UCLA Departmental Scholarships for International Students in USA

Hubert Humphrey Fellowship 2026:

The Hubert Humphrey Program aims to build connections between U.S. and international professionals to advance solutions to the most pressing global challenges. Participants will spend their time at more than 12 U.S higher education institutions.

Criteria:

Be a citizen of an Eligible Country.

The Fellowship is open to mid-career professionals.

Have an undergraduate (first university or Bachelor’s) degree.

Have a minimum of five years of full-time professional experience.

Demonstrated leadership qualities.

Can speak and understand English well.

UNDP Digital Transformation Internship 2025

The Internship is open to Bachelor’s, Master’s Degree students, and graduate students. The Objective of the Internship is to allow interns to use digital technology in UNDP’s development projects, building digital ecosystems, and share ideas because UNDP admits that digital technology is a powerful force reshaping the world and development. 

Criteria:

Internship is open to all Nationals.

Must be enrolled in a graduate program.

OR be enrolled in the final academic year of a bachelor’s degree program.

OR have graduated with a university degree within the last year.

Interest/experience in the mentioned workstreams is desirable.

Opportunities for Current Duke Undergraduates

The Scholarship is open to International students from all around the world. No separate application is required. To be considered for the Karsh Scholarship, you need to apply to Duke University and request financial aid. ​

University Scholars Program

This innovative program was the first of its kind in the United States and around the world, bringing together undergraduates, graduate students, and students from Duke’s professional schools to meet regularly through seminars, informal mentoring, programmatic retreats, and student-led symposia. Other universities and colleges have sought to emulate certain aspects of the USP, but the interdisciplinary-minded community of students at various stages of tertiary and post tertiary education remains unique.

University of Miami Stamps Scholarship. 

This scholarship is for bachelor’s students. For the entire 4 years duration of the program, the University of Miami will cover the expenses. 

The Stamps Scholarship is UM's most prestigious merit award available to students at the University of Miami. This scholarship is awarded to exceptional and academically accomplished high school seniors.

UM STAMPS Scholarship Benefits

The full cost of Attendance for the four-year degree program.

Tuition and fees.

On-campus housing.

A meal plan.

University health insurance

Modules of the United Nations Young Leaders Training Program

Module 1: The United Nations

Module 2: Conference Diplomacy

Module 3: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Module 4: Cosmopolitan Communication

The Stamps Scholarship is UM's most prestigious merit award available to students at the University of Miami. This scholarship is awarded to exceptional and academically accomplished high school seniors.

Selection Process

The scholarship is awarded to high school seniors based on a thorough evaluation of their application and supporting documents.

Semi-finalist candidates for the Stamps Scholarship are required to interview via Zoom with the Stamps Scholarship Selection Committee in January. 

Finalists will be selected based on a review of the admissions application and supporting documents, including their Zoom interview, and notified of their status as finalists at the time of admission in late January.

Terms and Conditions

A Stamps Scholar must complete a full-time undergraduate program of study with no fewer than 12 credit hours during each of the fall and spring semesters for a minimum of 24 credit hours per academic year. A minimum of a 3.0 GPA for the academic year must be maintained at the University of Miami, with the initial calculation at the end of the second semester of attendance.