AACE International Scholarships – STEM scholarships for full-time students studying a related degree in engineering or other STEM subject. Separate funds available for US, Canadian and international students.
AFCEA San Diego Scholarship Program – scholarships for engineering students, as well as those studying mathematics or science, to study anywhere in the US. Only available to students hailing from San Diego County in California.
AICHE John J McKetta Undergraduate Scholarship – chemical engineering scholarships for US students, offered by AICHE, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
ANS Scholarships – varied STEM scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate US students, with a particular focus on students studying nuclear engineering. Funded by the American Nuclear Society (ANS).
ASCE Samuel Fletcher Tapman Student Chapter Scholarship – civil engineering scholarships open to undergraduate students in the US and sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
ASHRAE Undergraduate Engineering Scholarships – various science and engineering scholarships for incoming full-time students at accredited US institutions. Funded by ASHRAE, the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers.
ASME Mechanical Engineering Scholarships – Mechanical engineering scholarships for students at all degree levels within the US and outside. Students must be members of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Engineers Foundation of Ohio 2014 Engineering Scholarships – US scholarships for incoming engineering students residing in Ohio, US.
Ford Motor Company Tribal Scholars Program – math, science, business and engineering scholarships for Native American students studying at undergraduate or graduate level at mainstream US universities or tribal colleges.
IIE Scholarships and Fellowships – scholarships for engineering students studying at IIE-accredited universities in the US. Funded by the IIE (Institute of Industrial Engineers) and open to US students of all degree levels.
National GEM Consortium Fellowships – graduate fellowships and scholarships for engineering students studying at PhD or master’s level at a GEM Member University in the US.
NSBE Scholarships – US scholarships for undergraduate and graduate engineering students from the National Society of Black Engineers. Open solely to black students in the US.
National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Scholarships – engineering scholarships for US students at all degree levels from the NSPE.
NEWWA Scholarships – US scholarships from NEWWA (New England Water Works Association), open to engineering students studying at universities in New England in the US.
North Dakota NASA Space Grant Consortium – STEM scholarships available for students pursuing science, technology, engineering and other related subjects which support NASA research and hiring needs. Students must be based in and studying in North Dakota at selected institutions.
Oregon NASA Space Grant Consortium – STEM scholarships as above, but aimed at students based within the state of Oregon.
SHPE Foundation Scholarships – STEM scholarships for Hispanic students studying in the US who are also members of the SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers).
SME Education Foundation Scholarships – various STEM scholarships for US students of all degree levels.
SWE Scholarship Program – various scholarships for women in engineering studying in the US. Funded by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE).
TMS Student Academic Scholarships – scholarships from TMS, (The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society) open to US students studying metallurgical engineering and related programs at both undergraduate and graduate level.
Winston Churchill Foundation of the United States Scholarship Program – merit-based graduate scholarships for engineering students and other STEM students to study at selected institutions in the US.
1 Massachusetts Inst of Technology $42,000
2 Stanford University $45,500
3 University of California-Berkeley $12,000 (*in), 27,000 (*out)
4 California Institute of Technology $39,000
5 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign $17,000 (*in), $30,000 (*out)
6 Georgia Institute of Technology $11,000 (*in), $27,000 (*out)
7 University of Michigan $23,000 (*in), $43,000 (*out)
8 Cornell University $31,000
9 Carnegie Mellon University $40,000
10 University of Texas at Austin $10,000 (*in), $18,000 (*out)
11 Purdue University $11,000 (*in), $30,000 (*out)
12 University of California- San Diego $12,000 (*in), $27,000 (*out)
13 University of California- Los Angeles $13,000 (*in), $28,000 (*out)
14 Texas A&M University $12,000 (*in), $24,000 (*out)
15 Princeton University $40,000
16 University of Wisconsin-Madison $13,000 (*in), $26,000 (*out)
17 University of Maryland College Park $12,000 (*in), $25,000 (*out)
18 Harvard University $39,000
19 Pennsylvania State University $20,000 (*in), $33,000 (*out)
20 University of California-Santa Barbara $13,000 (*in), $28,000 (*out)
21 University of Southern California $30,000
22 University of Minnesota $16,000 (*in), $25,000 (*out)
23 Northwestern University $45,000)
24 Johns Hopkins University $46,000
25 Virginia Polytech Inst & State University $11,000 (*in), $23,000 (*out)
26 Ohio State University $13,000 (*in), $31,000 (*out)
27 University of Virginia $14,000 (*in), $24,000 (*out)
28 Columbia University (FU) $49,000
29 University of Pennsylvania $29,000
30 Duke University $44,000
31 Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst $45,000
32 North Carolina State University $8,000 (*in), $20,000 (*out)
33 Rice University $38,000
34 University of Washington $15,000 (*in), $28,000 (*out)
35 University of Florida $14,000 (*in), $31,000 (*out)
36 University of California-Davis $16,000 (*in), $31,000 (*out)
37 Washington University -St. Louis $43,000 (*in)
38 Yale University $37,000 (*in)
39 Michigan State University $10,000 (*in), $20,000 (*out)
40 Iowa State University $10,000 (*in), $22,000 (*out)
