Sign into our Canvas page using your Tulane credentials and access resources from the Office of Fellowship Advising. Moving forward, we will continue adding helpful content, including:
PIVOT is a searchable database of funding opportunities. Read the description and instructions for accessing this resource BEFORE navigating to the main portal.
The University of Illinois Urbana Champagne Graduate College developed a user-friendly fellowship finder that requires no login for access.
International Scholarships is a database focused solely on awards and loan programs for international experiences. Nationality requirements may apply depending on the various options.
Scholars4dev, short for Scholarships for Development, is an updated listing of international scholarships that are open to international students from all countries and specifically from developing countries.
Below are resources provided by the foundations that sponsor some of the prestigious scholarships that Tulane students pursue most frequently. It is important to fully review the website of every fellowship that interests you. Explore all tabs, drop down menus and FAQs you find. The awarding foundations provide troves of tips and advice on their websites with one goal solidly in mind: they want to help you to be a competitive applicant! It is worth your time to see what they recommend about how to do that best.
While you should start your exploration on the home page, be sure to check out the Fulbright webinars for highly specialized info sessions on various award types and components of the applications for each award type, interviews, panel discussions with past recipients, and more. The webinars are a goldmine of guidance and good advice, and not to be missed if you are serious about your application! Another good Fulbright resource is the Award Search page. Here you can browse an alphabetical list of participating countries and learn what kind of Fulbright grants are available for you there: Open Study, Research, English Teaching Assistantships. Each country is presented on a tile that provides:
The webinars and videos for the Boren awards will provide you with an introduction to, and additional info about, these language/US Gov service funding opportunities, and their application components.
If you have a knack for languages, explore the CLS website. Don’t miss the events and info sessions.
The Before Applying section of the Truman Website answers most common/important questions about this award for future public servants and provides great tips for moving smoothly through the application process.
While you review the website of this award for promising future STEM researchers, be sure to browse the webinars archive for recent interviews and panel discussions with Goldwater recipients.
Beinecke is there to support you to make bold choices by pursuing graduate courses of study and career opportunities in the arts, humanities and social sciences. Check out the scholar profiles for insight and a lot of good tips for your application.
For sophomores and juniors who intend to pursue careers in the environment, Native American health or tribal public policy. Along with academic achievement, strong and sustained service and leadership must be demonstrated by successful applicants. The Udall website provides step-by-step advise, including links to the Udall papers at the University of Arizona.
Looking to fund your summer or term-time projects? Check out Tulane's Airtable for support and resource options.
