Scholarships

Scholarships support the education and research program of promising graduate students with a major interest in crystallography, e.g. crystal structure analysis, crystal morphology, modulated structures, correlation of atomic structure with physical properties, systematic classification of crystal structures, phase identification and materials characterization. Applicants’ home departments including, but are not limited to, physics, chemistry, geology, molecular biology, metallurgy, and material science. The scholarship offers support for one year.

The ICSS offers 4-6 week travel grants to enable master’s and doctoral students to do research related to their thesis or dissertation at a Canadian university in the field of Canadian Studies.

Applicants submit their applications directly to the secretariat of their national Canadian Studies association, which then submits the applications to the ICCS by November 24, 2015. Deadlines for applicant submission vary with each Canadian Studies association.

The Foundation offers a graduate level scholarship to individuals studying retail real estate or a related curriculum.

The Foundation offers graduate level scholarships for students committed to pursuing a career in retail real estate or related fields. Preference is given to those with financial need.

The Foundation offers graduate level scholarships to increase the ethnic diversity within the community of highly skilled retail real estate professionals

The Manatt Fellowships support graduate students attending universities in the American Midwest to conduct research in democracy development, election administration, and civic participation in the political process. Research takes place at the International Foundation for Electoral Systems in Washington, D.C. The fellowship is for six to ten weeks.

Fellowships support graduate students seeking to incorporate animal welfare concerns and innovative technologies into their studies in order to encourage them at the earliest stages of their career to integrate innovation and discovery with ethics and respect for animals. Fellowships are awarded to those candidates whose program of study shows the greatest potential to replace the use of animals in science. The fellowships offer support for one year and are renewable for up to three years.

Fellowships are for researchers in natural and social sciences, mathematics, engineering, management and decision sciences, and policy analysis. Fellows work in IIASA’s cross-disciplinary, systems-focused environment on problems related to critical policy issues facing the globe. They are expected to conduct their own research in collaboration with one or more of IIASA’s research programs or special projects. The fellowships are for 1-2 years.

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Awards support graduate student and postdoctoral research on social arthropods.

Jeanne Social Wasp Research Grant is for graduate student research into any aspect of the basic biology of social wasps.

Nutting Termite Research Grant is for graduate and postdoctoral research in the field of basic termite biology.

Tschinkel Ant Natural History Research Grant is for graduate student research into basic natural history and biology of ants.

IWFA offers graduate scholarships to provide financial assistance to marine science graduate students who meet the criteria in order to prepare them to be the future researchers and managers of fisheries. Scholarships are awarded annually and past recipients may reapply.