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College of Architecture and Urban Planning

Funding Opportunities for Students

The Architecture Student Research Grant (ASRG) was initiated by the Class of 2013 to provide a unique opportunity for student research projects that push the boundaries and possibilities of the discipline of architecture. Successful proposals for ASRG funding will seek to discover new forms and methods of working, making, and representing architecture within a societal context of urgent concerns. Special consideration will be given to teams whose members articulate how the proposed project will aid in charting a course for their early career or future academic pursuits.

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School of Art and Design

Funding Opportunities for Students

Looking to fund your creative projects, research, or student initiatives? The University of Michigan offers a wealth of current funding opportunities for Stamps undergraduate and graduate students. Whether you’re launching a new idea, conducting scholarly research, or seeking support for a student-led endeavor, U-M provides numerous resources and grants designed to help you turn your vision into reality.

Explore the many ways you can access financial support and empower your academic journey beyond the classroom!

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School of Business

Funding Opportunities for Students

Are you interested in funding for your project, research, or entrepreneurial venture at Michigan Ross? The Ross School of Business offers a wide range of funding opportunities for both undergraduate (BBA) and graduate students (MBA, PhD). You’ll find specialized support for social impact initiatives through programs like the Erb Institute and Business+Impact, financial backing for startups and entrepreneurial ideas, access to student investment funds, and general assistance for research projects via the Sponsored Research Office.

Many of these opportunities are tied to specific initiatives or donor funds, allowing you to advance your passion projects, research, or student-led ventures with dedicated financial support. Interested in learning more or getting connected to the right resource for your idea? Just let me know!

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School of Dentistry

Funding Opportunities for Students

The U-M School of Dentistry is dedicated to supporting students in pursuing impactful projects, innovative research, and other student-led initiatives within the dental profession. In addition to traditional financial aid programs, the School offers a variety of funding opportunities tailored to current students—including grants, scholarships, and awards—for academic projects, community outreach, and research endeavors. These funds are allocated based on merit, student proposals, and alignment with school priorities, as well as existing federal, state, university, and School of Dentistry guidelines.

This page highlights funding opportunities specifically for Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.) students. Graduate students in other dental programs can explore general graduate funding options, and undergraduates entering the Dental Hygiene program should refer to the resources available for new undergraduates.

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School of Education

Funding Opportunities for Students

Funding opportunities for student projects, research, and academic initiatives at Marsal are made possible thanks to our generous donors. Scholarships and financial support are available to current students, aimed at empowering innovative endeavors and enhancing your educational experience. No separate application is required—Marsal matches scholarships to eligible students based on donor criteria, utilizing information from admissions and financial aid applications.

If you’re seeking support for a specific project, research initiative, or student-driven activity, these scholarship resources may help you achieve your goals and bring your ideas to life. Let me know if you’d like guidance on where to explore more targeted funding opportunities!

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School of Engineering

Funding Opportunities for Students

Looking to fund innovative projects, research initiatives, or other student-driven pursuits during your graduate studies in the College of Engineering? Both master’s and PhD students are encouraged to explore funding opportunities available through their department or program, including fellowships, Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) roles, and Graduate Student Research Assistant (GSRA) positions. These resources can support your academic, research, or project-based activities throughout your studies.

Additionally, the College of Engineering offers a limited number of fellowships—such as the Bridge to Doctorate Program—which provides two terms of comprehensive funding (covering tuition, living stipend, health insurance, and fees) for the first academic year. Admitted graduate students (U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents) are automatically considered for these awards based on information in their official admission applications; no separate application is required.

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School for Environment and Sustainability

Funding Opportunities for Students

Looking to support your graduate projects, research, or other student-led initiatives during your studies at SEAS? A variety of internal and external resources are available to help finance your degree and offset costs. SEAS offers select financial grants to both incoming and continuing master’s and PhD students, with funding designated for a wide range of purposes—including project development, research activities, and other student-driven opportunities.

Whether you’re planning a research project, launching a sustainability initiative, or seeking support for innovative student activities, these funding options can help bring your ideas to life. Be sure to explore both SEAS and university-wide resources, as well as external funding opportunities tailored to graduate students. For guidance or to learn more, reach out to SEAS for current funding details and personalized support!

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School of Information

Funding Opportunities for Students

The University of Michigan School of Information offers a variety of financial resources to help students fund their research, innovative projects, internships, and living expenses. Whether you are a prospective or current master’s or doctoral student, there are scholarships, grants, and fellowships available to support your academic and professional development throughout your graduate education.

If you’re looking for support for a specific research project, digital innovation, or student-led initiative, be sure to explore the funding opportunities designed to empower your work in information science and technology. For individualized guidance or to discover current funding options, connect with the School of Information’s Student Services team or visit U-M’s central resources for graduate student funding.

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School of Kinesiology

Funding Opportunities for Students

Looking for funding and hands-on research experience in the field of movement science? The School of Kinesiology offers the Jones Movement Scholars Program—a full-time, funded summer experience for upper-level undergraduate students interested in exploring movement as medicine, especially in relation to neurodegenerative disease. Selected scholars benefit from financial support, immersive research opportunities, and the chance to work closely with leading faculty mentors.

In addition to the summer program, the Jones Movement Scholars can access a year-long mentorship and professional development, helping you advance your research skills and career prospects in this dynamic area of study. Each year, three exceptional students are chosen for this prestigious opportunity. Interested in bringing your ideas to life and making a meaningful impact? Reach out to learn how you can apply or get more details!

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College of Literature, Science, and the Arts

Funding Opportunities for Students

Graduate students in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) benefit from a wide array of internal and external funding designed to support research projects, academic initiatives, and creative endeavors. Funding opportunities—including fellowships, grants, and program-specific awards—vary by graduate program and degree status, helping students advance innovative projects and scholarly pursuits.

Additionally, the Rackham Graduate School provides a robust selection of resources, programming, and dedicated funding options to fuel your professional and academic development. Whether you’re seeking support for a research project, creative work, or other student-led initiative, you’ll find a pathway to fund your ambitions. To discover more about available funding and development opportunities, check out the Rackham website or contact your program for tailored guidance!

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School of Medicine

Funding Opportunities for Students

Looking to fund or participate in global health projects or international research? Global REACH at the University of Michigan Medical School offers extensive support and resources for students, trainees, and faculty to engage in global health activities. By emphasizing Research, Education, and Collaboration, Global REACH provides a variety of programs that include funding and logistical assistance for UMMS students interested in international experiences as part of their academic journey.

Students can access opportunities to fund global health projects, participate in international training, and join research efforts abroad. For those seeking a more extensive pathway to incorporate global health into their regular research portfolios, Global REACH also offers the Global Health Research Certificate Program, open to faculty, residents, and fellows.

If you’re ready to expand your learning and impact on a global scale, explore these funding and support opportunities to turn your international health project ideas into reality! Interested in specific global health research funding or application guidance? Just ask!

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School of Music, Theatre, and Dance

Funding Opportunities for Students

Are you a School of Music, Theatre & Dance student seeking funding for your creative projects, performance research, or collaborative student initiatives? U-M offers a variety of opportunities to help bring your artistic ideas to life. Whether you’re planning a recital, launching an interdisciplinary research project, developing original choreography, or collaborating with fellow students, there are internal grants, scholarships, and special awards designed to support current undergraduate and graduate students.

Explore funding for travel to performances or conferences, support for new compositions, or assistance with the costs of producing creative works. These resources can empower you to pursue your passion, expand your professional experience, and elevate your artistic career while at Michigan. Interested in learning more? Reach out to SMTD’s student services or visit U-M’s funding and grants pages for current opportunities tailored to your field

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School of Nursing

Funding Opportunities for Students

Are you a student in the School of Nursing looking for funding to support your research, clinical projects, or innovative initiatives? U-M offers a range of grants and funding opportunities specifically designed for undergraduate and graduate nursing students interested in advancing health care through research and evidence-based practice.

Whether you’re developing a research project, seeking support for clinical innovation, or collaborating on interdisciplinary health initiatives, you can access internal grants, scholarships, and special awards to help bring your ideas to life. These resources empower you to engage in scholarly work, improve patient outcomes, and build your professional skills while at Michigan.

Interested in learning more about current funding opportunities? Reach out to the School of Nursing’s Office of Research or explore U-M’s funding databases for grants tailored to nursing students and their research goals!

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College of Pharmacy

Funding Opportunities for Students

The University of Michigan College of Pharmacy offers a range of financial resources to help students support their research, clinical projects, and educational expenses. Whether you’re a prospective or current master’s, PharmD, or doctoral student, you’ll find scholarships, grants, and fellowships designed to advance your academic journey and professional development.

If you’re seeking funding for a research initiative, clinical innovation, or student-led project, be sure to explore the College’s opportunities aimed at empowering student work and fostering pioneering discoveries in pharmacy practice and research. For personalized guidance or to learn about the latest available funding options, connect with the College of Pharmacy’s Student Services or explore U-M’s comprehensive graduate funding resources.

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School of Public Health

Funding Opportunities for Students

Are you a student in the School of Public Health seeking funding to support your research, community health projects, or innovative public health initiatives? U-M offers a variety of grants and financial resources specifically designed for undergraduate and graduate public health students engaged in research, fieldwork, and community interventions.

Whether you’re developing a study, launching a public health project, or collaborating with local or global partners, you can access internal grants, scholarships, and special awards to help turn your ideas into impactful work. These funding opportunities support your academic growth, professional development, and ability to make a real difference in public health—whether locally or around the world.

To discover current funding options, reach out to the School of Public Health’s Office for Student Engagement and Practice, or explore university-wide databases for research grants tailored to public health students and their goals!

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School of Public Policy

Funding Opportunities for Students

Looking for funding to support your learning, research, or public health projects as a student in the School of Public Health? There are a variety of funds available to help you expand your educational experience, pursue innovative research, or launch impactful community initiatives. While the list of funds is not exhaustive, each opportunity is designed to directly support student success and professional growth.

If you’re interested in applying for student-focused grants, scholarships, or research awards, you can explore the funds listed below or reach out to the School’s development team to find the best fit for your interests and goals.

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Rackham Graduate School

Funding Opportunities for Students

The University of Michigan offers a wide range of financial resources to help master’s and doctoral students fund their research, academic projects, and living expenses. Whether you’re a prospective or current graduate student, U-M is committed to ensuring you’re aware of the grant, fellowship, and scholarship opportunities available to support your scholarly pursuits and innovative initiatives throughout your graduate education.

If you’re seeking funding for a specific research project, creative endeavor, or other student-driven activity, be sure to explore the diverse financial assistance programs designed to empower graduate student success and advance groundbreaking work. For personalized guidance or to discover current funding options, reach out to your program or visit the university’s graduate funding resources.

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School of Social Work

Funding Opportunities for Students

The University of Michigan School of Social Work offers a variety of financial resources to help students fund their research, community projects, internships, and living expenses. Whether you are a prospective or current master’s or doctoral student, there are scholarships, grants, and fellowships available to support your academic and professional development throughout your graduate education.

If you’re interested in securing funding for a specific research study, a social work initiative, or impactful fieldwork in the community, be sure to explore the many opportunities designed to empower student-driven projects and social change efforts. For individualized guidance or to discover current funding options, connect with the School of Social Work’s Office of Student Services or visit U-M’s central graduate funding resources.

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Other University Funding

Undergraduate

Graduate

  • CEW+ 
    • CEW+ Scholarships
      • Gail Allen Scholarship
      • AAUW: Mary Elizabeth Bittman Memorial Scholarship
      • AAUW-Ann Arbor Branch Used Book Sale Scholarship
      • Christine Kahan Black Scholarship
      • Jane and Bill Bloom Scholarship
      • Grace A. and James D. Bruce Community Engagement Scholarship
      • Ruth Jeanette Buttrey Scholarship
      • Jean W. Campbell Scholarship
      • CEW+ Graduate Scholarship
      • Amy Mecozzi Cho and Lawrence Cho Family Scholarship
      • Collegiate Sorosis Foundation Scholarship
      • Lucile B. Conger Alumnae Group Scholarship
      • Molly H. Dobson Scholarships
      • Robert Bruce Dunlap Memorial Scholarship*
      • Elizabeth Dusseau Scholarship & Margaret Dusseau Brevoort Scholarship
      • Margaret E. Gnegy Scholarship
      • The Deoge Hill Scholarship
      • Hall-McCannell Scholarship
      • Beth Halloran Scholarship
      • Joan P. Ireland Scholarship
      • Beatrice Kahn Scholarship
      • Caroline M. Lee Scholarship
      • Elsie Choy Lee Scholarship
      • The Virginia Simson Nelson Scholarship
      • Sarah Winans Newman Scholarship
      • Potential Made Possible Scholarship
      • Susan E. Quackenbush Scholarship
      • Mary Malcomson Raphael Scholarship
      • Mary Lucille Randolph and Lea King Dean Memorial Scholarship
      • Linda J. Rider Scholarship
      • Helen Huff Shell Scholarship
      • The Janice F. Stephens Memorial Scholarship
      • Margaret Dow Towsley Scholarships
      • Irma M. Wyman Scholarships*
      • Petar and Zdravka Zdravkovski Scholarship

*Select scholarships are eligible for renewal after the first year of funding.

CEW+ Fellowships are not intended to support travel for conference attendance and presentations.