Scholarships

The Oracle Academy scholarship is open to undergraduate/graduate students pursuing degrees in Computer Science.

For undergraduate and graduate students pursuing a STEM degree (Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Development, Electrical Engineering, Finance, Human Resources, Supply Chain and related fields). Students in a field related to casino gaming (software development, technology, supply chain, etc..) are welcome and encouraged to apply.

fellows works closely with scholars in the fields of economics, political science, philosophy, history, and law. Includes stipend, housing, and meals.

paid internship working closely with staff on projects relating to scholarly research, program/event planning, marketing, graphic design, communications, editorial writing, and development/fundraising. Includes housing and travel.

short-term (1-3 months) and long-term (3+ months) grants support U.S. scholars conducting research on North Africa in any Maghrib country, specifically Algeria, Mauritania, Morocco, or Tunisia.  AIMS sponsors three Overseas Research Centers — in Oran, Tunis, and Tangier — and has other institutional affiliations that support AIMS scholars. AIMS does not fund research outside the Maghrib.

support two to six months of research in Sri Lanka by US citizens who already hold a PhD or the equivalent at the time they begin their fellowship tenure. Both scholars with little or no experience in Sri Lanka as well as specialists are encouraged to apply. Projects in all fields in the social sciences and humanities are eligible. Proposals in other areas that contribute to the understanding of Sri Lankan history, culture, or society are also invited.

Grants support doctoral students intending to do dissertation research in Sri Lanka, in order to make a 6-8 week pre-dissertation visit to Sri Lanka, to investigate the feasibility of their topic, to sharpen their research design, or to make other practical arrangements for future research.

support students and scholars who wish to acquire or improve language skills. These funds can be used to help to defray the costs of language instruction in Sinhala, Tamil, Pali or Arabic. The instruction must take place in Sri Lanka.

offers a grant-in-aid to a graduate student to reinforce historical investigations of some aspect of pharmacy

supports short-term research or other scholarly projects that will advance the knowledge of Afghanistan through the John F. Richards Fellowship Program. Fellows may use funds to support research on Afghanistan through utilization of resources outside of Afghanistan and the United States. The fellowship is funded through the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Due to current State Department travel restrictions, the fellowship cannot be used for travel to, from or within Afghanistan, and cannot be used for work within the U.S. The fellowship is for one year.