The following document - initially compiled by the National Association of Fellowship Advisors and updated for Wabash in July 2016 - contains information about a vast array of fellowships and scholarships which are open to non-U.S. students. They range from the highly specific (in terms of student's home country or area of study) to much more wide open opportunities, such as the Gates-Cambridge, Oxford Clarendon, Schwarzman and Rhodes Scholarships, and the Carnegie Junior Fellows Program.
International Students Scholarship Opportunities
Also check out featured fellowship opportunities for international students below:
CHCI Public Policy Fellowship Program
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI)
Overview
Begin your path toward becoming one of our nation’s future Latino policymakers. Recent college graduates can take advantage of this paid fellowship, which opens doors for talented young Latinos who are pursuing a career in public policy. You will spend nine months working in Washington, D.C., with significant exposure to leaders in congressional offices, federal agencies, national nonprofit advocacy organizations, government-related institutes, and more—growing both personally and professionally during your fellowship experience.
As a CHCI Public Policy Fellow, you will immerse yourself in the legislative process, spending four days each week (Monday-Thursday) learning all facets of public policy. On Fridays, you will join other fellows for a full day of leadership development centered on CHCI’s four Pillars of Leadership—Civic Engagement, Social Responsibility, Self Empowerment, and Promoting Community and Hispanic Culture. Your weekly programming will also prepare you to fully understand policy issues facing the Latino community and how to propose effective solutions by critically examining all sides and implications of these issues.
During the nine-month program, you will have extraordinary access to a myriad of Latino professionals— including accomplished CHCI Alumni—from a variety of industries, who generously give of their time as guest speakers and mentors. You will have opportunities to get to know their stories of personal achievement as well as challenges they overcame to be successful in their fields. Gain an advantage in your professional life. An integral part of CHCI’s Public Policy Fellowship is the leadership development component. Refine your leadership skills with weekly programming that will foster your professional growth. You will have access to national leaders who will engage you in meaningful dialogue about important issues—to the Latino community and our nation.
Deadline Information
Mid January
Eligibility Requirements
For recent college graduates who are Latino. Open to DACA applicants, as citizenship status need not be disclosed. NOTE: Individuals who are seeking consideration under the “Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival” (DACA) policy must possess an Employment Authorization Document at the time of application.
Process
Application includes:
Resume or CV
Most recent transcript
One letter of recommendation
Essays
Top candidates will be invited to interview.
| Compensation: | Paid |
|---|---|
| Location: | Washington, D.C. |
| Duration: | August - May |
| Eligible Students: | Applicants must have earned a Bachelor's Degree within two years of the program start date. Minimum GPA of 3.0. Preference for those with financial need. |
| Academic Areas: | Political science, Economics, Business, Sociology, Rhetoric |
| Areas Of Interest: | Latino studies, political science, economics, business, public policy, government, civic engagement, community development |