France for a period ranging from 4 to 9 months. |
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Cambridge University Press |
Open in August, deadline end of November |
Self |
£500 credit to be used to purchase books available in the current Cambridge University Press catalogue |
Early career scholar, defined as a registered student currently on a doctoral course not yet in possession of a doctoral degree, or a post-doctoral scholar within five years of the award of the doctorate at the time of submission. |
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| DAAD | Application Development Program for DAAD | End of September | Self and UA | DAAD has both long-term and short-term research grants. | Research grants are awarded primarily to highly qualified PhD candidates who are early in their academic/professional careers or to individuals wishing to earn a doctoral degree in Germany. Funding may also be granted to recent PhDs who would like to conduct research. |
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D. Kim Foundation Fellowship for the History of Science and Technology in East Asia |
D. Kim Foundation |
Beginning of December |
Self |
$25,000 PhD fellowship, $2,500 travelling / research grant |
Graduate students and young scholars who are working in the history of science and technology in modern East Asia, comparative studies of East Asia and the West, as well as studies in related fields. |
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Emerald Publishing |
Beginning of October |
Self |
A cash prize of £500.00 A certificate A published interview on the Emerald website |
Doctoral research in Future of learning Educational leadership Sustainability in higher education Remote teaching, learning and collaboration Lifelong learning Reducing inequality |
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The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine |
Beginning of September |
Self |
One-year stipend: $28,000 |
All U.S. citizens, nationals, and permanent residents, as well as individuals granted deferred action status under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program1, political asylees, and refugees. |
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Bill and Melinda Gates |
Mid October |
Self |
£30,000 ~ £60,000 |
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Government of Ireland |
Beginning of September |
Self |
€27,500 per annum a stipend of €18,500 |
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ETS |
Open mid-Nov, deadline is mid-Jan |
Self |
$20,000 to pay a stipend to the fellow $8,000 to defray the fellow's tuition, fees and work-study program commitments |
Graduate students in psychometrics, or a related field. |
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Wiley Publications/Language Learning Journal |
December |
Self |
$10,000 |
The Language Learning Dissertation Grant Program is aimed at facilitating the research work of doctoral candidates in the language sciences. |
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Margaret McNamara Educational Grants for Women from Developing Countries |
Margaret McNamara Education Grants |
Mid September |
Self |
$12,000 (may change) |
Be a self-identifying woman, and at least 25 years old. |
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ACLS |
End of October |
Self |
$42,000 stipend, plus up to $8,000 for research, training, development, and travel costs. The award also provides a separate $2,000 stipend for external mentorship.
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National Academy of Education |
Beginning of October |
Self |
$27,500 |
Applicants need not be citizens of the United States; however, they must be candidates for the doctoral degree at a graduate school within the United States. |
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National Institute of Justice Graduate Research Fellowship Program |
National Institute of Justice |
Opens in January, will remain open for 90 days |
UA Office of Sponsored Projects |
$55,500 per year for up to three years of support |
Doctoral students engaged in research that advances NIJ’s mission. |
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National Science Foundation |
End of October |
Self |
$37,000 annually for three years, as well as additional benefits. NSF Fellows at the University of Arizona receive full tuition, mandatory fees, student health insurance for the Fellow, and a $500 travel grant during tenured years. |
US citizen, US national, or permanent resident. |
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Soros Fellowship Foundation |
End of October |
Self |
$90,000 in financial support over two years |
Immigrants and children of immigrants in the U.S., not yet 31 years old. |
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U.S. Office of Personnel Management |
Open end of September, deadline Mid of October |
Self |
Varies |
Mostly U.S. citizenship with a few exceptions.
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Imperial College London |
Beginning of November |
Self |
Full funding for tuition fees A stipend of £24,420 |
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Small Grants for Doctoral Research in Second or Foreign Language Assessment |
Educational Testing Service (ETS) |
Mid October |
Self |
$6,000 |
Has completed all course and examination requirements for the degree has a dissertation proposal that has been approved by an appropriate committee at the candidate's university. |
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Smithsonian Pre- and Post- Doctoral Fellowships and Internships |
The Smithsonian Institution |
Beginning of November |
Self |
Varies |
Varies |
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Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center |
Mid October |
Self |
$51,000 for the fellow or team of fellows to carry out research in Oman |
Ph.D. candidates and university academics who are U.S. citizens or affiliated with an American university, and who plan to carry out research in Oman. |
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Swiss Government |
Fall semester |
Self |
CHF 3’500 |
PhD degree achieved four years previously max |
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TESOL |
Open July 1, Deadline is usually October 1 |
Self |
$1,500 USD and a convention registration for a subsequent year |
Be a TESOL member, plan on working on a graduate study project during an upcoming academic year. |
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The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation |
Mid November |
Self |
$30,000 |
Humanities and social sciences, and particularly to help Ph.D. candidates in these fields complete their dissertation work in a timely manner. |
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U.S. Department of State |
Open end of March, due by end of October |
Self |
Amounts vary by university |
Citizens or nationals of the United States of America at the time of application. Permanent residents are not eligible. |
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Wenner-Gren Foundation |
May 1 and November 1 |
Self |
$25,000 |
Basic research in anthropology. |
Spring Semester Awards
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Australian Government |
Beginning of May |
Self |
full tuition fees |
Hold a passport of an eligible country |
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Defense Language and National Security Education Office |
Open in August, deadline End of January |
Self |
$12,000 - $25,000 (dependent on time overseas) |
US citizen; this fellowship funds overseas language study programs and research. |
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Coordinating Council for Women in History (CCWH) Ida B. Wells Graduate Student |
Coordinating Council for Women in History |
Usually mid May, sometimes extended |
Self |
$500 - $20000 depending on the award |
graduate student working on a historical dissertation that interrogates race and gender, not necessarily in a history department |
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U.S. Department of State |
Opens in beginning of October, deadline is mid-January |
Self |
N/A (study abroad program, not a fellowship/award) |
U.S. Citizen, enrolled at a U.S. college or university. The program includes intensive language instruction and structured cultural enrichment experiences designed to promote rapid language gains. |
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Duolingo |
Open in mid Feb, deadline is end of May |
Self |
$5,000 |
Advanced candidacy with dissertation proposals approved. |
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French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs |
Beginning of January |
applications submitted by French higher education institutions |
a monthly allowance of €1,700 |
applicants up to 30 years old from developing and industrialized countries at PhD level |
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The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine |
Beginning of January |
Self |
Annual stipend: $27,000 for three years |
All U.S. citizens, nationals, and permanent residents; individuals granted deferred action status asylees; and refugees. |
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Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowships |
U.S. Department of Education |
Open in early Feb, deadline is early April |
Self |
Students may request funding for a period of no less than six months and no more than 12 months. Funds support travel expenses to and from the residence of the fellow and the country or countries of research; maintenance and dependents(s) allowances based on the location of research for the fellow and his or her dependent(s); an allowance for research related expenses overseas; and health and accident insurance premiums. |
U.S. citizen, national, or permanent resident, admitted to candidacy in a doctoral degree program in modern foreign languages and area studies at that institution when the fellowship period begins. Is planning a teaching career in the United States upon completion of his or her doctoral program. |
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Fulbright Commission |
Mid April |
Self |
a full scholarship which covers tuition and fees, monthly stipend |
Be a Vietnamese citizen |
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Government of Romania |
Beginning of March |
Self |
financing tuition fees; financing the accommodation expenses the amount of 85 EURO, for PhD students |
citizens from non-EU countries |
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Lund University |
February |
Self |
Scholarship grants may cover partial or up to the full tuition fee |
Scholarship recipients have a proven record of achieving consistently high grades. outside the EU/EEA (and Switzerland) |
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New Zealand Foreign Affairs & Trade |
End of February |
Self |
Full tuition fees. living allowance (a stipend) of NZ$531 per week an establishment allowance of NZ$3000 |
Hold a passport of one of the selected countries under 40 years of age |
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| Michigan Language Assessment Research Grants | MLA | Call for proposals goes in early March, application deadline is end of April | Self | $5,000 for 12 months | |
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Netherlands Education Support Offices |
Beginning of April |
Self |
Varies |
be citizens of one of the following countries; India or Indonesia |
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Pershing Square Foundation |
Beginning of January |
Self |
Course fees for both the Master's degree and MBA programme, plus a grant for living costs of at least £17,668 per year for both years of study. |
New applicants to the Oxford 1+1 MBA programme |
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The Rotary Foundation |
February |
Self |
Tuition and fees • Room and board • Round-trip transportation |
Have at least five years of full-time relevant experience in peace or development work. Candidates must have a gap of at least three years between the completion of their most recent academic degree program. |
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Government of the Slovak Republic |
End of March |
Self |
Monthly scholarship Monthly stipend |
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Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center (SQCC) Sabla Program Scholarship for Learning Arabic |
Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center |
Mid May |
Self |
covers the cost of classes |
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Swedish Institute |
Around April |
Self |
Full tuition fee coverage A monthly payment of SEK 11,000 |
a citizen of one of our 41 eligible countries |
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TIRF |
Out in mid-March, due date usually end of May |
Self |
$5,000 |
Ph.D. students who have been advanced to candidacy. |
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| UA and CONACyT Fellowship for Mexican Doctoral Students | Spring admissions cycle (usually around March or April) | Self | 5-year fellowships | Mexican citizens enrolled in a UA doctoral program | |
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Uppsala University |
Beginning of February |
Self |
the full cost of tuition, but not living expenses |
outside of the European Union (EU)/European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland |
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Wenner-Gren Foundation |
May 1 and November 1 |
Self |
$25,000 |
Basic research in anthropology. |
Summer Semester Awards
Summer Fellowship Application Development Program offers writing support to assist UA students in completing fellowship applications over the summer.
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Fellowship Name |
Sponsoring Agency |
Time of Year (Usually) |
Nomination Style |
Amount |
Eligibility |
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AAAL |
Out in early March, due by June 1 |
SLAT |
Varies |
Dissertations completed in the two years prior to the call, all dissertations must be successfully defended. |
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AERA |
Open in mid-March, deadline is end of June |
Self |
$25,000 to support their research projects using Deeper Learning data and to participate in workshops, courses, and other trainings to enhance their research skills and learn about the Deeper Learning data. |
U.S. citizens or U.S. permanent residents & early career education researchers and postdoctoral scholars awarded a doctorate within the last 9 years. |
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Embroiderers' Guild of America (EGA) Research Fellowship Grant Award |
Embroiderers' Guild of America |
Beginning of June |
Self |
Various scholarships and grants |
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British Council |
End of June |
Self |
£10,000 towards their tuition fees for a wide range of one-year taught postgraduate courses |
Students from the listed 14 countries |
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Italian Government |
Beginning of June |
Self |
Grants for a PhD program are awarded for a period of study of 6 or 9 months.Grants for Italian language and culture courses are awarded for a period of study of 3 months. |
not exceed the age of 40 years by the deadline of the call |
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Mango Languages |
Out in early April, due mid-June |
Self |
$1,000 |
Ph.D. candidates who have advanced to candidacy |
Other Awards with various dates
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APS |
Various dates |
Self |
$1,000 to $6,000 for modest research purposes, $25,000 to $45,000 in highly selective competitions. |
Applicants may be U.S. citizens and residents of the United States. |
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Chalmers University |
Self |
320 000 in total for a two-year master’s programme |
Scholarship holders must pass at least 75% of their courses during the first academic year in order to receive the scholarship the following academic year. |
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Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science |
Self |
$8,000-21,000 |
Students NOT from EU/EEA and Switzerland |
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University of Melbourne |
Self also automatically considered for every student |
100% fee remission and up to $110,000 Living allowance of $34,400 |
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The Organization of American States |
Varies |
Self |
Varies |
Citizen or permanent resident of an OAS Member State. |
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange |
Self |
Tuition |
Scholars recruited from the listed countries |
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The Phi Beta Kappa Society |
TBA |
Self |
$20,000 |
The award may be used for the study of Greek culture (e.g. language, literature, history, archaeology), or the study of French language or literature. |
UA Awards
Before you start the application process, please contact the agency. It is also recommended that you ask if you need to travel in person to receive the award. Application times may change.
All awards are subject to UA funding. Please confirm with the department before the application process. Students should contact the SLAT office before applying for the awards. In some cases, SLAT may nominate a candidate.
https://gradcenter.arizona.edu/gcof/gradfunding-opportunities-newsletter may involve further opportunities.
Fall Semester Awards
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Fellowship Name |
Sponsoring Agency |
Time of Year (Usually) |
Nomination Style |
Amount |
Eligibility |
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GIDP (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Sep 1, Nov 1, Feb 1, April 1 |
Self |
up to $600 |
Applicants must be enrolled as a student with a major in a GIDP, and must be the graduate student who is conducting the research. |
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Graduate College (UA) |
Mid September |
SLAT |
$25,000 plus full base tuition and student health insurance |
Domestic graduate student (U.S. citizen or permanent resident). |
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GPSC (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Aug, Nov, Feb, Apr |
Self and SLAT |
up to $1500 |
Any group of at least three graduate students can apply for funding for a POD event, they are directly involved in planning. |
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GPSC (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Aug, Nov, Feb, Apr |
Self |
up to $1500 |
All UA graduate students are eligible to apply. Research or projects that award funds go to must be completed within one year of the award date. |
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GPSC (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Aug, Nov, Feb, Apr |
Self |
up to $1000 for domestic travel and up to $1,500 for international travel. Applicants for Virtual Conferences may receive up to $750. |
All UA graduate students are eligible to apply. |
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GIDP (UA) |
Twice a year, usually in October and April |
Self |
up to $600 |
Graduate students who are majoring or minoring in a GIDP and who will be traveling for a conference. |
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Graduate College (UA) |
Beginning of October |
Self |
$10,846 plus full base graduate tuition and student health insurance for term of award, expected to defend by December of award year. |
Domestic Doctoral Students |
Spring Semester Awards
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Fellowship Name |
Sponsoring Agency |
Time of Year (Usually) |
Nomination Style |
Amount |
Eligibility |
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Andrew C. Comrie GIDP Doctoral Fellowship
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GIDP (UA) |
Out in early March, due date at end of March (not available at the moment, may re-open) |
SLAT |
$30,000 plus full base tuition and student health insurance |
Applicants must have substantially completed their dissertation (no more than 75%), awardee may not hold a GA appointment or other university funding. |
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GIDP (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Sep 1, Nov 1, Feb 1, April 1 |
Self |
up to $600 |
Applicants must be enrolled as a student with a major in a GIDP, and must be the graduate student who is conducting the research. |
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Data Science Institute (UA) |
Out at end of March, due by May 1 |
SLAT |
$1,000 stipend |
Completed at least one year of their program, interest in data science literacy. |
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Fellowships for Foreign Language Learning |
February |
Center for Middle Eastern Studies |
Summer awards include up to $5,000 for tuition and a $2,500 stipend towards housing and maintenance. Academic year awards cover tuition and fees, and a $15,000 stipend ($7,500 each semester). |
All UA students who are U.S. citizens, nationals, or permanent resident aliens who have a minimum 3.0 GPA, and who have completed the equivalent of at least one year of a Middle Eastern language or two years of any other language with a B or higher. |
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GPSC (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Aug, Nov, Feb, Apr |
Self and SLAT |
up to $1500 |
Any group of at least three graduate students can apply for funding for a POD event, they are directly involved in planning. |
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GPSC (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Aug, Nov, Feb, Apr |
Self |
up to $1500 |
All UA graduate students are eligible to apply. Research or projects that award funds go to must be completed within one year of the award date. |
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GPSC (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Aug, Nov, Feb, Apr |
Self |
up to $1000 for domestic travel and up to $1,500 for international travel. Applicants for Virtual Conferences may receive up to $750. |
All UA graduate students are eligible to apply. |
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Graduate College (UA) |
March |
Self |
1st Place Prize: $3000 2nd Place Prize: $2000 3rd Place Prize: $1000 |
All graduate students may compete. |
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Graduate College (UA) |
May |
Self and SLAT |
$8,000 |
Incoming domestic graduate students are eligible for consideration. |
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GIDP (UA) |
April |
SLAT |
$10,000 plus full base graduate tuition |
A current 1st or 2nd year doctoral or Master's student |
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Graduate College (UA) |
April |
Self |
$12,000 plus base tuition |
A current UA undergraduate (domestic or international) who will complete their UA bachelor's degree, and who will be admitted to a UA doctoral track program. |
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Graduate College (UA) |
January |
SLAT |
$35,000 plus full base tuition and student health insurance if enrolled |
Domestic doctoral students with a minimum 3.9 GPA, and who have passed all comprehensive exams and course requirements, have completed 6 dissertation units, and advanced to candidacy, and who can demonstrate financial need. |
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University of Arizona |
Spring admissions cycle (usually around March or April) |
SLAT |
$34,000 fellowship in first year, plus tuition and health insurance |
Incoming students who have been admitted to the SLAT program. |
Summer Semester Awards
Summer Fellowship Application Development Program offers writing support to assist UA students in completing fellowship applications over the summer.
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Fellowship Name |
Sponsoring Agency |
Time of Year (Usually) |
Nomination Style |
Amount |
Eligibility |
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SBS and Center for Compassion Studies (UA) |
Beginning of August |
Self |
$2,000 for the academic year ($1,000 awarded in Fall and $1,000 awarded in Spring) |
This award is presented to graduate students at the UA who demonstrate interest in public engagement and social transformation, and a commitment to cross-disciplinary research relevant to contemplative practices. |
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GPSC (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Aug, Nov, Feb, Apr |
Self and SLAT |
up to $1500 |
Any group of at least three graduate students can apply for funding for a POD event, they are directly involved in planning. |
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GPSC (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Aug, Nov, Feb, Apr |
Self |
up to $1500 |
All UA graduate students are eligible to apply. Research or projects that award funds go to must be completed within one year of the award date. |
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GPSC (UA) |
4 times a year - due by Aug, Nov, Feb, Apr |
Self |
up to $1000 for domestic travel and up to $1,500 for international travel. Applicants for Virtual Conferences may receive up to $750. |
All UA graduate students are eligible to apply. |
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Graduate College (UA) |
Beginning of June |
SLAT |
Tuition Award |
Non-resident students who are within 2 years of completing their degree and only working on their thesis or dissertation. |
Other Awards with various dates
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Fellowship Name |
Sponsoring Agency |
Time of Year (Usually) |
Nomination Style |
Amount |
Eligibility |
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Graduate College Fellowships (GCF) |
Graduate College/SLAT (UA) |
Reach out to SLAT for more information if you're having financial difficulties |
SLAT |
$2,500 |
All SLAT students who are in good academic standing and who are making good progress to degree. |
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Graduate College (UA) |
As needed |
Self |
Up to $2,500 |
Domestic Doctoral Students are eligible and must have filed the FAFSA form for the academic year of request. |
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Graduate College/SLAT (UA) |
Reach out to SLAT |
SLAT |
Varies |
All SLAT students who are in good academic standing and who are making good progress to degree. |
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Confluencenter (UA) |
Self |
UA graduate students to carry out interdisciplinary research projects and scholarly creative activities focused on the U.S.-Mexico border. |
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University of Arizona |
Reviewed annually |
Self and SLAT |
Arizona resident tuition |
Domestic doctoral students who have residency from the following states and territories |