Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28
BY BENJAMIN FINE, Phi. d
and SIDNEY A. EISENBERG

ana SIDNEY A. E1SENBEkG
Thousands of scholarships,
fellowships and grants are
available to United States stu
dents who want to study
abroad. These are valued at
millions of dollars. The fellow
ships are administered by the
Institute of international Edu-
cation, 800 Second avenue, New
York, N. Y. Write to the insti-
tute for q booklet listing the
major grants in this area.
Among the awards available
to our students by foreign gov
ernments are these:
Austria: Grants for tuition
and maintenance at Austrian
institutions Of higher edu-
cation.
Bavaria: Maintenance and
tuition at the universities Of
Munich and the Technical
School In Munich.
Canada: FellowShips provid-
ing tuition, round-trip travel
and $4,000 each for study In
the arts, humanities or social
sciences at Canadian UNIVERSE
ties.
Denmark: Maintenance and
tuition for study in Danish in
stitutionS Of higher education.
France: Grants for mainte-
nance and tuition in French
universities. Also assistant in
structor positions with sti-
ponds, for part-time teaching in
French secondary schools and
teacher training institutions.
Germany: Maintenance, tut
ton and round-trip travel be-
tween New York and Germany
for study at institutions Of
higher learning in the Federal
Republic Of Germany.
Israel: Maintenance and tut
ton for study or research in
an institution Of higher learn
ing In Israel.
Italy: Grants for study or
research provide maintenance
and tuition at Italian univer.
stiles.
Mexico: Tuition and main.
tenance for study at the Uni
versidad Nacional Autonoma de
Mexico.
Netherlands: Maintenance
and tuition for study in insti-
tutions Of higher education at
the Netherlands.
Poland: Awards for study In
selected Polish universities pro-
vide tuition, living accommo-
dations on the university cam
pus, q monthly allowance Of
2,400 zlotys (about 5000 and
medical care.
Romania: Awards for tuition
and maintenance In Romanian
institutions.
Sweden: Tuition and MAIN
tenance.
Yugoslavia: Awards for
American graduate students to
study in Yugoslavian universe
ties. These provide tuition,
housing In the student dormi-
tory and q monthly stipend Of
$4,000 dinars (about 500.
u. s. Grants Listed
Many United States Govern
ment programs offer opportu-
mites for study abroad to quail
fled students. Among the ma
jor projects are these:
Fulbright Act, Public Law
5S4: Some 800 grants, includ-
ing renewals, payable in foreign
currencies, are available to
graduate students. Mantle
nance, tuition, round trip
transportation and other ex.
penses are included. Fellow
ships are available In these
nations: Australia, Austria,
Belgium, Brazil. Burma, Chile,
China, Colombia, Denmark,
Ecuador. Finland. France, Ger
many, Greece, India, Iran, Italy,
Japan, Netherlands, New Zea-
land. Norway. Pakistan, Peru,
Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Thai
land, Turkey, United Arab Re-
public. the United Kingdom
and United Kingdom territorial
areas.
Inter = American Cultural
Convention, Public Law 255.
Under o treaty signed between
the United States and q num-
Der Of Latin American coun-
tries In Buenos Aires In 1885,
the host governments agreed to
pay full or partial maintenance
to United States students Sc
lected for awards. Our Gov.