Financial Support
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Financial Support Administered by The Graduate School
- Graduate Council Fellowships
- McNair Graduate Fellowships for McNair Scholars
- National Alumni Association (NAA) License Tag Graduate Fellowship
- Departmental Scholarships & Grants: Most departments and divisions offer special financial aid for graduate students. Consult the Graduate Catalog or individual departments for a list of these scholarships and grants.
- Departmental Graduate Assistantships
- Division of Student Affairs Graduate Assistantships
- Alumni Heritage Graduate Scholarship
- Academic Common Market (ACM)
- Southern Regional Education Board (SREB)
- Research and Travel Support Fund
Scholarships and Grants by Graduate Colleges
- College of Arts and Sciences
- Graduate School of Business
- College of Communication and Information Sciences
- College of Education
- College of Engineering
- College of Human Environmental Sciences
- School of Social Work
- College of Continuing Studies
Other Resources and Opportunities
- What Every Graduate Student Should Know About Financial Aid
- Office of Student Financial Aid
- Office for Sponsored Programs
- University of Alabama Career Center
- Global Supplementary Grant Program
- University of Alabama Sponsored Programs (IRIS funding opportunities)
- Financial Assistance Programs for Minorities
- Boren Fellowships for International Study
- Mercedes-Benz Graduate Fellowship: Several graduate fellowships are granted each year. Please download 2012 application package. For more information, contact the Co-Op Office.
- NDIA Space and Missile Working Group Graduate Fellowship
- Jack Kent Cooke Foundation's Dissertation Fellowship in Education and Human Potential
- Open Society Institute’s Network Scholarship Programs (NSP)
- Scholarship Opportunity for International Women Students: the International Peace Scholarship fund, established in 1949, is a program which provides scholarships for selected women from countries outside of the U.S. and Canada to study in the U.S. An applicant must be qualified for full-time graduate study, working toward a graduate degree. A student holding citizenship or permanent residency of the US or Canada is ineligible. The maximum amount awarded to a student is $10,000. Lesser amounts may be awarded according to individual needs. For more information, contact peointernatinal.org. or contact Paige Miller at cpmiller1@sa.ua.edu.
These web links have been compiled to provide help in locating graduate fellowships, research opportunities, grants, independent project funding and other sources of funding for graduate students. (DISCLAIMER: The University of Alabama Graduate School does not guarantee the correctness or currency of any of the above listed documents as they are not maintained by this site).
- What Every Graduate Student Should Know About Financial Aid
- Government Sources of Financial Assistance
- The Hope Scholarship & Lifetime Learning Tax Credit
- Financial Assistance for Women & Minorities
- Financial Assistance Sponsored by Private Organizations
- Grants/Fellowships/Scholarships
- Miscellaneous Sources for Financial Assistance
- Australian Scholarships
:: See also - Cost of Attendance