International Graduate Student Fellowship Program

The International Graduate Student Fellowship Program provides an opportunity for non U.S. citizens to study a diversified curriculum in biodiversity, conservation, systematics, and public policy. It is a joint Museum-university program offering a PhD degree, with classes at both the Museum and a chosen university. The fellowship includes travel assistance, a stipend for 12 months, and tuition, for up to 4 years with annual renewal.

Travel assistance, stipend, tuition coverage; PhD degree through a joint museum-university program.

Open to non U.S. citizens who have a bachelor’s degree and can fulfill university admission requirements; applications are encouraged from students in developing nations.

Applicants should first contact the Office of Grants and Fellowships; visit the program page for more details and contacts.