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University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

University of Illinois - Doolen Scholarships for the Study of Aging

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Multiple disciplines
Disciplines
4000 USD
Grant
United States
Location
04 Oct 2024
Application deadline

About

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign can support you financially if you are admitted to one of its study programmes as an international student.

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign awards scholarships, bursaries, tuition fee reductions and discounts that help you cover existing tuition and living costs. 

Overview

Scholarship type

Merit based

Number of scholarships to award

Multiple

Grant

Up to $4,000

Scholarship coverage

  • tuition fee reduction

Description

The University of Illinois System offers the University of Illinois - Doolen Scholarships for the Study of Aging, which are sponsored by the Retirement Research Foundation. 

Applicable programmes

Benefits

The scholarship offers a $4,000 amount, to help you with your studies.

Eligibility

Recipients must:

  • Be in their second year of graduate study, or beyond, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign or the University of Illinois at Chicago while the scholarship is held.
  • Enroll full-time for at least one semester of the academic year for which the award is made.
  • Priority will be given to candidates who hold an assistantship or fellowship.

Scholarship requirements

Disciplines

Multiple disciplines

Locations

United States

Nationality

Any

Study experience required

Bachelor

Age

Unknown

Application

Application deadline

04 Oct 2024

Students may apply or be nominated for this award. The following materials must be submitted, in addition to the application form, prior to consideration of the candidate. 

A written statement (limited to 2 double-spaced pages using 1-inch margins and 12-point font) by the candidate explaining his or her interest in the field of aging and research plans for pursuing this field of study.

Transcripts of all completed undergraduate and graduate work.

Three letters of recommendation, two of which must come from faculty members who have first-hand knowledge of the candidate's work as a graduate student. If applicant is in the first year of graduate school, the letters of reference used to gain admission to the graduate program may be used. If in the second year or beyond, new letters must be obtained. Letters from fellow graduate students are rarely helpful.

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