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Interested in UNC study abroad opportunities, but are worried about funding? Check out these scholarship- and grant- funded programs!
Fulbright U.S Student Program| Deadline: September 19, 2019
The Fulbright U.S. Student Program allows graduating seniors, master’s students, doctoral candidates, and recent graduates to self-design a research/study project, or serve as an English Teaching Assistant in one of more than 160 countries. https://cgi.unc.edu/funding-opp/fulbright/
Passport to GO!| Deadline: September 30, 2019
Never had a U.S. passport? If this is your first year at UNC and you have financial need, we welcome you to campus by funding your first U.S. passport! The Passport to Go! program not only helps you apply and pay for your passport, but it will also connect you to a network of global opportunities on campus and abroad. The application is short and simple, so don’t wait. https://cgi.unc.edu/funding-opp/passport/
First-Year Experience: Trinidad| Deadline: October 4, 2019
First Year Experience: Trinidad is an opportunity provided by the Center for Global Initiatives, Carolina Housing and the University of the West Indies at St. Augustine. This interactive, five-day, fully funded global opportunity is led by faculty and staff and is specifically designed for first-year and transfer students living on campus with limited to no travel experience and demonstrated financial need. The trip will occur over Spring Break (March 8-14, 2020). Learn more and apply here! https://cgi.unc.edu/funding-opp/first-year-experience-trinidad/
Next Level Fellowship| Deadline: November 11, 2019
The UNC Next Level Fellowship provides funding for two undergraduate students to participate in a U.S. government-sponsored cultural exchange program that sends American hip hop artists to work in underserved communities around the world to promote global community, entrepreneurship, and conflict transformation. The fellowship takes place over the course of Spring Break (March 8-14, 2020). Through this experience, fellows Serve as cultural ambassadors, learn about the history and workings of U.S. cultural diplomacy, interact with U.S. and Bolivian hip hop artists, develop skills in cultural diplomacy, and research and intercultural exchange. Learn more and apply here! https://cgi.unc.edu/funding-opp/next-level-fellowship/
Purpose Seeded by a grant from the UNC Parents Council and sustained by the Chancellor’s Global Education Fund and UNC alumni, this award provides funding for first-year or new transfer students to obtain their first U.S. passport and opportunities to learn … Continued