Arts and Humanities Awards | Undergraduate Fellowship Office

The Beinecke Scholarship offers approximately 20 awards annually to undergraduate students in their junior year who intend to pursue a terminal degree (PhD or MFA) in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. The scholarship provides $35,000 toward graduate funding to encourage and enable highly motivated students to be courageous in the selection of their graduate course of study. Candidates must have a documented history of receiving need-based financial aid.

The Fulbright U.S. Student Program offers opportunities to study, research, or teach English abroad in over 140 countries while promoting cross-cultural interaction and mutual understanding. Applicants can apply to only one grant per cycle and must have a bachelor’s degree by the beginning of their grant.

The FAO Schwarz Fellowship offers paid, intensive, transformational two-year experiences in the world of social impact with leading non-profit organizations in New York City, Boston, and Philadelphia.

Princeton in Africa, Asia, and Latin America match talented and passionate college graduates with organizations for paid, one to two year service placements. Each region is represented by a unique organization: Princeton in Africa, Princeton in Asia, Princeton in Latin America.

Qualities of Competitive Candidates

Strong relationships with faculty mentors.
Excellence in academics and research.
Extra-curriculars beyond the classroom and lab, whether on campus or in the broader community.
Leadership experience.

Benefits of Identifying Quality Candidates

Creates visibility for your department on and off campus.
Boosts student confidence and future engagement in research.
Supports the next generation of academics and researchers in your discipline.

Refer a Student

Know an incredible Ohio State undergraduate student who would make a competitive candidate for a national scholarship or fellowship? Please refer highly motivated students to us, and we will follow up with them directly.