The following fellowship programs are administered by the Graduate School. However, students must be nominated by their departments to be eligible. Follow the links for a full description of each program, and contact your department to let them know the programs for which you wish to be considered.
View Annual Scholarship and Fellowship Table: Click HERE.
Nomination Check Sheet: To facilitate collection of nomination materials, click HERE
Awards of up to $500 designed to assist graduate students who are facing a critical financial emergency that could impede degree completion.
This program is intended to create support opportunities which enhance campus efforts to recruit and retain meritorious domestic graduate students from divergent and/or nontraditional backgrounds whi have an expressed interest in a career in university teaching and/or research.
Annual award for graduate study in agricultural and resource economics or home economics. Applicants must have graduated previously from any Oregon State University bachelor's or master's degree program to be eligible.
Annual award for graduate study involving endemic wild stocks of fish within watersheds of the state of Oregon.
The program is designed to augment recruitment-based departmental assistantship and fellowship offers to incoming graduate students with meritorious records and demonstrated potential for graduate study by offering bonuses to students from divergent and/or nontraditional backgrounds.
Annual University award to recognize an outstanding graduate teaching assistant at Oregon State University.
Annual fellowship awarded to an OSU graduate student on the basis of academic merit and promise for the future.
Tuition scholarships awarded to academically talented Oregon residents who are U.S. citizens and first-year graduate students. In special cases, talented nonresidents (U.S. citizens) will be considered for an award. Domestic resident recipients receive awards valued at the full-time resident graduate tuition rate. Domestic nonresident recipients receive the nonresident graduate tuition differential, with awards equal to the difference between nonresident and resident graduate tuition.
Scholarships in varying amounts awarded on the basis of academic merit and financial need. Meritorious domestic students may be considered for need-based awards only by completing and filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by the FAFSA deadline. All other students will be considered only on the basis of academic merit.
Annual fellowship for outstanding graduate students in a science or technology field.
Tuition scholarships of varying amounts based upon student's residency status. Nominees may be resident or nonresident, domestic or international graduate students who have proven themselves to be academically talented. New or continuing students in degree programs may qualify. Resident recipients receive awards valued at the full-time resident graduate tuition rate. Nonresident recipients receive the nonresident graduate tuition differential, with awards equal to the difference between nonresident and resident graduate tuition.
Outstanding students in the social/behavioral sciences, arts and humanities, and directly-related professional fields (e.g. public policy, business law, and communications) may be nominated by their graduate department/program. This fellowship is administered by the Oregon University System. Please see their web site for details.
Annual award that includes a $4,000 stipend and tuition remission for a deserving scholar. Nominees may be from any field of study. Based on academic merit, financial need, first generation to attend a university, demonstrated community service, leadership, and/or involvement with diverse communities.
Nominees must be full-time graduate students in a program leading to an advanced degree and demonstrate leadership qualities and potential for contributions to the community and society. Final award selection is made by the University Club Foundation of Portland.
