Gilman International Scholarship

Annual award of $5,000 for doctoral students researching US political process in the late 20 th century. Deadline March 31, 2015.

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DeadlineMarch 2026, October 2026

Award amount$5,000; Up to $5,000; STEM Supplemental Award up to $1,000; Supplemental Critical Need Language Award up to $3,000

Last checkedJun 24, 2026

PDF guide

Gilman International Scholarship Application PDF

PDF version of the Gilman International Scholarship application, detailing eligibility, requirements, and application instructions for undergraduate students seeking to study or intern abroad.

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Eligibility

U.S. citizen or national; Undergraduate student in good standing at a U.S. accredited institution; Receiving Federal Pell Grant or proof of future receipt; Applying to or accepted to a credit-bearing study abroad/internship program; Program in a country with U.S. Travel Advisory Level 1 or 2

Requirements

Application Essays; Transcripts from all degree-seeking institutions; Advisor Certification (Study Abroad and Financial Aid)

Application materials

Application Essays; Transcripts; Advisor Certification; DD1173 Form (for Gilman-McCain applicants)

How to apply

Submit entire application electronically; Upload required short essays; Provide official or unofficial transcripts; Ensure advisors complete their certification portion

Documents

DD1173 Form (for Gilman-McCain applicants)

Contact

gilman@iie.org

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