Fellowships, assistantships, and limited service scholarships are offered through the UVM Graduate College or individual graduate programs.
Graduate College
- University based fellowships, assistantships, traineeships, and other stipend or grant opportunities.
- For more information, visit the Graduate College website.
Honors College
- Nationally competitive fellowships which may provide funding for graduate education.
- For more information, visit the Honors College website.
Robert Noyce Scholarship (Application Required)
- The Robert Noyce Scholarship for STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) or computer science majors/graduates to become licensed to teach (grades 7-12) in high need school districts through the accelerated Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Secondary Education Program. The scholarship provides eligible Vermont students with $20,000 per academic year, while out-of-state students are eligible for $32,000 per academic year. Within one year, students complete the MAT including a full-time teaching internship before earning licensure in their respective STEM teaching field.
- Recipients must teach two years in a high need school district for each year that scholarship funds are received.
Yellow Ribbon Scholarship - Out-of-State Students Only (Application Required)
Learn more about Yellow Ribbon Scholarship eligibility and how to apply.
Graduate students at UVM are not eligible for general merit scholarship consideration.
By the Numbers
UVM offers 57 academic programs leading to a master's degree and 32 programs leading to a doctorate.