Scholarships & Funding

Undergraduates: AllPeopleBeHappy Volunteer Service Award Program

Applications considered on a rolling basis

is proud to launch our , open to any individuals 18 years of age and older who are interested in cultural immersion and professional development through serving, learning and living in a host community.聽

This program offers a fully-funded, immersive 3-week placement with a community-based organization and local homestay family. It鈥檚 an excellent opportunity for individuals who are interested in community development and building cross-community connections.聽

Applicants who meet the eligibility requirements will be interviewed by the AllPeopleBeHappy team and host organization and accepted on a rolling basis.

Graduate Students: Apply to the Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE CSGF)

Deadline: Jan. 7, 2027

The DOE CSGF provides financial support (full tuition, fees, generous annual stipend, and academic allowance) and professional development opportunities to doctoral students pursuing research that advances computational science and high-performance computing. The fellowship offers two application tracks:

  • Science and Engineering: For students using high-performance computing to address complex challenges in science and engineering.
  • Mathematics and Computer Science: For students pursuing research in applied mathematics, statistics, or computer science that contributes to the effective use of emerging high-performance computing systems.

Dietrich College Internship Opportunity Grants

Applications closed

Dietrich College encourages its undergraduate students to find and undertake professionally relevant and meaningful internship opportunities. We understand that many of these opportunities are unpaid or, at best, provide minimal compensation. Yet it is often these very positions that provide students with the most meaningful work experiences in helping them define and move forward toward their career goals.

The Dietrich College Internship Opportunity Grant Program makes it more possible for our undergraduate students to take advantage of less remunerative but worthwhile off-campus internship opportunities.

Find out more about the Dietrich College Internship Opportunity Grant Program

The Dietrich College Study/Travel Abroad Grant Program

Applications closed

Dietrich College has established its Study/Travel Abroad Grant Program to encourage its undergraduate students to consider pursuing meaningful opportunities abroad by making it more financially possible to take advantage of these experiences.聽 The program provides support for both traditional study abroad programs, and for non-study abroad experiences such as service learning opportunities, internships, research and conference travel.

Grants are available for both individual students and groups of students who meet the program鈥檚 eligibility requirements.

Find out more about the Dietrich College Study/Travel Abroad Grant Program