3D Student Grant
The 3D Student Grant by offers $1,000 to graduate students who have used 3D in innovative engineering or design projects. Applications are open until June 30th, and submissions must include a physical product or prototype created using 3D . The grant is open to students of any nationality and can be applied to studies in various fields, including Product Design, Robotics, Sustainability, Transportation, and Healthcare.
Jun 30
Scholarship deadline
$1,000
Award amount
5
Requirements
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- Graduate students
- Students with 3D projects
- Innovators in engineering or design
Key highlights
- $1,000 award amount
- Deadline: June 30th
- Open to all nationalities
Why apply
- Gain recognition for your 3D project
- Opportunity to fund your education
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Apr 28, 2026
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Who can apply
- Open to graduate students of any nationality
- Must have a 3D project in specified categories
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Status
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Study levels
Graduate student
Field of study
Business Management and Marketing, Education, Engineering, Transportation and Materials Moving
Number of awards
5
Payout method
Paid directly to the student
Application plan
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Application signals
- Ensure your project includes a physical product or prototype
- Verify that your project fits within one of the five categories
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- Whether the scholarship is paid to you or directly to your school
Red flags
- Limited to graduate students
- Requires a completed 3D printed project
Next steps
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- Plan submission around the listed deadline: June 30th.
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- Highlight how 3D was used in your project
- Focus on innovation and real-life problem-solving
Key requirements (5)
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- Show us how you used 3D to realize your innovative engineering or design project.
- We’re looking for inventors, entrepreneurs and creative talents who push the boundaries of 3D to solve real-life problems.
- We're accepting submissions in five categories: Product Design, Robotics, Sustainability, Transportation and Healthcare.
- All submissions must present a physical product or prototype. Whole or part of the design must be fabricated through a 3D process.
- We accept submissions from both individual contributors and teams. All contributors must be either current students (in secondary, undergraduate or postgraduate education) or recent graduates that have completed their studies after July 2018.
Applying
Submit your 3D printed project by June 30th to apply for the 3D Printing Student Grant. Ensure your submission includes a physical product or prototype.
Award & payment
Amount: $1,000
Number of awards: 5
Payout: Paid directly to the student
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Overview
The 3D Student Grant by awards $1,000 to graduate students with innovative 3D projects. Applications are open to all nationalities until June 30th.
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Information last verified Apr 28, 2026.
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