The Fulbright U.S. Student Award is a great opportunity for students interested in further study, research, teaching, or creative opportunities after graduation. Join us for a panel discussion and reception with past UVA Fulbright recipients at 4:30 pm in the Special Collections Library Auditorium.
Register here: 2025FulbrightForum.eventbrite.com
Please email citizenscholars@virginia.edu for information and details on the process.
Please email Andrus G. Ashoo (aga3j@virginia.edu) for information on the process.
Please email citizenscholars@virginia.edu for information and details on the process.
Please email citizenscholars@virginia.edu ASAP for information and details on the process.
The Hardy Fellows Program, formerly the UK Fellows, allows graduating University of Virginia students the opportunity to teach and live abroad in a boarding school in the UK for the year following graduation. Come learn about the different schools with which we have a relationship and how to apply. Students in all fields welcome!
The purpose of Projects for Peace is to spark initiatives for building prospects for peace in the world. Each year, the University of Virginia nominates one project and an alternate for the $10,000 prizes to actually complete the project. Come explore how your vision for peace could be funded by this program.
The Yenching Academy of Peking University is a fully-funded residential program offering an array of interdisciplinary courses as part of a one-year master’s program in China Studies. Students from all fields are encouraged to apply and take advantage of one of six academic concentrations.
Do you love research? Are you considering pursuing research science, mathematics, or engineering as a career? Are you simply a STEM student and want to at least explore an exciting opportunity? Come learn about the award and the process for nomination by the University of Virginia. Apply as a second or third year – so first years should definitely come!
Don’t know what’s out there? Wondering what the point of pursuing fellowships or undergraduate research might be? Come enjoy a chance to envision yourself as a participant in incredible opportunities. This workshop is most appropriate for first and second years or for older students who have yet to be exposed to the office.
