A one-year US$18,000 fellowship with leadership training and a continuing environmental network for eligible graduate students in the United States and U.S. territories. Applications and recommendations close 14 December 2026, 11:59 p.m. PST.
Who can apply
United States and U.S. territories: accredited in-person graduate study throughout 2027–2028 plus U.S. citizenship, permanent residence, DACA, refugee or asylee status. International students are ineligible; living or studying in the U.S. alone is insufficient. The programme now covers the whole country, not only New England and California.
Scholarships of £6,000 are available for new international fee-paying students enrolling in eligible postgraduate taught masters degrees in January 2027.
Who can apply
International (non-EU) fee-paying applicants for an on-campus, full-time Computer science Masters at the University of Strathclyde, UK, starting January 2027. Self-funding is required.
Up to £12,000 for the third stage of Rufford conservation funding. Prior 2nd RSG completion, reporting and a twelve-month payment gap are required.
Who can apply
Conservation projects in countries on Rufford’s current eligible-country list, including Malaysia. Applicants based in advanced economies may qualify if the project is in an eligible country, is high conservation priority and builds local capacity.
The International Peace Scholarship Fund provides scholarships to international women pursuing graduate degrees in the U.S. and Canada, fostering global peace through education.
Who can apply
Women who are neither citizens nor permanent residents of the U.S. or Canada, studying full time at an eligible U.S. or Canadian institution. A separate admission route applies to international students at Cottey College in Missouri.
Up to £7,000 for a first small-scale nature-conservation project in a Rufford-eligible country, including Malaysia. A staged scheme supports further qualifying work.
Who can apply
Conservation projects in countries on Rufford’s current eligible-country list, including Malaysia. Applicants based in advanced economies may qualify if the project is in an eligible country, is high conservation priority and builds local capacity.
EMBO Scientific Exchange Grants fund research exchanges of up to three months between laboratories in eligible countries, covering travel and subsistence costs for the fellow.
Who can apply
Any nationality, but your current institution must be in an EMBC member state, Chile, India, Singapore or Taiwan, or qualify through a listed Japanese JST programme. The exchange must be international.
