Scholarships

Through the HORIZONS Scholarship, Women In Defense encourages women to pursue careers related to the national security and defense interests of the United States and to provide development opportunities to women already working in national security and defense fields.

he Fund supports graduate study for African artists and scholars in the humanities and social sciences with an award to defray educational costs. The Fellowship is for one year.

Grants are intended to promote projects which have social policy application at the global or local level. The grants are for one year.

Fellowships support non-degree research at Hosei University under the direction of and/or in cooperation with Hosei faculty and researchers. Research areas include those studies in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, or engineering as deemed acceptable by Hosei. Fellowships offer support for six months.

Grants support doctoral candidates conducting research that concentrates on photography. The recipient of the grant may use the funds for travel, for research materials, or to set aside time to write.

Scholarships support graduate research and study that will enhance understanding of the culture, heritage, language and civilization of Iran. The scholarship offers support for one year.

1 graduate student will receive $1,000 towards research in social sciences. Asian Heritage preferred, but not required.

Fellowships support graduate students conducting research on the Hudson River system.

 this program provides a summertime grant and research funds for eight college students (undergraduate and graduate) to conduct research on the Hudson River. The objectives of the program are to gather important information on all aspects of the River and to train students in conducting scientific studies and public policy research.

ellowships support innovative basic research into fundamental biological problems, with emphasis placed on novel approaches that cross disciplinary boundaries, in laboratories in HFSP Member Countries. Fellowships are open to scientists from biophysics, physics, chemistry, computer science, engineering, mathematics and nanoscience. Research should focus on new approaches for understanding the complex structures and regulatory networks that characterize the evolution and interactions of organisms and biological systems. Fellows may choose to stay for up to three years in the host country or use the last year of their fellowship to return to their home country or to move to another HFSPO member country. The fellowship offers support for three years.