July Scholarship Deadlines
July Deadlines
Scholarships and programmes with application deadlines in July. Mid-summer is when rolling programmes tend to finish filling their places, so a July date often means the real cut-off came earlier and the last spots are going now.
FIU DBA Scholarship 2027 - $8,000 One-Time Award
The Florida International University Doctorate in Business Administration Scholarship is a one-time $8,000 award from FIU''s Chapman Graduate School of Business, scoped to College of Business graduate students. It goes only to people who have just been admitted to the DBA program and have not yet started classes, so applicants and enrolled students are both shut out. FIU asks for a minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA in upper division undergraduate coursework and an aid-eligible immigration or residency status, which means US citizens, permanent residents and holders of other aid-eligible visa status. The money is split across the Fall and Spring terms of one academic year. The 2026-27 round closed on 26 July 2026 and FIU has not yet posted the next one.
Hubert Humphrey Fellowship 2028-2029 - Fully Funded
The Hubert Humphrey Fellowship brings mid-career professionals from more than 100 eligible countries to the USA for a 10-month, non-degree year of graduate-level study, leadership training and a six-week professional affiliation. The US Department of State pays tuition and fees, a monthly maintenance allowance, a settling-in allowance, accident and sickness cover, a book allowance, a one-time computer subsidy, international airfare and a professional development allowance. You apply through the US Embassy or Binational Fulbright Commission in your own country, and each one sets its own deadline.
Yale Tobin Pre-Doctoral Fellows Program 2027 - Paid Predoc
The Yale Tobin Pre-Doctoral Fellows Program 2027 puts people with a bachelor's or master's degree into salaried, full-time research jobs at Yale for one to two years before they apply to a PhD in economics. Fellows are appointed as Postgraduate Associates, work under one or more named faculty mentors on a specific project, audit or take a Yale course each semester, and sit in a cohort of roughly 70 pre-docs. Yale sponsors J-1 visas for international fellows. There is no fixed deadline: projects are posted through the winter and reviewed on a rolling basis until each one is filled, with most positions starting in July to catch the multi-day orientation.