Financial Aid & Scholarships for Study Abroad Programs
COVID-19 Disclaimer and Updates
In accordance with the university’s current policies on international travel, Stevens Institute of Technology is accepting applications for study abroad and international exchange programs for the upcoming terms. Stevens allows travel to countries that are Level 1-3 with the Department of State’s travel advisory system. Travel to countries that are listed as Level 4 are only allowed on a case-by-case basis, depending on COVID levels. All students must sign a COVID acknowledgment form before being approved for any in-person education abroad programs. For additional information, please email studyabroad@stevens.edu or book an appointment.
It is important to stay organized when planning for your finances abroad. Studying abroad demands effort and dedication. You need to analyze, along with your parents, what is your financial budget due to the extra costs of studying abroad. Costs to consider include airline tickets, health insurance, tuition, housing, visas, and traveling on breaks and weekends. There are many affordable options for study abroad. First, you need to understand the cost-benefit of each option you have, but there is a viable option for every budget.
Financial Aid Options
Stevens’ institutional aid may be used for specific exchange partner programs. Approved exchange and study abroad programs may be eligible for Federal financial aid; contact the Office of Financial Aid for more information at financialaid@stevens.edu. Financial aid eligibility varies by program and student.For students with Pell grant eligibility, Gilman scholarships are available.
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Scholarships for Study Abroad
There are many scholarships available for study abroad students:
NAME OF SCHOLARSHIP | TYPE OF SCHOLARSHIP |
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For study abroad and intern abroad | |
Need-based; must be Pell grant recipients | |
For undergraduate and graduate students for intensive language immersion | |
Bridging Scholarships for Study in Japan
| For study abroad in Japan |
Scholarships and grants for study abroad | |
Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals
| For study abroad in Germany |
For study abroad in Germany | |
For work abroad | |
For study abroad in Asia | |
| Competitive scholarship |
Need-based; uncommon destinations | |
For undergraduate students pursuing international experience through a faculty-led program | |
For study abroad in China | |
For study abroad in Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, gap year, intern/volunteer abroad | |
For study abroad | |
Diversity scholarships, First Generation scholarships, Program-Specific, and Work-to-Study grants | |
For study abroad |
Scholarships for Study Abroad (*Virtual Program Applicable!*)
NAME OF SCHOLARSHIP | TYPE OF SCHOLARSHIP |
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Need-based; must be Pell grant recipients | |
For undergraduate STEM students with high financial need, from underrepresented and underserved communities, and/or first-generation. FAFSA must be on file to qualify. | |
For work abroad (international internship/co-op) | |
ISA Grant | Need-based; must be participating in an ISA program. |
Study Abroad Scholarship | For undergraduate students with financial need. FAFSA must be on file to qualify. (Currently on hiatus) |