Fellowship

If You are a Graduate student seeking extra funds to afford your school tuition while bolstering your resume with valuable experience should consider applying for a fellowship, especially a Ph.D. Fellowship.

Fellowships are short-term learning opportunities that typically span from a few months to two years.

Many associations sponsor fellowships to give financial support to budding young professionals in exchange for their work in the field. are you one of these professionals? this is an opportunity for you.

Fellowships are traditionally merit-based awards granted to full-time masters or doctoral students with high GPAs and career promise.

Finding Fellowship Opportunities

Networking with your academic contacts is key to finding fellowships that suit your niche. Talk with your faculty advisor and professors about opportunities that may not be advertised.

Make an appointment with your university’s financial aid office and attend an informational session specifically about fellowships.

In today’s digital world, Internet research will also help you uncover fellowships related to your major.

Look at the websites for professional associations in your field. Online fellowship databases are also available to sort through based on your minimum eligibility criteria.

So, If you’re looking to kickstart your plan for the future, here’s a list of fellowships you can apply for.