Fellowships & Grants
Students interested in discussing fellowships and looking at sample statements and proposals are encouraged to visit Lang's Academic Advising Office. Find information about fellowships available to students at Lang and in the Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students (Adult Bachelor's Program) at the bottom of this page and explore the resources below for additional funding opportunities.
Scholarship Advising Workshops
The Scholarship Advising Program at The New School provides specialized advising for degree-seeking students on identifying and applying for a number of national and international fellowships and scholarships.
Search Tools for Funding
- The New School Libraries and Archives maintains a helpful site with funding opportunities including scholarships, grants, prizes, and aid.
- The Scholarship Advising Program of Student Success:
- This program provides specialized advising for degree-seeking students on identifying and applying for a number of national and international fellowships and scholarships. In its biweekly newsletter, the Scholarship Advising Program shares scholarship resources, events, tips, and upcoming scholarship, fellowship, and grant funding opportunities.
- Funding tips and links from Lang's Interdisciplinary Science program
- COS Pivot funding opportunities: All New School students have free and unlimited access to COS Pivot, one of the largest databases of public and private grants and awards. COS Pivot can be used both on and off campus to search for funding by discipline, amount, deadline, purpose of grant, and other filters.
- Research Support in the Provost's Office: The Provost's Office provides services and support to students and faculty interested in pursuing funding for research.
- Master's Degree Online Scholarship Directory for Post-Graduate Studies
- National Association of Fellowships Advisors' list of scholarships
Helpful Guides and Tips
- 4-Year Lang Career Pathways Map (PDF), which includes helpful steps and resources for designing your path to graduation and beyond
- Katayoun Chamany's guidelines for obtaining letters of recommendation and support
- Tara Kuther's guide to recommendation letters
- Brian Rybarczyk's tips for developing a personal statement
Fellowships at The New School
In addition to exploring Lang's fellowships, be sure to check out these other opportunities at The New School:
- Arnold and Sheila Aronson Fellowships for Environmental Sustainability
- EJ Disrupt Design: An Environmental Justice Movement Fellowship
- Global Studies Research Awards. Deadline: Spring 2027. Contact: globalstudies@newschool.edu
- India China Institute's Starr Student Fellowship. Contact: indiachina@newschool.edu
- Michael Kalil Endowment Grant
- New School Student Research Awards
- Public Seminar Editorial Lab Scholarship
- Tishman Environmental Merit Scholarship. Contact: Alan McGowan at mcgowana@newschool.edu
- Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility's Student Fellows Program
Study Abroad
For all programs, scholarships, and deadlines, visit goabroad.newschool.edu.
- Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship. Contact: studyabroad@newschool.edu
- Fulbright US Student Program. Contact: studyabroad@newschool.edu
Fellowships at Lang and in the Adult Bachelor's Program
Students at Lang and in the Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students (Adult Bachelor's Program) have numerous opportunities to connect their interests to real-world experiences outside of the classroom through Lang-sponsored fellowships, experiential research opportunities, grants, and symposia.
