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Public Policy Scholarships for International Students

I'm interested in studying public policy as an international student. Are there any scholarships or funding opportunities specifically for international students pursuing this field? Any advice on where to look or apply would be great!

a year ago

Absolutely, there are several scholarships specifically designed for international students who are pursuing public policy.

The Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) offers a comprehensive list of scholarships. Some of these scholarships can be used for a variety of disciplines and are not limited to public policy, but they're definitely worth browsing.

Another notable scholarship is the Fulbright Foreign Student Program. This is one of the premier United States exchange programs and is open to international students pursuing any field, including public policy. It offers full coverage of tuition, flights, a living stipend, and even health insurance in some cases.

You may also be eligible for the Rotary Peace Fellowship. This is for students seeking a master's degree in fields related to peace and conflict resolution, public administration, and sustainable development. The fellowship fully supports up to two years of study, along with room and board, travel expenses, an internship, and a field study experience.

Beyond these programs, I recommend taking a proactive approach. Reach out to the financial aid offices at the universities you're interested in to ask about potential funding opportunities. Also, international offices at universities often have resources for funding educational ventures in the United States.

Additionally, browsing websites such as Appily can be helpful. They have a lot of scholarship information that can be filtered based on personal circumstances like major and citizenship. However, be aware that these search engines might also return a lot of results, so be ready to invest some time into sorting through them.

Finally, don't underestimate the power of local and community scholarships in your home country. Some organizations and businesses offer scholarships for students studying abroad, so it's always worth looking at these options as well.

These are just a starting point. There are many sources of funding out there, so leave no stone unturned in your quest! Best of luck with your public policy studies!

a year ago

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