Study Abroad Scholarship

Has lack of funding prevented you from thinking about studying abroad? Would a monetary contribution help make the difference between staying at home or experiencing a new culture in another country? OSU invites you to make your study abroad dreams a reality by taking advantage of the Study Abroad Office (SAO) Scholarship.

OSU has allocated an annual scholarship fund for students intending to engage in credit bearing activities abroad. The University is committed to assisting students to gain global competence and the ability to interact with persons of diverse backgrounds both at home and abroad.

Award Amounts

The SAO Scholarships will be divided among the different types of programs on a percentage basis depending on the duration of the activity abroad. The distribution is designed to assist as many students as possible. Students may receive the SAO Scholarship one time only.

SAO Scholarships will be awarded to students intending to study abroad for an academic year, one semester, or for a shorter term from two to nine weeks. Scholarship funds are allotted in the following manner:

• $1,000 for academic year programs;
• $750 for semester long programs;
• $500 for short term programs, including inter-session, spring break, and summer.

Eligibility

The SAO Scholarship will be available on a first-come-first-served basis to students enrolled at OSU who will receive academic credit for studies or research abroad. Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to apply.

Recipients must prove intent to engage in a credit-bearing activity abroad by providing proof of a completed application for a study abroad program or proof of enrollment in research or independent study credits to be conducted abroad.

The Provost’s Study Abroad Office Scholarship is a one-time award only

To be considered for the SAO Scholarship, applicants must:

1. Be enrolled at Oklahoma State University
2. Submit a completed Study Abroad Office Scholarship application available on the Study Abroad website or from the Study Abroad Office with all supporting documents within the appropriate application cycle, (see below)
3. Provide evidence of an application to a credit-bearing study abroad program or other activity abroad,
4. Submit a statement of intent to engage, upon return, in a service activity that contributes to the internationalization of the university and/or the community

Application Cycles Open

Second Wednesday of the Fall Semester:

Winter inter-session, spring semester, and spring break programs. Applications will be accepted beginning 8:00 a.m., on that date.

Second Wednesday of the Spring Semester:

Summer, fall semester, and academic year programs. Applications will be accepted beginning 8:00 a.m., on that date.

For further information and applications

Contact the Study Abroad/NSE Office