Funding for Students

Administered by the U-M Office of Financial Aid (OFA). All scholarships listed are for U-M students on the Ann Arbor campus.

Scholarships administered by the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA). Only undergraduates in LSA degree programs are eligible. Application to LSA is all that is required for consideration -- no separate application is needed.

Research, travel and special projects grants for students in the LSA Honors Program.

The University Library provides grants up to $1,000 to support innovative and collaborative projects for graduate and undergraduate students.

Scholarships and fellowships administered by the CEW+. Approximately 40 Scholarships are awarded annually ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, with some larger scholarship awards given. Two CEW fellowship programs offer funding to U-M graduate students.

Grants, scholarships, and paid internships administered by the Ginsberg Center, in support of service-learning and civic engagement projects and programs. Offered to students and student groups.

Graduate student fellowship and research awards to nurture the Next Generation of empirical social and behavioral scientists.

Graduate student fellowships and mini-grants in support of interdisciplinary projects with a public component.

The U-M Alumni Center offers scholarships to admitted African American, Latinx, and Native American U-M students open to all U-M campuses.

M-Compass is U-M’s campus-wide gateway for engaged learning opportunities on-campus, in nearby communities, across the United States and abroad. Search for diverse funding opportunities from across campus programs.

Scholarships, awards, fellowships, and internship opportunities administered by Services for Students with Disabilities.

Scholarships administered by the Veterans and Military Services.