Fellowships speifically for students and graduates in the STEM fields
Carleton-funded fellowships and most national and international fellowships are open to students and graduates from all disciplines, including STEM fields. Be sure to check out all the opportunities for which you are eligible!
If you are looking for a more targeted opportunity, the fellowships listed on this page are either open only to students and graduates in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, or prioritize funding of such students and graduates. If you are interested in one of these fellowships, you should speak first with faculty members in your discipline. You are also welcome to contact Marynel Ryan Van Zee, Director of Student Fellowships, for guidance and advice through the application process.
American Chemical Society Scholars Program
Department of Homeland Security Summer STEM opportunities
Exponent Fellowship at the National Museum of Mathematics
Fulbright Canada – MITACS Globalink Program (Summer Research)
Carleton’s Kolenkow-Reitz Fellowship for off-campus STEM Research (Summer or Winter Breaks)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Ernest F. Hollings Scholarship
Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) through the Department of Energy
SMART Scholarship (Department of Defense)
Youth Activity Fund of the Explorers Club
Fellowships for SENIORS and RECENT ALUMNI to fund graduate education (and/or further research) in the STEM fields:
American Meteorological Society Graduate Fellowship
Churchill Foundation Scholarship
Department of Energy Computational Science Fellowship
National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship
National Institutes of Health Bioethics Fellowship
National Institutes of Health Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program
National Institutes of Health MD-PhD Partnership Training Program
National Institutes of Health – Penn Immunology Graduate Partnership Program
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program
Donald Payne International Development (USAID) Fellowship