DoD NDSEG Fellowship
U.S. citizens or nationals pursuing graduate study in science and engineering disciplines of military importance (check eligibility on the NDSEG site).
25 verified awards for stem students, combining degree and career-training (certificate, CNA/LPN) scholarships. The earliest deadline is Oct 30, 2026 (DoD NDSEG Fellowship) and the latest is Apr 12, 2027.
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U.S. citizens or nationals pursuing graduate study in science and engineering disciplines of military importance (check eligibility on the NDSEG site).
College seniors, gap-year applicants and graduate students pursuing a PhD in the applied sciences, engineering or mathematics (fellows make a non-binding commitment to make their skills available to the U.S. in national emergencies).
Full-time undergraduate and graduate students in concrete-related degree programs; fellowship applicants must attend an accredited school in the U.S. or Canada.
Graduate students in construction management or construction-related engineering programs preparing for construction careers (see AGC graduate criteria).
Full-time rising college sophomores and juniors (or rising seniors in five-year programs), plus two-year students transferring to a four-year program, pursuing a B.S. in construction management or construction-related engineering at an ABET or ACCE accredited program, who want a construction career. High school seniors are not eligible.
High school seniors who have completed an original independent science, math or engineering research project.
Undergraduate seniors, current graduate students and post-bacc graduates pursuing an MS or PhD in eligible engineering and science disciplines, with at least a 2.8 GPA, who agree to intern two summers with a sponsoring GEM employer.
CSUSM students preparing to teach math or science; teaching commitment. Fall 2027 start: apply by Apr 18, 2027.
Bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. students in STEM fields who commit to becoming Department of Defense civilian employees after graduation.
Women pursuing careers in automotive, vehicle mobility and related fields.
Senior undergraduates and first-year graduate students planning full-time PhD study in computational science, engineering or math/computer science (see CSGF eligibility rules).
College sophomores and juniors pursuing research careers in natural sciences, engineering or mathematics. Requires campus nomination.
U.S. citizens who are full-time second-year students in a four-year program (third-year in a five-year program) or community college/transfer students applying to a four-year school, with at least a 3.0 GPA and a declared major supporting NOAA's mission (ocean, environmental, biological and atmospheric sciences, math, engineering, computer science, physical and social sciences, teacher education and more).
High school seniors and students at community colleges, technical colleges and universities pursuing studies related to fluid power (hydraulics and pneumatics).
High school seniors and college students pursuing manufacturing engineering, manufacturing technology or related degrees.
Students entering sophomore, junior or senior year or graduate study in engineering, technology or computer science. Opens Dec 1, 2026.
Full-time undergraduates enrolled in (or admitted/applied to) a WSGC member institution pursuing STEM studies aligned with NASA mission directorates.
College students whose programs of study are related to, or will support, the environmental health and safety (EHS) field. ASSP membership is preferred but not required.
Washington students pursuing an eligible STEM or health care bachelor's degree at an eligible public or private college or university in Washington state.
Georgia high school seniors from any Georgia county who are accepted to and will attend an accredited Georgia college or university and have completed the required math/science courses.
High school seniors, college and graduate students who identify as female, pursuing a full-time BS or MS in engineering or computer science at an ABET/CSAB-accredited school, with a permanent address or school in Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Benito, south San Mateo or south Alameda counties.
West Virginia residents (12+ months) who are degree-seeking undergraduates in an eligible STEM program, show financial need, and agree to work full-time in a qualifying STEM field in WV one year per year of funding (health care does not count). Repayable if the work requirement isn't met.
Students entering their first year of undergraduate study (incl. high school seniors) in engineering or computer science. Opens Feb 8, 2027.
Bay Area high school seniors and community college students who identify as women or another underrepresented gender, live or attend school within the Golden Gate Section boundaries, and plan to pursue an undergraduate engineering or computer science degree at an accredited university.
Students and working adults living in Lee, Des Moines or Henry County, Iowa, studying agriculture, health/medical sciences, nursing, engineering, information technology or a trade.