Welcome to the Drexel Fellowships Office.
We work with a wide range of national and international competitive fellowship awards in order to help students achieve great things. See what Drexel students are already doing with prestigious fellowships. Whether you are a current student or an alum, a new undergraduate or a PhD candidate, a faculty member or a co-op supervisor, take some time to browse the site. Then get in touch and let us help you get going. More...
News and Events
Congratulations to Uk Jung (Architecture 2008) and Rachel Semigran (English/Theater 2010), who have received Drexel’s endorsement for the Marshall Scholarship.
Uk is proposing to study Sustainable Environmental Design (MSc) at the Architecture Association. Rachel is proposing to study Performance Research at the University of Bristol (MA) and Theatre: Writing, Directing and Performance (MA) at the University of York. We think they’re both terrific and wish them each the very best of luck in the national competition.
Marshall is a highly competitive and prestigious scholarship, funded by the British government, that allows top American students to pursue graduate study in any field anywhere in the UK. Universities may only submit two candidates each year, with endorsement given through a competitive campus process. Students interested in the Marshall for 2011-12 academic year are encouraged to contact the Fellowships Office by early spring 2010.
Deadlines are coming up quickly for 2010-11 academic year fellowships.
- November 2nd-12th is the national deadline for the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
Contact us for more information on these or other opportunities.
Congratulations to Drexel University’s P3 team –who recently won the Environmental Protection Agency’s annual People, Prosperity and the Planet (P3) competition. Drexel University’s P3 Team members include Materials Engineering professor, Dr. Michel Barsoum, and Materials Science seniors, Sarah Byrnes, Eric Eisele, Daniel Pugh, Courtney Reid, and Charlie Woods. The P3 award competition encourages college students to apply technology in innovative ways to tackle global environmental challenges. More...