Funding opportunities, scholarships, and financial aid put international learning within reach for all UW–Madison undergraduates, graduate students, and alumni.
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS (IAP)
IAP makes international experiences affordable for undergraduates, graduate, and professional students. Scholarships are available from IAP, the International Division, plus other sources on and off campus.
INSTITUTE FOR REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (IRIS)
IRIS and its member centers offer a variety of funding opportunities for students, including:
- Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships from the U.S. Department of Education, are available through six of IRIS’ Title VI National Resource Centers, for undergraduate and graduate students.
- IRIS Summer Fieldwork Awards are available for graduate students planning research abroad.
- IRIS assists UW–Madison students, staff and alumni in applying for external international grants and fellowships, including David L. Boren Fellowships and Scholarships, CIES Fulbright Scholar Program, and Luce Scholars Program.
MADISON TORSKE KLUBEN (MTK) TRYGVE LONNEBOTN SCHOLARSHIP
The Madison Torske Klubben (MTK) Trygve Lonnebotn Scholarship is designed to foster Norwegian-American relations by providing generous financial support to degree-seeking UW-Madison undergraduate students.