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Graduate Conference Funding

The Korbel Graduate Student Association (KGSA) and the Graduate Student Government (GSG) have a limited number of funds available to support students presenting at conferences. 

For an overview, please see the KGSA Portfolio Page and the GSG Page

Internship Funding

The Office of Career and Professional Development manages internship funding support. For details, visit the OCPD Page. 

Study Abroad Scholarships

The Rocky Mountain Center of the Institute of International Education (IIE - the entity that administers the Fulbright program), is offering several scholarships to U.S. graduate students enrolled in member institutions to support their study abroad experiences (defined as coursework, research, internships, etc.). The Nancy Petry Grant awards students up to $5,000. The Adell & Hancock Fund awards students up to $2,000. The study abroad program must be 30 days or longer and carried out in the summer or fall of 2023. The application can be found below. The single application applies to both scholarships. The student must be a U.S. citizen and currently enrolled with a minimum 3.5 GPA. A Korbel committee composed of staff and faculty will review applications, and will select two applicants to forward on to the IIE for final consideration. Priority will be given to international internships and study abroad, particularly for those students who will be living abroad for longer periods of time. Applications will be available in April 2023. Completed applications must be submitted as a PDF to assocdean.korbel@du.edu. Korbel will announce nominations. Email genevieve.waller@du.edu with any questions.

IIE Scholarship Application 2022

 
Joseph Szyliowicz Language Fund

There is a limited amount of funding available to support student language study abroad.

For an overview of the fund, eligibility, and requirements, please read this document:

Korbel Language Fund Overview