International Fellowships & Grants

Newton International Fellowships

• Newton International Fellowships are made available to researchers in a wide variety of fields who wish to travel to the United Kingdom to undertake a serious research project. While in the UK, these grants provide fellows with £24,000 every year for living expenses, £8,000 for research expenses, and £2,000 to cover the cost of travel. In addition, these generous fellowships award a stipend of £6,000 per year for up to ten years to fellows who remain in research after they return to their home country. To be eligible, candidates must already have a research partner in the UK at the time of application. Applications are accepted from all over the world. Interested persons should visit the Newton International Fellowships website for more information.

  The Royal Society

  6-9 Carlton House Terrace

  London SW1Y 5AG

  +44 (0)20 7451 2500

  newtonfellowships.org

Boren Fellowships

• Boren Fellowships support U.S. postgraduate students who wish to travel to a different area of the world to gain proficiency in a different language. The maximum level of support provided is $30,000 over a period of 24 months, but programs as short as 12 weeks may be supported. International programs of study may be supported for a maximum of 12 months. In exchange for receipt of support, a student must commit to working for the federal government for 1-2 years. The annual deadline for application is February 11. Interested students should visit the Boren Awards for International Study website for further information.

  Boren Scholarships and Fellowships

  Institute of International Education

  1400 K Street, NW, 6th Floor

  Washington, DC 20005-2403

  1-800-618-NSEP

  borenawards.org

Marshall Scholarship

• The Marshall Scholarship supports United States citizens who wish to study in the United Kingdom. Tuition, the cost of living, and travel to and from the UK are provided for under this fellowship. To be eligible, a student must be enrolling in a program of study at the graduate level, and must have a minimum grade point average of at least 3.7. Marshall Scholarships are awarded for a period of one or two years, and students may be able to apply for a third year of support if necessary. Prospective applicants should visit the Marshall Scholarship website for more information.

  Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission

  Woburn House

  20-24 Tavistock Square

  London

  WC1H 9HF

  UK

  +44 207 380 6700

  marshallscholarship.org