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MURP |
| Scholarship/Fellowship | Award Structure | Who's Eligible | What's Required |
|---|---|---|---|
Robert and Paula Barrie Fellowship in International Trade and Public Policy |
students who intend to study issues of international trade, international development, and public policy. | ||
| Award provides a two year full-tuition scholarship with health benefits, plus a $21,000 stipend in year one, and a graduate assistantship in year two. | submit a brief statement on how your background, experiences and achievements will contribute to the university's goal of promoting excellence through diversity. | ||
Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) - Support Foreign Language Study |
full-tuition scholarship and $15,000 stipend for the academic year, or a summer tuition scholarship plus $2,500 stipend for summer study. | Applicants must be U.S. citizens, nationals, or permanent residents | FLAS Web Page |
Francis Humphrey Howard |
full tuition scholarship for one year. | ||
Humphrey Institute Advisory Council Scholarships |
these scholarships vary in amount and structure, ranging from a one year full-tuition scholarship to a one-year full-tuition scholarship plus graduate assistantship. | ||
Gerald W. Heaney |
two year full tuition scholarship plus a $5,000 stipend in year one and a Graduate Assistantship in year two. | Applicants must be from Duluth or Northeastern Minnesota. | |
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowships and Scholarships |
vary in amount, structure and length, ranging from a one year full tuition scholarship plus $6,000 stipend, to a two-year full tuition scholarship plus $15,000 stipend in year one and a graduate assistantship in year two. | ||
Humphrey Institute Graduate Assistantships |
Some awards also include a full-tuition scholarship. Awards are made for one or two years. | Quarter-time service (10 hours per week) is required. | |
Joseph Robbie Fellowship/Scholarship in Metropolitan Government and Planning |
two year full tuition scholarship plus a $5,000 stipend in year one and a Graduate Assistantship in year two. | students planning to pursue a career in metropolitan or regional government or planning. | |
Charles R. Krusell Fellowship in Community Development |
financial aid and professional development | economically disadvantaged and underrepresented students interested in the fields of housing and community development. | |
Martin Olaf Sabo Fellowship |
Award provides a one year, full tuition scholarship. | For students from historically underrepresented applicant populations with demonstrated financial need who have overcome economic or educational disadvantages to achieve success in scholarship and leadership that will increase the diversity of views and experiences represented in the Humphrey Institute student body. | |
Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA) Fellowship Program |
Awards vary in amount and structure | students from groups who are underrepresented in leadership positions in government, nonprofits, international organizations and other institutional settings | |
Shorenstein Scholarship |
varies in amount, structure and length, ranging from a one year, full-tuition scholarship to a two year full tuition scholarship plus graduate assistantship. |
MPA
| Scholarship/Fellowship | Award Structure | Who's Eligible | What's Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Award provides tuition scholarship from $4,000-$8,000. | |||
Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) - Support Foreign Language Study |
full-tuition scholarship and $15,000 stipend for the academic year, or a summer tuition scholarship plus $2,500 stipend for summer study. | Applicants must be U.S. citizens, nationals, or permanent residents | FLAS Web Page |
Thomas H. Swain Fellowship in Public Leadership |
Award provides up to $10,000 tuition scholarship. | students who intend to study civic engagement or public leadership. Priority will be given to Minnesota residents and US citizens who demonstrate evidence or promise of contributing to public leadership in Minnesota. | Students must complete their degrees within three years. |
MS-STEP
| Scholarship/Fellowship | Award Structure | Who's Eligible | What's Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Award provides a two year full-tuition scholarship with health benefits, plus a $21,000 stipend in year one, and a graduate assistantship in year two. | submit a brief statement on how your background, experiences and achievements will contribute to the university's goal of promoting excellence through diversity. | ||
Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) - Support Foreign Language Study |
full-tuition scholarship and $15,000 stipend for the academic year, or a summer tuition scholarship plus $2,500 stipend for summer study. | Applicants must be U.S. citizens, nationals, or permanent residents | FLAS Web Page |
Gerald W. Heaney |
two year full tuition scholarship plus a $5,000 stipend in year one and a Graduate Assistantship in year two. | Applicants must be from Duluth or Northeastern Minnesota. | |
Francis Humphrey Howard |
full tuition scholarship for one year. | ||
Humphrey Institute Advisory Council Scholarships |
these scholarships vary in amount and structure, ranging from a one year full-tuition scholarship to a one-year full-tuition scholarship plus graduate assistantship. | ||
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowships and Scholarships |
vary in amount, structure and length, ranging from a one year full tuition scholarship plus $6,000 stipend, to a two-year full tuition scholarship plus $15,000 stipend in year one and a graduate assistantship in year two. | ||
Humphrey Institute Graduate Assistantships |
Some awards also include a full-tuition scholarship. Awards are made for one or two years. | Quarter-time service (10 hours per week) is required. | |
Martin Olaf Sabo Fellowship |
Award provides a one year, full tuition scholarship. | For students from historically underrepresented applicant populations with demonstrated financial need who have overcome economic or educational disadvantages to achieve success in scholarship and leadership that will increase the diversity of views and experiences represented in the Humphrey Institute student body. | |
Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA) Fellowship Program |
Awards vary in amount and structure | students from groups who are underrepresented in leadership positions in government, nonprofits, international organizations and other institutional settings | |
Shorenstein Scholarship |
varies in amount, structure and length, ranging from a one year, full-tuition scholarship to a two year full tuition scholarship plus graduate assistantship. |
Continuing Students
| Scholarship/Fellowship | Award Structure | Who's Eligible | What's Required |
|---|---|---|---|
Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) |
full-tuition scholarship and $15,000 stipend for the academic year, or a summer tuition scholarship plus $2,500 stipend for summer study. | graduate students to study a less commonly taught foreign language during the academic year and/or for intensive language courses in the summer. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, nationals, or permanent residents. MPP, MURP, MPA, MS-STEP |
FLAS Web Page |
Alumni Tuition Grant Program (ATGP) |
$1,000 to $4,500 | second-year (or beyond) Humphrey students who will be completing their degree in the following academic year. Selection criteria include: academic achievement, professional promise, community service, and financial need. | Deadline for ATGP applications is April 20 |
Jonas Swartz Award |
$1,000 to $4,500 | ATGP awarded to a student demonstrating outstanding community service | Deadline for applications is April 20 |
Gayle R. Zoffer Award |
$1,000 to $4,500 | ATGP awarded to a student with interest in women and public policy. |
Deadline for applications is April 20 |
Richard Bolan Award |
tuition grant of $2,000 to $6,000 | MURP | Deadline for applications is April 20 |
| The Humphrey Institute and University of Minnesota have a number of small grants available to support unpaid and international internships. |
Other Financial Aid Resources
Graduate Assistantships
A number of students in all degree programs secure research or teaching assistant positions for ten to twenty hours a week. These positions qualify non-Minnesota residents for resident tuition rates, and students holding graduate assistant positions also may be eligible for partial tuition benefits and health insurance.
Graduate School funding resource
Starting point to explore all University of Minnesota funding options.
Fellowships through The Graduate School
These Fellowships are supported by endowed income from wills and trusts, or gifts from organizations or individuals.
Deadline: 12 noon, December 1
(if deadline falls on a weekend, then the following Monday).
Graduate School Diversity Office
More information on funding opportunities for graduate students.
International Student and Scholar Services
ISSS offers a very limited amount of financial aid to international students who are experiencing financial hardship due to unforeseen circumstances.
One stop
Contains more information on financing your education including need-based aid.
FAFSA
Admissions Office
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