The O’Neill School awards a number of fellowships and GA positions each academic year to doctoral students. We award fellowships to selected students for a period from one to three years. Typically your fellowship provides a stipend and a fee remission for an academic year. Fellowship recipients must be enrolled for a minimum of eight credit hours per semester. Find details on what is offered through your degree program, as well as resources for other funding opportunities.
Additional funding opportunities
College of Arts and Sciences
Graduate awards and travel grants for continuing students.
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Committee on Institutional Cooperation
Indiana University is a member institution of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC) which coordinates academic opportunities from study abroad and language programs to study at other CIC-member universities.
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GradGrants Center
The University Graduate School runs the GradGrants Center to assist graduate students in finding sources of external funding and in writing and submitting applications for fellowships and grants. Visit them at 1052E in the Herman Wells Library.
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Office of International Services
Support programs for some international projects are available to graduate students.
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Office of Student Financial Assistance
Information regarding student loans.
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Research Gateway
Information on activities of the more than 160 research centers and institutes in the statewide IU system.
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Under-represented groups
Programs for students from under-represented groups on the Bloomington campus are available through the Office of Fellowships and Support Programs of the University Graduate School.
Note: Awards and grants for graduate students frequently are available from an academic school, such as the IUB College of Arts and Sciences, as well as from academic departments, research centers, area studies programs, and research programs administered by individual faculty members.
Community of Science
COS brings together the world's most prominent scientists and researchers at more than 1,300 universities, corporations and government agencies worldwide.
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EPA STAR Fellowship
Graduate fellowship program that supports doctoral students in environmental studies.
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National Institutes of Health
The NIH wants to attract more minorities and individuals with disabilities into biomedical and behavioral research by means of relatively easy to obtain add-on supplements to existing NIH grants. Contact IU’s Sponsored Research Services at (812) 855-0516.
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National Science Foundation and National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Offering dissertation awards for doctoral students focused on climate-change research through their initiative for the advancement of climate-change research (DISCCRS).
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