If you are a student in Trinidad and Tobago looking for opportunities to fund your studies abroad or within the country, here is a list of ongoing fully-funded and partial scholarships. These scholarships cover various fields and levels of study, providing valuable opportunities to advance your education. Below are the details of each scholarship, including how to apply and important dates to note.
Scholarships and Fellowships
1. FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS (FOR GRADUATE STUDY ONLY)
2025-2026 Scholarship Programs
https://tt.usembassy.gov/academic-exchanges/
Eligibility requirements:
- Be a national of Trinidad and Tobago and a holder of a Trinidad and Tobago Passport.
- Not be a Permanent Resident of the United States or a holder of a U.S. “Green Card”; No dual citizens of the U.S. and TT.
- Graduated from a local tertiary-level institution with a high passing grade (e.g., upper second-class hons. or first-class hons. Bachelor’s degree).
- Applicants must not have spent a considerable time living or studying in the U.S. within the past 3-5 years. The objective of the Fulbright program is to provide an educational exchange experience to those not previously afforded such an opportunity, and preference will be given to candidates who have not had extensive recent experience in the United States or any other foreign country.
- Clearly indicate career goals in the application and demonstrate exceptional promise of contributing to national development.
- MUST return to Trinidad and Tobago upon completion of their studies for at least two years, as required under the J-1 visa awarded to recipients of Fulbright Scholarships.
- Candidates can apply for a Masters or PhD in any field of study, but the program must not require clinical practicum on clients or patients.
Scholarship Coverage:
- Airline travel to and from the United States (initial flight and return flight).
- Tuition assistance as placed by the administering partner Institute for International Education (IIE).
- A monthly stipend.
- A monthly book allowance.
- Basic health insurance coverage.
- J1 visa.
- Eligible for up to two years of funding.
The Fulbright Scholarships aim to provide students with a comprehensive academic experience in the U.S. This prestigious program is an excellent opportunity for students to broaden their horizons and gain valuable insights and skills that can significantly contribute to their professional growth and the development of Trinidad and Tobago.
Expires in: 70 days
Expires in: 70 days
2. Sanders Prize In The History Of Early Modern Philosophy 2024
Eligible Degrees: Masters, PhD
Funding Type: Partial Funding
Eligible Courses: History of Early Modern Philosophy
Deadline: 01 Oct, 2024
Eligible Nationalities: Open to all nationalities
Scholarship can be taken at: Any institutions across the world
Funding Type: Partial Funding
Eligible Courses: History of Early Modern Philosophy
Deadline: 01 Oct, 2024
Eligible Nationalities: Open to all nationalities
Scholarship can be taken at: Any institutions across the world
The Sanders Prize in the History of Early Modern Philosophy is a prestigious award aimed at graduate students and early career scholars. This scholarship encourages in-depth research in the field of early modern philosophy, offering an invaluable opportunity for students to develop their research skills and contribute to scholarly discussions. Recipients of this award will gain recognition in their field and have the chance to present their work to an international audience.
Expires in: 70 days
Expires in: 70 days
3. Horowitz Foundation Grants 2024
Eligible Degrees: PhD
Funding Type: Partial Funding
Eligible Courses: Social Policy
Deadline: 01 Dec, 2024
Eligible Nationalities: Open to all nationals
Scholarship can be taken at: Institutions/Universities across the World
Funding Type: Partial Funding
Eligible Courses: Social Policy
Deadline: 01 Dec, 2024
Eligible Nationalities: Open to all nationals
Scholarship can be taken at: Institutions/Universities across the World
The Horowitz Foundation Grants support outstanding research in social policy. These grants are designed to fund innovative projects that address significant social issues. PhD students from around the world are encouraged to apply, providing them with the resources needed to advance their research and contribute to policy development. This funding can be a critical step in completing a dissertation and establishing a career in academia or policy research.
Expires in: 131 days
Expires in: 131 days
4. Cancer Research Institute Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowship 2024
Eligible Degrees: Post Doc
Funding Type: Full Funding
Eligible Courses: All subjects related to cancer immunology
Deadline: 02 Sep, 2024
Eligible Nationalities: Open for all nationalities
Scholarship can be taken at: Any non-profit institution across the world
Funding Type: Full Funding
Eligible Courses: All subjects related to cancer immunology
Deadline: 02 Sep, 2024
Eligible Nationalities: Open for all nationalities
Scholarship can be taken at: Any non-profit institution across the world
The Cancer Research Institute Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowship provides comprehensive funding for postdoctoral researchers specializing in cancer immunology. This fellowship supports cutting-edge research in understanding and developing new treatments for cancer. Recipients will join a community of leading scientists and gain access to resources that can significantly advance their research and professional development.
Expires in: 41 days
Eligibility requirements:
• Be a national of Trinidad and Tobago;- Be a holder of a Trinidad and Tobago Passport.
• Not be a Permanent Resident of the United States or a holder of a U.S. “Green Card” (U.S. alien registration card; No dual citizens of the U.S. and TT)
• Graduated from a local tertiary-level institution with a high passing grade (e.g., upper second-class hons. or first-class hons. Bachelor’s degree).
• Applicants must not have spent a considerable time living or studying in the U.S. within the past 3-5 years. The objective of the Fulbright program is to provide an educational exchange experience to those not previously afforded such an opportunity, preference will be given to candidates who have not had extensive recent experience in the United States or any other foreign country.
• Applicants should clearly indicate career goals in the application and exceptional promise of contributing to national development.
• Candidate MUST return to Trinidad and Tobago upon completion of their studies for at least two years, as required under the J-1 visa awarded to recipients of Fulbright Scholarships.
• Candidates can apply for a Masters or PhD in any field of study; but must not require student to fulfill clinical practicum on clients or patients.
• Not be a Permanent Resident of the United States or a holder of a U.S. “Green Card” (U.S. alien registration card; No dual citizens of the U.S. and TT)
• Graduated from a local tertiary-level institution with a high passing grade (e.g., upper second-class hons. or first-class hons. Bachelor’s degree).
• Applicants must not have spent a considerable time living or studying in the U.S. within the past 3-5 years. The objective of the Fulbright program is to provide an educational exchange experience to those not previously afforded such an opportunity, preference will be given to candidates who have not had extensive recent experience in the United States or any other foreign country.
• Applicants should clearly indicate career goals in the application and exceptional promise of contributing to national development.
• Candidate MUST return to Trinidad and Tobago upon completion of their studies for at least two years, as required under the J-1 visa awarded to recipients of Fulbright Scholarships.
• Candidates can apply for a Masters or PhD in any field of study; but must not require student to fulfill clinical practicum on clients or patients.
Scholarship Coverage:
• Airline travel to and from the United States (NB: this only covers the initial flight at the beginning of the program and for the return flight to Trinidad and Tobago at the end of the program)
• Tuition assistance in the form of a scholarship as placed by the administering partner Institute for International Education (IIE)
• A monthly stipend
• A monthly book allowance
• Health insurance basic coverage
• J1 visa
• Students are only eligible for up to two years of funding
• Tuition assistance in the form of a scholarship as placed by the administering partner Institute for International Education (IIE)
• A monthly stipend
• A monthly book allowance
• Health insurance basic coverage
• J1 visa
• Students are only eligible for up to two years of funding
