National Scholarship Programs
Unless a website is noted, applications for these competitive scholarships are available in the Office of Overseas Study.
- The Benjamin Franklin Travel Grant from the French Embassy in the U.S. for students double-majoring in French and another major discipline who plan to study abroad in France for fewer than 90 days.
- The Boren Awards for study in nontraditional destinations. Students must demonstrate an interest in national security and language study. Contact Katie Saur for the internal IUB application date.
- Butler University IFSA Scholarships for students studying on Butler programs outside of Australia ($1,000). Contact Rachelle Bennett for IUB application date.
- CIEE Bowman Travel Grants for study on CIEE programs in non-traditional destinations.
- CIEE Scholarships based on financial need and merit for study on a CIEE program.
- Foundation for Education Abroad Scholarships, including Rainbow Scholarship for a deserving LGBT student who aims to participate in a high-quality, rigorous education abroad program.
- Gilman Scholarships for students who demonstrate financial need.
- IES Abroad need-based, merit-based, diversity scholarships, legacy scholarships and disability grants available for study on an IES program.
- Loyola University’s John Felice Rome Center offers a partial fee reduction scholarship to IU participants. Contact Rachelle Bennett for specific details.
- SIT Study Abroad scholarships of $1,500 to IU participants. This scholarship can be used in combination with the SIT Pell Grant Match up to a total award of $3000. Contact Rachelle Bennett for details.
Study abroad is like spring training for this century. It helps you develop the fundamentals, the teamwork, and the determination to succeed."
-Hillary Rodham Clinton, U.S. Secretary of State
