A curated list of active scholarships and grants for students studying abroad, whether or not you're eligible for the ACM Fellowship. We keep this updated, but always confirm the details and deadlines on each scholarship's own site.
Semester and summer study abroad programs with a broad range of scholarships and grants. Semester awards generally run $500 to $5,000, and summer scholarships typically run $500 to $3,000.
Read more →A range of scholarships for AIFS Abroad study abroad and internship students, with awards up to $10,000 and grants up to $500.
Read more →The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) supports well over 100,000 students and researchers. Recipients receive a monthly stipend (€861 for graduates, €1,200 for doctoral candidates), health insurance, and a travel allowance.
Read more →A fully funded opportunity to pursue undergraduate, master's, or doctoral degrees in Japan. Covers tuition, a monthly stipend, and travel expenses. Eligibility varies by scholarship category.
Read more →Supports U.S. students pursuing a one-year master's program in France, with a €1,500 monthly stipend for the duration. Open to French- and English-speaking students across fields from STEM to humanities to the arts.
Read more →Supports up to 30 African American undergraduate students each year. Applicants must be accepted into a study abroad program lasting three months or more. Cohort members receive a $500 to $750 scholarship plus six months of access to a language-learning platform.
Read more →Deadlines change often. Confirm the current cycle on each scholarship's own website before applying.
Our Global Ready Workshops cover how to find, plan for, and win funding for study abroad. And if you're a Black American graduate student, the ACM Fellowship may be for you.