1. POST-GRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES ABROAD

2. WHAT IS THE WATSON FELLOWSHIP?
A one year grant for independent study and travel outside the United States awarded to graduating college seniors nominated by participating institutions.

3. ONE YEAR GRANT One year is taken to be 12 months.
Fellowship funds are released in early to mid-June.
Fellows must begin their year no later than August 1 and return in time to attend the Returning Fellows Conference.

4. INDEPENDENT STUDY
Watson Fellows must create, execute, and evaluate their own projects.
Fellows are their own advisors.
The fellow should decide how questions can be answered, when it is time to move on, if a project must be adjusted in any way, etc.
Fellows do not affiliate themselves with an academic institution, do not spend 12 months exclusively in a training course or volunteer work
Fellow should feel that he/she is still in charge of the project.

5. GRADUATING SENIORS You must be eligible to graduate with a bachelor's
If awarded, you must graduate from that institution before your fellowship can begin.
If you have any questions about your year of eligibility, please address your concern to your college's liaison officer, who will either answer your question or contact us.

6. WHAT IS THE FULBRIGHT?
Initiated by Senator J. William Fulbright in 1945 for promoting “international good will” among nations
12 board members appointed by US president
Currently 1800 grants annually, 155 countries

7. TYPES OF GRANTS Study/Research ETA (English Teach Assistantship)
Fulbright-mtvU Award Music
Public Policy Fellowship
Travel grants
Critical Language Enhancement Award *

8. ELIGIBILITY Must be a U.S. Citizen Must be a graduating senior
Must be proficient in language of the host country
Less experience in the country is better
Fulbright seeks to represent minorities in geographic location, gender, ethnicity, and religion.

9. DEADLINES Berea deadline September 30th, 2017
Fulbright application open:
May 1, 2017-October 14, 2017

10. RHODES SCHOLARSHIP Attend Oxford for a Masters Degree, 2-3 years
Apply directly to Rhodes, no Berea application necessary
Covers University and application fees, insurance, stipend, and airfare to and from

11. RHODES ELIGIBILITY Must be a U.S.Citizen Must be a graduating senior
Must be between 18 and 24 years old
The annual application is 11:59 PM U.S. Eastern Standard Time on the first Wednesday of October

12. MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIP
Masters program at one of a selection of universities in the UK
Purpose: To strengthen U.S.-UK relations
Based on academic merit, leadership and ambassadorial potential
Most scholarships awarded for two years

13. ELIGIBILITY Applicant must be a U.S. citizen
Graduating senior with 3.7 GPA
Deadlines:
Berea: September 15th, 2017

14. PRINCETON IN ASIA Mission:
To promote good will and understanding and to facilitate in every way the free interchange of the best ideals in the civilizations of both East and West

15. ABOUT
Provides transformative, service-oriented experiences for talented graduates and serves the needs of Asia
Offer approximately 150 full-year fellowships
Apply Online

16. FELLOWSHIPS Service-oriented posts in the fields: Education Journalism
International development (NGOs)
Business
English teachers at universities and high schools.

17. PRINCETON IN AFRICA
Develops young leaders committed to Africa’s advancement by offering yearlong fellowship opportunities with a variety of organizations that work across the African continent.
A unique experience in Africa that translates into a lifelong commitment to African affairs and service.

18. ELIGIBILITY
Open to graduating seniors and young alumni, from any non-profit college or university in the U.S. who seek to serve other nations.
Offer approximately 45 fellowships in about 15 countries
Fellowships are 12 months long
Apply online

19. WHAT THEY DO humanitarian aid public health education conservation
post-conflict reconstruction
social entrepreneurship

20. PRINCETON LATIN AMERICA
Partners with non-profits throughout Latin America to match them with young, public sector professionals seeking full-year fellowships in development work.
Supports efforts to overcome the region’s educational, economic, and environmental barriers to development
Apply online

21. FELLOWSHIPS Grant-writing Program evaluation Field biology Teaching
Research
Writing of policy proposals

22. PEACE CORPS

23. WHAT VOLUNTEERS CAN DO Education Youth & Community Development Health
Business and Information & Communication Technology
Agriculture
Environment
HIV/AIDS
Food Security
Earth Day
Stomp Out Malaria

24. WHERE CAN YOU GO? *

25. BENEFITS Student loan assistance
A "readjustment" allowance of $7,425 (pre-tax) upon completion of service
Language, cross-cultural, and technical training
Travel to and from country of service
A monthly living and housing allowance
Full medical and dental coverage

26. BENEFITS 48 paid vacation days Unique graduate school opportunities
Leave for family emergencies
Transition and job support and social networking after service
Advantages in federal employment
Opportunities for short-term assignments through Peace Corps Response
No fee to participate

27. APPLICATION PROCESS
The application to invitation departure process is 7 to 12 months
Start applying the summer before your senior year

28. GLOBAL HEALTH CORPS

29. HOW TO APPLY Apply at: http://ghcorps.org/fellows/apply/
Positions posted in early December
Application due in late January
Requirements:
Be 30 or under at the start of the fellowship
Have an undergraduate university degree by July 2015
Be proficient in English
Position-specific