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The Thérèse & David Bohbot Scholarship is awarded annually to needy university students who require additional assistance for living expenses. Applicants must provide a transcript of grades and show proof of Quebec residency.
Current Jewish Studies Major. The recipient will be known as the "Aaron Scholar" for the academic year in which the scholarship is awarded. The recipient must plan to be enrolled at UT for the full academic year (two semesters) following the application deadline.
These scholarships are awarded to students attending The University of Toledo, Bowling Green State University, Owens Community College and Lourdes University. The level of support is approximately $2,000 per student and is renewable upon review of the advisory committee.
This award is given annually on the basis of achievement and demonstrated financial need to one or more graduate or undergraduate students enrolled in at least one Jewish Studies course.
Established by UBS Financial Services Inc. to provide a scholarship for a student to fulfill their dream of attending college.
The UC Berkeley Alumni Association offers leadership scholarships to current and incoming students to UC Berkeley. Of the over 700 scholarships that are offered, 6 of them are given to Jewish students showing leadership in the Jewish community both at UC Berkeley and before attending Berkeley.
The Program in Jewish Studies is very excited to offer two, $500 Jewish Studies undergraduate scholarships. To be eligible, you must be enrolled in at least your second course toward the minor. If you have taken two or more classes towards the minor, please consider applying!
The University of Connecticut's Center for Judaic Studies has a number of modest travel awards available to sponsor students who wish to spend time studying and researching abroad. This scholarship includes but is not limited to travel in Israel
Every year, we select up to 30 graduate students who are pursuing careers within the Jewish nonprofit world for our fellowship program. Each fellow will receive a scholarship toward earning his or her degree, engage in innovative seminars, and build relationships with a cohort of future Jewish leaders.
The UJA-Federation of NY Jean and Albert Nerken Scholarship Fund is open to international students studying in NYC's five boroughs, Westchester, or Long Island.