The Department of Foreign Languages offers scholarships to those who are studying Russian or Russian Government. They divide the scholarships up by those that require an application and those that do not require an application. One single application suffices for applying for the awards that do require one. The award amounts vary from $100 to $2,500. There is also a scholarship for Excellence in Russian, which has no known amount.
Department of Foreign Languages
412 Sprau
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo MI 49008-5338 USA
269-387-3001
wmich.edu
This program offers awards to undergraduate U.S. students who want to pursue an education abroad. It is geared toward students who are in community college, in under-represented fields, have disabilities, are from a diverse ethnic background, or have a high financial need. Those who meet any of these needs can earn between $4,000 and $5,000 in awards. Other eligibility requirements include showing proof of receiving a Federal Pell Grant and gaining acceptance into a four-week study abroad program.
Institute of International Education
Gilman International Scholarship Program
1800 West Loop South, Suite 250
Houston, TX 77027
888-877-5939
iie.org
This organization provides the Russian Government scholarship. Those who plan on attending a Russian college or higher education institution must have the educational equivalent of completing a secondary education in Russia. Candidates must have academic excellence in the basic subjects for the Maturity Degree, along with the other subjects that support the degree. The age limit for this scholarship program is 35 years old. Candidates must also undergo a medical examination which includes HIV testing, along with providing a certificate that says that they are healthy enough to live in Russia’s climate. The application process consists of submitting a completed application, certified copy of educational certificate or diploma, health certificate, results of an HIV blood test, birth certificate and six passport-sized photos.
Education in Russia for Foreigners
Tverskaya street, 11
Moscow, 125993
+1-7-495-629-52-44
en.russia.edu.ru