National Scholarships

Designated for undergraduates in math and all sciences and engineering. Goldwater awards are made to sophomores for two years, to juniors for one year. Scholarship pays all tuition and fees up to $7,500 per year to students planning to pursue careers in mathematics and science (but not in medical practice). Foundation awards up to 300 scholarships.

For juniors who are U.S. citizens or nationals planning to attend graduate school in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Each scholar receives $2,000 immediately prior to entering graduate school and an additional $30,000 while attending graduate school. Students must apply through IU Indianapolis.

Designed for students with high GPAs who plan to pursue a career in public service. The student applies during the junior year; award begins during senior year ($2,000) and continues for initial years of graduate study ($24,000). Students who apply should be active in community service and campus leadership positions.

Awarded to undergraduates during sophomore or junior year for next academic year(s) to pursue studies in environmental sciences. Also available to Native American and Alaskan Natives. Award up to $5,000. Applicants should be familiar with work of Morris Udall.

For graduating seniors who want to spend a year of study in another country before beginning their graduate careers, as well as for graduate student M.A. or Ph.D. research. Some countries require fluency in the language of the country and may require a plan of study through a university there. Fulbright awards pay travel, tuition, and a monthly stipend. Applicants must be nominated through Indiana University. Applications are administered through the IU Bloomington Office of International Affairs.

Study in the United Kingdom. Open to all fields of study in fine arts, arts and humanities, social sciences, sciences, business, and engineering. Available subjects vary according to the university. Competition includes essay, campus, and district interviews. Students must be under age 26, preferably single. Only 40 awarded nationally but five must come from the southern area. Both graduating seniors and current graduate students are encouraged to apply. Applications are administered through the IU Bloomington Office of International Affairs.

Named in honor of the former Senator's pivotal contribution to the Northern Ireland peace process, these scholarships will allow American post-graduates to pursue one year of study at institutions of higher learning in Ireland and Northern Ireland. The Scholarship will be awarded to students who have shown both academic distinction and the potential for leadership. There are no restrictions as to academic field of study. Applications are administered through the IU Bloomington Office of International Affairs.

Study at Oxford. Open to all fields of study in fine arts, liberal arts and sciences and some business and engineering. Students apply during the senior year for two years of study at Oxford. Applicants must be single and under age 24. Competition includes written essay, campus, state, and regional interviews. Applications are administered through the IU Bloomington Office of International Affairs.