University of Illinois

National and International Scholarships Program

We assist you through the prestigious fellowship application process in your quest for greater knowledge, personal growth, and professional development.
We assist you through the prestigious fellowship application process in your quest for greater knowledge, personal growth, and professional development. As an additional benefit, you just might win a scholarship...
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As an additional benefit, you just might win a scholarship...


Our program administers a variety of nationally competitive awards for University of Illinois students and alumni. Opportunities include graduate and postgraduate study, research, and teaching abroad, as well as undergraduate study abroad. We provide advice and feedback for candidates throughout the application process.

We can help you unlock your potential, learn about yourself, and become more competitive for scholarships. Interested persons -- from freshmen, to Ph.D. candidates, to recent alumni -- are encouraged to make an appointment to discuss these opportunities. In addition, our office publishes a newsletter each semester. We look forward to hearing from you!


Highlights

2011 Marshall Scholar:
Josie Chambers

2011 Truman Scholar:
Stephanie Maldonado

3 Boren, 5 Critical Language Scholarships

14 Fulbright Awards for 2011-2012

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, Jan. 18

12:00 Noon

Campus Application Deadline: NSEP Boren Undergraduate Scholarship

Open to freshmen through senior U.S. citizens for semester or year-long study abroad (not including Western Europe). Applicants must plan to work for the federal government in the Departments of Defense, State, or Homeland Security or in the Intelligence Community.

Each application receives a rating based on the materials submitted and an interview. Thus, it is important to turn in a polished application by this date.

Tuesday, Jan. 31

12:00 Noon

Campus Application Deadline: NSEP Boren Graduate Scholarship

Open to U.S. citizens enrolled in or applying to a graduate degree program. May include domestic language and cultural study with overseas study or all overseas study in a non-western country. Funding for 1- 6 semesters. Applicants must plan to work for the federal government in the Departments of Defense, State, or Homeland Security or in the Intelligence Community.

Each application receives a rating based on the materials submitted and an interview. Thus, it is important to turn in a polished application by this date.

Wed, Feb. 1

12:00 Noon

Campus Application Deadline: Beinecke Scholarship

This program seeks to encourage and enable highly motivated juniors to pursue graduate degrees in the arts, humanities and social sciences. Nominees should have received need-based financial aid at Illinois.

A complete application must be submitted to our office in order to be considered for a University of Illinois endorsement. Only one applicant may receive this endorsement (a requirement to move forward in the competition).