Here you will find a collection of scholarship, fellowship and grant opportunities available to CBS faculty, staff and students.
Are you interested in doing a PhD in the life sciences but want more research experience and professional development to be successful in grad school? PREP@UGA may be a fit for you!
Interested in sustainable development? Check out our May term study abroad program: Design for Sustainable Development in Bangalore, India. In this 3-week, life-transforming Acara course, you will learn the skills and mindsets needed to address complex grand challenges while exploring Bangalore, one of the world’s true mega-cities.
Consider applying for one of these nationally competitive scholarships. All students are welcome to contact ONIS to discuss their interest by calling the UHP desk (612-624-5522) or by emailing natschol@umn.edu.
Less than two years remain in the College's Campaign for the College of Biological Sciences. The Campaign outlines a number of strategic priorities from increasing scholarship support to funding the new Active Learning Lab and CBS Conservatory. CBS Chief Advancement Officer Reede Webster gives a progress report and explains how faculty and staff can get involved.
Graduate students in the applied physical and biological sciences, mathematics, and engineering who are citizens or permanent residents of the United States of America are eligible for the 2018 Hertz Graduate Fellowship Award.
The program will provide $32,000/ 9-month personal stipend, full tuition equivalent, and $5,000 per year additional stipend for Fellows with dependent children.
To eligible, the candidates must be following all the eligibility criteria:
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Call for nominations for the 2015-16 awards, grants, and scholarships for University women. University-wide awards honor the contributions, research, and/or leadership of current University women faculty and staff; University-wide grants offer funds to further equity for women; and University-wide scholarships support outstanding women students.
A nonrenewable scholarship of $2000 is available to currently registered graduate students in the plant sciences and related disciplines from the Philip C. Hamm Memorial Scholarship Program. This is the most prestigious award in the plant sciences at the University of Minnesota. The award is highly competitive and the recipient(s) are usually in the advanced stages of a PhD program, often with multiple refereed publications.