For applicants that are studing in any ITS-related field.

For AISES members.  Several scholarships available.  Deadlines could vary, so please check site for more details

For students pursuing a degree in technology

For Junior and Senior students studying aerospace science, or related field.

For Graduate and undergraduate student teams at colleges and universities are eligible. Each team must include at least one engineering student. Teams are encouraged to incorporate members from diverse fields such as business, law, medicine, dentistry, nursing, physical therapy, life sciences, physical sciences, or other related disciplines. Projects should focus on a new health-related technology, be invented by students, and address a real clinical need. There is a limit of one entry per department and up to three entries per institution, and it is up to each department to coordinate which entries are submitted. Inter-institutional collaborations are also encouraged; we require a faculty advisor from each institution.

For Hispanic freshman, sophomores, or juniors attending a 4 yr university with a minimum 3.500 GPA and U.S. citizenship or legal permanent resident of the U.S.  Priority will be given to students studying Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Geoscience, Material Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, but Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mathematics, Petroleum Engineering and Physics will also be considered.

For women enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate degree program in the United States or Canada, studying Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM).  Fall Deadline is November 1st.  Spring Deadline is April 15th

For UCLA Civil/Environmental Engineering Program students

For undergraduate students currently enrolled in good standing in a civil engineering program or architectural engineering program at a recognized university in the United States and plan to continue with a structural engineering specialization. 

For junior or senior, African-American/Black (non-Hispanic) students pursuing a degree in an engineering program at an accredited four year college or university in California.  Minimum 3.200 GPA and U.S. Citizenship required

For undergraduate or graduate degree in airport or transportation engineering, environmental, planning or airport management may apply for this scholarship.  (Some awards limited to SWAAE Members)

For full-time students in Electrical Engineering at an accredited university or college inside the United States

Show us how you used 3D printing to realize your innovative engineering or design project.  Accepting submissions in 5 categories:  Product Design, Robotics, Sustainability, Transportation, and Healthcare.  Open to enrolled students or if you have completed your studies after July 1st 2018.  You must be the owner/creator of the project you are submitting.

For students currently pursuing aviation or aerospace classroom studies in a college, university or nationally accredited technical school.  Must demonstrate intent to pursue a career in aviation or aerospace, must have and maintain a 3.0 GPA, and must be a full time student.

For any STEM major, ugrad or grad from accredited institution.

For undergraduate students majoring in a STEM field of study and attending an accredited college or university

For undergraduate students majoring in a STEM field of study and attending an accredited college or university

For students working toward a degree in Engineering and/or land surveying

For UCLA undergraduate students studying a field relevant to a professional engineering trade career (eg engineering or design) who plan to pursue a professional trade career (preference to boilermakers).  Students must demonstrate financial need (must file FAFSA).  Application linked below.

For American students for a year of master’s study at Cambridge