How to fund graduate school

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• Graduate Tuition Fellowship

  The Graduate Tuition Fellowship (GTF) is a competitive award program administered by the Graduate School that covers the cost of in-state tuition and mandatory fees for qualified Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA), and Masters of Fine Arts (MFA) students. Selections for these fellowships are made by each respective college.

  Amount

  Covers the cost of in-state tuition and mandatory fees for full-time enrollment of nine (9) credit hours per term (fall and spring); some amounts may vary by college/department, click the corresponding link below for more information on your college's GTF policies. This award is non-refundable and will be adjusted if the scholarship amount exceeds the actual cost of a student's in-state tuition and mandatory fees.

  Eligibility

  • Complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) annually and if selected, complete the verification process
    • Must be a U.S. citizen or an eligible noncitizen to be eligible to complete a FAFSA
  • Complete GTF mandatory training course in Canvas (annually/every academic year)
  • Possess an undergraduate degree or its equivalent and be admitted to a Ph.D., DMA, or MFA degree program.
  • Maintain full-time enrollment (enroll and complete a minimum of nine (9) credit hours during an academic term (fall and spring)).
  • Minimum academic standing requirements:
    • Begin doctoral program with a minimum cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0.
    • Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.
    • Demonstrate satisfactory progress in course work, and timely progress in completing the degree requirements as defined by the enrolling graduate program. Note: Degree requirements include both course work and thesis/dissertation.

  Click the corresponding link below for more information on your college's GTF policies.

  • Kathrine G. McGovern College of the Arts
  • C.T. Bauer College of Business
  • College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences
  • College of Education
  • Cullen College of Engineering
  • Conrad N. Hilton College of Global Hospitality Leadership
  • College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics
  • College of Optometry
  • College of Pharmacy
  • Graduate College of Social Work

• Graduate School Fund

  The Graduate School Fund (GSF) provides financial assistance for state of Texas resident graduate students who demonstrate financial need.

  Amount

  Award amounts will be based on a student's financial need, enrollment level, and the availability of funds. The GSF can only be applied to the cost of tuition and mandatory fees. This award is non-refundable and will be adjusted if the scholarship amount exceeds the actual cost of a student's tuition and mandatory fees. Students who have a Graduate Tuition Fellowship (GTF) are not eligible to receive the GSF. 

  Eligibility

  • Be a U.S. citizen or noncitizen who is eligible to complete a FAFSA
  • For the 2024-2025 academic year, priority consideration will be given to students who completed a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) annually and if selected, completed the verification process by April 15th. Funds are limited and, therefore, are offered on a first come, first offered basis. 
  • Demonstrate financial need
  • Be classified as a Texas resident
  • Be a degree-seeking graduate student, enrolled in a minimum of 6 credit hours during a long term (Fall/Spring), according to the policy set in the Graduate Catalog
  • Demonstrate Satisfactory Academic Progress in course work, and timely progress in completing the degree requirements, including both course work and thesis/dissertation  (Students who do not meet SAP will only be eligible for GSF with an approved SAP appeal.)
  • Not be the recipient of a Graduate Tuition Fellowship (GTF) or any other tuition exclusive waiver or fund

  Maximum award amounts will be determined based on your enrollment and financial need:

  Enrollment	Maximum Amount
  9 or more credit hours	$2,500 per long term
  7 to 8 credit hours	$2,200 per long term
  6 credit hours	$1,675 per long term
  Less than 6 credit hours	Not Eligible

  Application

  Submit a FAFSA for the 2024-2025 academic year. To complete a FAFSA and find out more information, visit fafsa.gov.

• Houston Endowment and Presidential Fellowship

  The Presidential and Houston Endowment Fellowships were established to assist programs to identify and recruit highly-qualified PhD students. These two-year (Presidential)/five-year (Houston Endowment) fellowships are available to students entering doctoral programs at the University of Houston. Selections for these fellowships are made by each respective college.

• Presidential Endowed Fellowships

  Carey C. Shuart Presidential Endowed Fellowship

  The Carey C. Shuart Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the School of Art is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston and are renewable for two years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  Chancellor/President Arthur K. Smith & First Lady June D. Smith Presidential Endowed Fellowship

  The Chancellor/President Arthur K. Smith & First Lady June D. Smith Presidential Endowed Fellowship is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston during the fall term and are renewable for two years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Preference is given to those whose degree objective is the doctorate. Selections for this fellowship are made by the colleges.

   

  Florence Clemenger Presidential Endowed Fellowship

  The Florence Clemenger Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the Graduate College of Social Work is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston during the fall term and are renewable for two years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Preference is given to those whose degree objective is the doctorate. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  John L. Bear Presidential Endowed Fellowship

  The John L. Bear Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston and are renewable for two years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  June L. Chin Presidential Endowed Fellowship 

  The June L. Chin Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the College of Pharmacy is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston and are renewable for six years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  Lourdes M. and Nicanora C. Cuellar Presidential Endowed Fellowship 

  The Lourdes M. and Nicanora C. Cuellar Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the College of Pharmacy is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston during the fall term and are renewable for six years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  Nicky R. and Lisa K. Holdeman Presidential Endowed Fellowship 

  The Nicky R. and Lisa K. Holdeman Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the College of Optometry is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston during the fall term and are renewable for six years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Preference is given to those whose degree objective is the doctorate. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  Robert F. Lietzow Presidential Endowed Fellowship 

  The Robert F. Lietzow Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the Moores School of Music is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston during the fall term and are renewable for two years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Preference is given to those whose degree objective is the doctorate. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  Sharon Ley Lietzow Presidential Endowed Fellowship 

  The Sharon Ley Lietzow Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the Moores School of Music is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston and are renewable for two years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Preference is given to those whose degree objective is the doctorate. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  Virginia Thompson Symons Presidential Endowed Fellowship 

  The Virginia Thompson Symons Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the Cullen College of Engineering in Environment Engineering is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston during the fall term and are renewable for two years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Preference is given to those whose degree objective is the doctorate. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  WalMart Health and Wellness Presidential Endowed Fellowship

  The WalMart Health and Wellness Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the College of Pharmacy is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston during the fall term and are renewable for six years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

   

  Yu-Wen Diana Huang Presidential Endowed Fellowship

  The Yu-Wen Diana Huang Presidential Endowed Fellowship in the Gerald D. Hines College of Archietecture is intended to recruit exceptional graduate students. Fellowships are limited to students entering graduate programs at the University of Houston during the fall term and are renewable for two years provided the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements. Selections for this fellowship are made by the college.

• Graduate School Stella L. Ehrhardt Scholarship

  The Graduate School Stella L. Ehrhardt Scholarship is a two-year fellowship available to master's students at the University of Houston. Selections for this scholarship are made by each respective college.

  Amount

  $1,200 annually (renewable for up to two years while enrolled in a master's program), as funds are available. Students who are non-residents or international will also qualify for a non-resident tuition waiver.

  Eligibility

  • Complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) annually and if selected, complete the verification process
    • Must be a U.S. citizen or an eligible noncitizen to be eligible to complete a FAFSA
  • Possess an undergraduate degree or its equivalent and be enrolled in master's degree program.
  • Maintain full-time enrollment (enroll and complete a minimum of nine (9) credit hours during an academic term (fall and spring) in a master's program).
  • Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.
  • Demonstrate satisfactory progress in course work, and timely progress in completing the degree requirements as defined by the enrolling graduate program. Note: Degree requirements include both course work and thesis/dissertation.

• Graduate School Research Incentive Cullen Fund

  The Graduate School Research Incentive Cullen Fund provides support for student research initiatives, at the doctoral level only.

  Amount

  One-time award of up to $1,000.

  Eligibility

  The following minimum requirements must be met to qualify for a Graduate School Research Incentive Cullen Fund:

  • Pursuing a doctorate degree, and not in graduating term
  • GRS participant (does not exclude GRS winners)
  • Minimum cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0
  • Full-time enrollment (enroll and complete a minimum of 9 credit hours)

  Application

  Applicants must attach the following documents through the ticket form below:

  • Statement of research focus
  • Explanation of how the Graduate School Research Incentive Cullen Fund will support research (i.e. thesis/dissertation, culminating project and/or field based work)
  • Explain how funds will be used for data collection
  • If Human Subjects are involved in your research, you must obtain approval from the Institutional Review Board (IRB). Please follow the link below for more information.
    • Log into AccessUH
    • Click on the “ICON” icon
    • Submit documents that are relevant to your research.
    • Use the following link to determine which documents you will need to submit. 
      • https://www.uh.edu/research/compliance/irb/policies/
    • Committee members will then review your submission to determine approval.
  • Budget sheet
  • Budget narrative detailing costs included on budget sheet

   

  Deadlines

  • Not accepting applications at this time

  Deliverables

  If selected, applicants must complete the following after research in order to receive funding:

  • Research dates
  • Follow up report will need to be submitted within 30 days after conclusion of research

• Cullen Fellowship Travel Grant

  The Cullen Fellowship Travel Grant (CFTG) is a competitive fellowship program established to support graduate student travel to meetings, conferences, performances, and exhibits to showcase their research and scholarly work.  This travel grant program is designed both to enhance professional development opportunities for students and to further promote the status of the University of Houston as a Carnegie-designated Tier One research university.  The CFTG is open to all masters, doctorate, and professional students.

  Amount

  This fund is a reimbursement award and will reimburse the student upon submission of the deliverables.

  Doctorate/Professional: CFTG will cover up to 75% allowable travel expenses (hotel or conference housing, transportation, registration costs) or up to $750.00, whichever is less.

  Masters: CFTG will cover up to $500 of allowable travel expenses (hotel or conference housing, transportation, registration costs).

  Eligibility

  The following minimum requirements must be met to qualify for the Cullen Fellowship Travel Grant:

  Doctorate/Professional:

  • The applicant’s work must be accepted to be presented at a competitive meeting, conference, performance, or exhibit. If the work has been submitted but an acceptance has not yet been received, the applicant may still submit a travel grant application; however, any award is contingent on acceptance. Only travel to the events with competitive selection criteria for the participants is supported by this travel grant;
  • Event dates must occur within the travel dates for the application term
  • The applicant’s college/department/program has to commit to cover a minimum of 25% of the conference costs.
  • Preference will be given to students who have not previously received travel grant funding. Students may only receive one travel award in a calendar year.

  Masters:

  • The applicant’s work must be accepted to be presented at a competitive meeting, conference, performance, or exhibit. If the work has been submitted but an acceptance has not yet been received, the applicant may still submit a travel grant application; however, any award is contingent on acceptance. Only travel to the events with competitive selection criteria for the participants is supported by this travel grant;
  • Event dates must occur within the travel dates for the application term
  • Preference will be given to students who have not previously received travel grant funding. Students may only receive one travel award in a calendar year.

  *Only travel permitted by University of Houston travel guidelines is eligible for an award: https://uh.edu/covid-19/guidelines-protocols/travel-guidelines/ . You may be asked to provide additional documentation that your travel has been approved according to UH policies before being eligible to receive the award.

  Application

  Applicants must attach all the following documents, in order, as one PDF file. The file naming convention must be labeled as "Last Name, First Name (PeopleSoft ID)" through the ticket form below:

  • Fully completed Cover Sheet (Please note: Doctorate/Professional applicants must gather the necessary signatures from the Department/College by the deadline). Please note the following when completing the Cover Sheet:
    • Conference location refers to the physical location of the conference, not the scope of the conference or attendees. If the conference takes place outside the U.S., mark ‘International’; if the conference is close enough to drive, mark ‘Local/Regional’; otherwise, for all U.S. destinations that require air travel, mark ‘National’.
    • Submission type refers to how your presentation/poster was chosen. ‘General acceptance’ means that all abstract submissions were accepted (no selection process). ‘Peer reviewed’ means that you submitted an abstract that was reviewed by one or more experts in the field, and your project was accepted. ‘Invited’ refers to situations in which conference organizers ask you to present at the conference without you having applied beforehand, as in the case of keynote or plenary speakers.
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)- 2 page maximum
  • Abstract
  • Written description by the applicant of the event detailing the following: event selectivity, what it means to be “accepted” to the event, and the applicant’s research that will be presented (1 page maximum)
  • Support letter from the applicant’s faculty advisor or graduate chair attesting the following: quality of the work presented, quality/prestige of the event, event selectivity, what it means to be “accepted”, and how the event participation is directly related to the applicant’s work at the University of Houston
  • Conference host letter (scanned copy of paper letter or email is acceptable) with the applicant’s name clearly listed as a presenter or performer to verify the student’s acceptance to participate in the event.

  Deadlines

  Due to the wide-ranging schedules of conferences, there is one deadline per term for Cullen Fellowship Travel Grant applications. There will be a 3-4 week review period following these deadlines. Applications must be received by 11:59PM CST on the deadline provided below. Applications should be for travel occurring after the application deadline

  • September 20, 2024 (for travel commencing on or after September 20, 2024)

  • February 3, 2025 (for travel commencing on or after February 3, 2025)

  Selection Criteria

  The following factors will be evaluated to determine the funding priority of applications:

  • The impact and selectivity of the conference.
  • The potential for the student to disseminate his/her work broadly through the conference.
  • The abstract and statement.
  • The student’s academic standing, research experience, and support letter.
  • Previous funding- students who have received a prior travel award from the Graduate School will be given lower priority for funding relative to students who have not previously received travel grant funding.

  Deliverables

  If selected, recipients must complete the following after travel in order to receive reimbursement:

  • Based on format presented at the event, submit the following corresponding document within 30 days for returning from travel:
    • Talk: Fully completed paper
    • Poster:PDF file of the poster
    • Workshop:A short story detailing the events of the workshop
  • Final Travel Report

  • Application and participation in the annual UH Graduate School research event (3MT and/or poster session).

    *If the recipient fails to apply/participate in the GRS event or an approved alternate event, the CFTG award may be revoked

  Additional Resources

  Traveling abroad? The Learning Abroad office at the University of Houston is officially designated as a U.S. Passport Acceptance Facility by the U.S. Department of State. Their acceptance agents are authorized to facilitate and receive your applications for a U.S. passport book and/or card. Visit the Passport for Coogs website for additional information.

• Graduate Research Showcase

  The University of Houston Graduate School hosts the university-wide Graduate Research Showcase. This event is intended to showcase the breadth and depth of groundbreaking research being undertaken by UH graduate students across disciplines, as well as to offer opportunities for cross-disciplinary networking. The event will feature a poster session and an oral session in the form of a 3MT® competition. Graduate student winners from each category will be eligible to receive scholarship awards ranging from $250 to $1000. You must be present at the Awards ceremony to receive the scholarship if you are selected as a first, second, or third place winner.

  Amount

  • 1^st Place: $1,000
  • 2^nd Place: $750
  • 3^rd Place: $500

  Date: TBA
  Time: TBA
  Location: TBA

  Agenda

  • Poster Session: TBA
  • 3MT® Finals and Awards Ceremony: TBA
  • Reception: TBA

  Application

  Visit the GRS website for more information on how to apply.

• Cullen Graduate Student Success Fellowship

  The Graduate School, in collaboration with the Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA), is offering the Cullen Graduate Student Success Fellowship. This fellowship will provide funds to support graduate and professional student success in academic endeavors including research, teaching and creative work. This award is open to master’s, doctoral and professional students. The Cullen Graduate Student Success Fellowship will provide funding for support of the following activities.

  This fellowship may cover expenses related to academics and/or research, such as software, registration costs for virtual conferences, materials needed for academic projects or workshops, and other similar expenses.

  Amount

  One-time scholarship award of $250.

  Eligibility

  Students must be registered in a graduate or professional program and must be in good academic standing in their program with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

  Selection Criteria

  Members of the GPSA will review applications and will make funding recommendations to the Dean of the Graduate School. Priority will be given to students who have the greatest need and/or are nearing degree completion.  Priority will be given to students who have not received the CGSSF award previously.

  Application

  • Applicants must include the following information in an essay of no more than 500 words total (please attach file in pdf format):
    • Describe what the award will be used for, the need for the award and how the award will support your academic success.
    • Explain specifically how funds will be used and provide an approximate budget detailing the projected costs.
    • Other factors (negative impact of pandemic, progress to graduation, financial need).
  • Attach a 1 pg resume in pdf format.

  Deadlines

  • Currently not accepting applications.

• Outstanding Dissertation Award

  These awards will be given to an eligible graduate student who submitted an outstanding dissertation representing “original work that makes an unusually significant contribution to the discipline.” Awards will be given in the following 4 broad fields in rotating years:

  • mathematics, physical sciences and engineering
  • social sciences
  • biological sciences
  • humanities and fine art

  Two $1000 awards will be given per year; one in each of the eligible fields.

  Click here for more information on the Outstanding Dissertation Award

• Outstanding Thesis Award

   

  The Outstanding Master's Thesis Awards will be given in four different categories on a rotating basis:

  1. Math, Physical Sciences and Engineering
  2. Humanitites and Fine Arts
  3. Social Sciences, Business and Education
  4. Life Sciences

  An additional award will be given for a non-traditional thesis/project award. Two (or three) $750 awards will be given per year.

  Click here for more information on the Outstanding Thesis Award

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• Nationally Competitive Fellowships

  Search Engines:

  • GRAPES (UCLA)
  • Texas State search engine
  • PIVOT
  • Rice University
  • University of Illinois
  • Council of Graduate Schools(CGS)

  Curated list of nationally competitive fellowships:

  • North Carolina State
  • Virginia Tech's Postdoctoral Fellowship

  Links to UH Resources:

  • Graduate Fellowships (UH Honors site)

  • UH Fulbright info

   Links to Nationally Competitive Fellowships (not exhaustive)

  • NSF GRFP (National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program)
    • UH Curated Links to GRFP resources
  • NIH F-31 Predoctoral Fellowships
    • Examples
  • Charlotte Newcombe (November) -- Ph.D., no citizenship restrictions
  • ACLS Fellowships and Grants
  • Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Dissertation Fellowship in Buddhist Studies(November) -- Ph.D., no citizenship restrictions
  • Social Science Research Council (SSRC) IDRF (November) -- Ph.D., no citizenship restrictions
  • AERA Minority Dissertation Fellowship in Education Research(November) -- Ph.D., U.S. citizens/permanent residents
  • NAEd/Spencer Dissertation Fellowship(October) -- Ph.D., no citizenship restrictions
  • AAUW American Dissertation Fellowship (November) -- Ph.D., U.S. citizens/permanent residents
  • AAUW International Fellowship(November) -- Master's or Doctoral, citizen of a country other than the USA
  • Ford Foundation (November) -- Ph.D., U.S. citizens/permanent residents and DACA recipients
    • Predoctoral Fellowships
    • Dissertation Fellowships
    • Postdoctoral Fellowships
  • Fulbright U.S. Student Program(September, start work with UI International Programs in early summer) -- Master's or Ph.D., U.S. citizens/permanent residents
  • Point Foundation Scholarship(January) -- Master's or Doctoral, any citizenship, LGBTQ applicants 
  • Google PhD Fellowship

  Resources for Writing your Fellowship Statements:

  • Humanities advice --Writing Proposals for ACLS
  • Social Science advice – SSRC
  • Cornell advice
  • University of Washington Advice
  • American Psychological Association application tips: 

  Tips on Letters of Recommendation:

  • Cornell advice
  • Chronicle of Higher Education
  • Writing a Letter of Recommendation
  • Better Letters: Equitable Practices For Writing, Reading, and Soliciting Letters of Recommendation

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• General Scholarships

  • Air & Waste Management Association- Gulf Coast Chapter
  • Data Science Fellowship
  • Desk & Derrick Club of Dallas Scholarships
  • DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research
  • Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU)
  • Kenneth H. Ashworth Fellowship
  • Leizer & Rose Horowitz Scholarship
  • McNair Scholars
  • National Science Foundation
  • National GEM Consortium
  • New York Engineers
  • Paul & Daisy Soros Foundation Fellowship
  • Pickering Foreign Affair Program Graduate Fellowship
  • SallieMae Bridging the DreamGrad Scholarship
  • Scholarships for Public Service Students
  • Scholarships for Veterans & Their Families 
  • Senior Care - Aging Matters Scholarship
  • Smithsonian Institute Fellowship
  • University of Houston Alumni Association
  • University of Houston Foundation
  • Study.com Student Scholarships
  • Scholarships for Master's Degree Students

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  • MacDowell Fellowship

• Business

  • AICPA Fellowship for Minority Accounting Educators
  • Prospanica

• Education

  • Teaching Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards
  • 101 Scholarships Just for Teachers

• Engineering

  • ASME Bruce J. Heim Foundation Scholarship
  • The Buckminster Fuller Challenge

• Hotel and Restaurant Management

  • The Rama Scholarship for the American Dream 
  • AH&LEF Graduate Scholarship
  • Tourism Cares Academic Scholarship Program

• Law Center

  • There are no known External Scholarships at this time.

• Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

  • There are no known External Scholarships at this time.

• Natural Sciences and Mathematics

  • National Defense Science & Engineering Graduate Fellowship

• Optometry

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• Pharmacy

  • APhA Foundation Student Scholarship Program

• Public Affairs

  • There are no known External Scholarships at this time

• Social Work

  • College Scholarships.Org
  • The College Grants Database - Social Work
  • Scholarships for Social Work Students

• Technology

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