SAE Women-in-Automotive Scholarship 2027

The SAE Phil and Jean Myers Award and Scholarship for Student Achievement and Technical Proficiency supports college seniors in engineering or related mobility fields who demonstrate technical skill and academic achievement. Apply through SAE at sae.org/participate/scholarships/myers-scholarship-senior with transcripts, recommendations, and essays as the portal requires. Deadlines follow SAE''s annual winter scholarship calendar, typically closing in February. Confirm award amount and citizenship rules on the live form.

The Northrop Grumman SWE Scholarship from the Society of Women Engineers awards five $5,000 grants each cycle to women who are U.S. citizens, active SWE members, and full-time students at partner universities or at an HBCU or HSI. Eligible class levels include sophomores, juniors, seniors, and graduate students in ABET-accredited aerospace, computer, cybersecurity, electrical, mechanical, systems, software, and related engineering majors. SWE gives preference to candidates from underrepresented groups. You apply through the SWE Collegiate/Graduate Scholars portal at scholarships.swe.org with transcript, resume, reference, and essays when the window opens, typically in December.

RevPart, a US product development and manufacturing company, runs an annual STEM Scholarship for students majoring in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics at accredited US colleges. The 2027 cycle awards $2,500 to one winner and $500 each to two runners-up. Undergraduate and graduate students may apply if they are pursuing or planning a STEM career and attending school in the United States. Submit your application on revpart.com/scholarship with a transcript in PDF or ZIP format by December 31, 2026. RevPart selects winners by February 28, 2027.

The ITE Diversity Scholars Program, now branded as the ITE University Scholars Program, supports US high school seniors and community college transfer students who plan to study transportation engineering, planning, or related fields at a four-year university with an ITE Student Chapter. Scholars can receive up to $20,000 total, paid up to $4,000 per year for as many as five years, plus mentoring, chapter engagement, and internship connections. Applicants need a 3.0 high school GPA, US citizenship or lawful permanent residency, and preference goes to first-generation and Pell-eligible students. Applications are due March 15 at 5:00 p.m. Central Time on the ITE scholarship platform.