See Council's web site for detailed information about eligibility, deadlines, and procedures. Open to US citizens and permanent residents, with priority to students with the most financial need and to those with limited prior experience in Asia. Award recipients must fulfill a service requirement to promote study in Asia on their home campus and in their home community, and must submit a final report within six months of their return home summarizing their experiences. Scholarships Awards are open to US citizens for study in geographical areas, languages, and fields of study deemed critical to US national security. Candidates must demonstrate a commitment to international education to fulfill their academic and career goals, interest and aptitude for language study, and relevance of their plan of study to NSEP objectives.
Successful candidates incur a service obligation to the federal government.
Rotary Scholarships Rotary Scholarships are offered by the Rotary Foundation for study abroad in many countries around the world. Note that many Rotary clubs sponsor scholarships only for graduate study. See the Career Development Center for details. Deadlines vary, and may be earlier than our own. If you have questions about these policies, see the Deans of International Affairs.