Undergraduate
Art & Design,Engineering&Technology,Social Sciences,Agriculture & Veterinary
Eligibility
Students must be enrolled at one of our participating partner institutions at the time of application and nomination;
U.S. or international students are eligible;
Students may be of any age, any major, or any year in school: this includes seniors who intend to complete their projects in the summer after graduation.
Students may implement the project alone or with others;
The project may take place anywhere in the world, including in the U.S.
Available to students from participating colleges and universities, this award supports community-centered projects that tackle the world’s most urgent issues.
University or Organization: Middlebury College
Course Level: Undergraduate and Graduate
Access Mode: Online
Nationality: U.S. and international students
The award can be taken in: Any country, including the USA
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About Wells College
The exploration of ideas from multiple perspectives. Connection with a close community of professors and friends. Seminar-like classes that allow for deep discussion and scholarship. An emphasis on experiential learning, collaboration and real-world preparation. A breathtaking campus on the shores of Cayuga Lake. These are just a few reasons why Wells is not your ordinary college education.
Internships and Experiential Learning
Internships provide an easy and popular path to firsthand business experience. Work with professionals on-site and discover what you love to do, and more importantly, what you don’t! Learn industry practices and the demands of the market while earning credit towards your degree.
Application
A Projects for Peace proposal has two parts: a narrative and a budget spreadsheet.
Campus liaisons should work with the applicant to ensure the submitted materials conform with guidance.
Materials not conforming to guidelines will be returned for revision, which may result in missed deadlines.
Application
A Projects for Peace proposal has two parts: a narrative and a budget spreadsheet.
Campus liaisons should work with the applicant to ensure the submitted materials conform with guidance.
Materials not conforming to guidelines will be returned for revision, which may result in missed deadlines.
Eligibility
International and Lebanese students
The scholarship will be awarded in the field of business
The scholarships are available to candidates of any nation; priority will be given to candidates of Lebanese descent
Candidates must have an excellent academic background and show considerable promise
Benefits
The scholarship is providing US$95,000 (US$47,500 per year) towards tuition fees
The foundation will provide travel expenses from the University to Monaco for the Internship, together with accommodation and food expenses during the internship
GeneTex Scholarship Program
GeneTex believes in accelerating scientific advancement and the notion that the genesis of future discoveries begins with the support of young scientists now. The GeneTex Scholarship Program will award a $2000 (USD) scholarship to students pursuing a STEM undergraduate or graduate degree. The scholarship will be awarded to one student twice a year.
Benefits
The scholarship funds will be paid directly to the university at which the recipient is enrolled. The university will then distribute the funds to the recipient. There are no restrictions on the use of the scholarship funds.
The International Student Achievement Awards (ISAA) were established to highlight the accomplishments of international students at the University of Florida. The awards are made annually in recognition of the contributions of students who distinguish themselves not only by their exemplary academic achievements, but also by a wide range of accomplishments and contributions to UF and the community.
The Alec Courtelis Awards for Outstanding Ph.D. Students
The Alec Courtelis Awards are made possible through a generous endowment established in 1996 by the late Louise Courtelis in honor of her late husband, a former chairman of the Board of Regents, and in recognition of his interest and support for international students. The awards are presented annually at the International Student Achievement Awards Ceremony.