International Students
ONCA supports international undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent alumni, who apply for the following awards:
Awards for summer research, internships, and study abroad:
Amgen Scholars Program
Offers summer biotechnology research opportunities at four institutions across Asia.
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DAAD RISE - Research Internships in Science and Engineering
Summertime internships with German doctoral students at universities and research institutions. No German language skills are required.
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Humanity in Action Fellowship
Brings together international groups of students from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denmark, France, Greece, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, and the United States for a month-long summer program on human rights and democracy in Amsterdam, Atlanta, Berlin, Copenhagen, Sarajevo, or Warsaw.
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Awards for undergraduate and graduate school tuition, research, and creative activity:
BMI Student Composer Award
Awards for vocal, instrumental, and/or electronic classical music compositions made by students who are citizens of a country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Byron Hanke Fellowship
Awards graduate students implementing research projects related to developing, managing, and governing “common-interest communities” and housing developments. Learn more about the Byron Hanke Fellowship.
Chevening Scholarships
Provides two years of funding for graduate study in the United Kingdom.
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Elie Wiesel Prize in Ethics
An essay competition for sophomores and juniors writing about a particular ethical issue they have encountered.
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Gates Cambridge Scholarship
A highly selective and prestigious award open to students who are a citizen of any country outside the United Kingdom and who are interesting in applying to pursue a graduate or PhD education at the University of Cambridge.
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Knight-Hennessy Scholars Program
Provides full funding for graduate study at Stanford University.
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La Unidad Latina
Awards scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students residing in the United States who are dedicated to the civic empowerment of Latino communities.
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Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship
Funds graduate school in the U.S. for "new Americans" (green card holders or naturalized citizens if born abroad; a child of naturalized citizens if born in this country).
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Rhodes Global Scholarship
Provides support for two years of graduate study at the University of Oxford to exceptional students from around the globe.
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Schwarzman Scholars Program
Provides a one-year leadership program for future leaders at Tsinghua University in Beijing.
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Other Resources:
For additional information about national award opportunities, please visit the National Collegiate Honors Council website (opens in a new window). If you'd like to learn more about scholarships and resources for undocumented students, particularly those interested in medicine, please visit the EduMed organization's website (opens in a new window).