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Fellowships

The table below lists some Fellowships that are available to students interested in Engineering and Public Policy. All students are encouraged to seek financial support from these and other fellowships not currently listed.

Name	Deadline	Eligibility Requirements	Brief Descriptions
Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for new Americans	Nov. 1	US citizens, US nationals or permanent resident aliens. 1st or 2nd year graduate students only	Fellowships available for all fields of graduate studies
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship	Nov. 1	US citizens, US nationals or permanent resident aliens. No more than 1 full year of graduate study completed	Provide opportunities for advanced education that prepares students for a broad range of disciplinary and cross-disciplinary careers through its strategic investments in intellectual capital
EPA Fellowships for Graduate Environmental Study (STAR Fellowhsips)	Nov. 28	US citizens or permanent residents	For graduate study in areas relating to environmental research
National Defense Science & Engineering Graduate Fellowship	Jan. 8	US citizens or nationals	Fellowships are awarded to individuals who have demonstrated ability and special aptitude for advanced training in science and enineering
ASME Federal Agency Fellowships	NA	US citizens or nationals and members of ASME	Fellows participate directly in the process and learn how the federal government operates. In addition, agencies are provided with essential engineering expertise and, at the end of the fellowship year, a fellow's employer has an engineer with in-depth knowledge of congressional/governmental decision-making processes.
ASME Homeland Security Fellowships	NA	Mechanical Fundamentals of Electronic Systems	The fellowhip program is designed to provide an opportunity to learn through participation how scientific and technological information is used in federal policy-making, to demonstrate the value of science/engineering-government interaction, and to bring technical backgrounds and external perspectives to DHS
DHS Scholarship and Felllowship	Jan. 23	U.S. Citizens. First year students only.	For students pursuing basic science and technology innovation that can be applied to the DHS mission and objectives
E.J. Sierleja Memorial Fellowship	Nov. 15	NA	Available annually to a graduate student pursuing advanced studies in the area of transportation, with priority given to students focusing on rail transportation.
The US National Science Foundation East Asia and Pacific Summer Institutes (EAPSI)	Dec. 12	U.S. citizen or permanent resident; enrolled in MS or PhD studies in fields of science and engineering at US institution	Provides summer research experience in Australia, China, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Singapore or Taiwan; introduction to the local science and science policy infrastructure.
The Eisenhower Graduate Fellowship	February	US, permanent resident, or foreign national	Full time transportation related study (MS or PhD) at a US institution