University of Dayton Scholarships
UD Faculty-Led Program Abroad Scholarship
Eligibility:
- Any UD undergraduate or graduate student participating in a GIA-managed, or faculty-led program. (See 2023-2024 eligible programs)
- Students with good academic and disciplinary standing
- Students with demonstrated financial need
Deadlines: Nov. 1 for Spring Break; Dec. 1 for Summer Integrated; Feb. 1 for Summer
Application: Students who are eligible for this scholarship will be automatically considered if they agree to this in their program application. There is no application for this scholarship. Students must have an active program application at the deadline specified above.
Contact:GIA Center, gia@udayton.edu
Tobias International Leadership Scholar Program
Eligibility:
- Students who wish to study, work, or serve on high impact global and intercultural experiences in other countries
- Indiana residents
- Students pursuing programs that earn credit towards their degree plans
- Students who demonstrate financial need
Award Amounts: $500-5,000
Deadlines: Oct. 1 for Spring Semester; Nov. 1 for Spring Break; Dec. 1 for Summer Integrated; Feb. 1 for Summer & Oct. 1 for Fall Semester
Application: Students who are eligible for this scholarship will be automatically considered if they agree to this in their program application. There is no application for this scholarship. Students must have an active program application at the deadline specified above.
Contact: GIA Center, gia@udayton.edu
Terence J. and Carol W. Miller Scholarship
Eligibility:
- Students who are applying to an education abroad program (any field study)
- Any UD undergraduate student pursuing a major in the School of Business Administration.
- Students in good academic standing
- Students with demonstrated financial need
- Female students (but any student may apply)
Deadlines: Oct. 1 for Spring Semester; Feb. 1 for Summer & Mar. 1 for Fall Semester
Application: Students who are eligible for this scholarship will be automatically considered if they agree to this in their program application. There is no application for this scholarship. Students must have an active program application at the deadline specified above.
Contact: GIA Center, gia@udayton.edu
Anderson China Studies Fund
Who Should Apply:
- Any UD undergraduate wishing to advance U.S.-China relations. Students with plans to pursue a career working with/in China will be given preference
- Students doing any program in Asia
- 2.5 GPA minimum
- Priority will be given to students with high financial need
Deadlines: Oct. 1st for Spring Semester, Nov. 1 for Winter Break, Dec. 1 for Summer Integrated Feb. 1 for Summer Break & Mar. 1 for Fall Semester
Contact: GIA Center, gia@udayton.edu
Daniel J. Curran and Claire M. Renzetti Scholarship Fund for International Studies
Who Should Apply:
- Any UD undergraduate students participating in international human rights or service programs in Africa, South America, and Asia
- Applicants studying abroad for the first time
- 2.5 GPA or higher
- Students must have demonstrated financial need, based on FAFSA for all U.S students and financial documentation for immigration records for International students
- Students must have 60 completed semester hours of credit toward their degree
Deadlines: Oct. 1st (Winter Break, Spring Semester, & Spring Break), Feb. 1 (Summer), March 1 (Fall Semester)
Contact: Human Rights Center, hrc@udayton.edu. Visit Human Rights Center website for additional information about funding guidelines.
Center for Social Concern (CSC) Immersion/Breakout Grant
Who Should Apply:
- Any UD undergraduate or graduate student actively applying and/or accepted into a CSC program.
- Demonstrated financial need
Deadlines: Varies by program. Please contact CSC staff directly.
Contact: Center for Social Concern, Mary Niebler, mniebler1@udayton.edu. Visit the Center for Social Concern website for additional programming information.
Cordell W. Hull International Fellows Fund
Who Should Apply:
- Any UD undergraduate in the University Honors Program
- 3.5 or 3.6 GPA required (depends on year of entry)
- 60 semester credit hours completed by the time of the international experience
- At least 6 Honors credits earned
Deadlines: Oct. 15th (Winter Break, Spring Semester, & Spring Break), February 7th (Summer Break, Fall Semester)
Contact: University Honors Program, 937.229.4615; Visit University Honors page for additional information about funding guidelines.
Robert C. Conard Scholarship for Study Abroad
Who Should Apply:
- Any UD undergraduate who has declared a major or minor in a foreign language
- Must have completed a 202/301 level language class
- The student must plan to study abroad for one or more semesters at a university or institution of higher learning in a non-English-speaking country
- The language of instruction at the host institution cannot be the student's native language
- The recipient must return to the UD campus for at least one semester of study following the study abroad experience
To learn more about application requirements, timelines, and award amounts visit:
The Department of Global Languages and Cultures
Edward L. and Dr. Elke Hatch Assistance Fund for Students of German
Who Should Apply:
- Any UD undergraduate pursuing a summer or semester program
- Students must have plans to study German language in a German-speaking country and have been enrolled in a German course within the current academic year
- Cannot be a citizen of a German-speaking country or have grown up speaking German at home.
- Only students with demonstrated financial need are eligible to apply
To learn more about application requirements, timelines, and award amounts visit:
The Department of Global Languages and Cultures
Bro. Paul Bredestege, S.M. Endowment for the Study of Spanish Abroad
Who Should Apply:
- Any UD undergraduate of Spanish pursuing a summer study abroad program (4 weeks minimum).
- Students must be taking Spanish for credit in a Spanish-speaking country. Courses taken abroad must be transferred as Spanish credit.
- Must have completed SPN 202 or equivalent
The Department of Global Languages and Cultures
Student Experiential Learning Fund
Who Should Apply:
- Any undergraduate student with demonstrated financial need who is pursuing an international, domestic, or virtual intercultural learning experience. Please visit the Office of Experiential Learning's website for more information.
- The applicant may not be receiving assistance from any other sources in order to receive these funds.
Deadlines: Rolling review of applications until annual funds are expended
Contact: Office of Experiential Learning, Roesch Library Room 034, OEL@udayton.edu
Heffner Internship Endowment
Who Should Apply:
- Any undergraduate student in the School of Business who is pursuing an internship in the field of business
Deadlines: The SBA will announce to the SBA students when the applications open, which is usually in the late January/early February.
Contact: Matthew Little, Director, Internships & Corporate Relations, School of Business, mlittle2@udayton.edu
GS MVPS Fund Study Abroad Scholarship
Who Should Apply:
- Students who are an honorably discharged veteran, a current Service Member, or a benefits eligible family member.
- This scholarship is only for students who have charges in excess of their total existing institutional, state, and federal aid as well as their military and veteran education benefits.
- This scholarship is philanthropist funded and cannot be credited to a student as a refund; it must be applied to the study abroad fee
- Awarding of this scholarship is subject to annual availability of GS MVPS Funds.
Deadlines: Rolling review of applications
Contact: MVPS office at vetservices@udayton.edu or at 937-229-5541
Study Abroad Scholarship
Who Should Apply:
- No application required; granted upon admission to the University for incoming class in Fall 2020 and prior. Students may use this scholarship when participating in a summer faculty-led program in which the student earns at least 9 UD credit hours
Deadlines: N/A
Contact: Flyer Student Services, 937.229.4311, 800.427.5029, fss@udayton.edu