Humanities Scholarships

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NEW

Abroad Scholarship

Communication and Journalism students can compare this scholarship with a listed award of $0 and a Continuous deadline while planning eligibility fit and required materials.

Best for: Communication and Journalism students

$0

Award Amount

Continuous

EducationHumanitiesFew RequirementsUndergraduate
NEW

College International Merit Scholarship

Biological and Biomedical Sciences students can compare this scholarship with a listed award of Variable and a Feb 15 deadline while planning eligibility fit and required materials.

Best for: Biological and Biomedical Sciences students

Variable

Award Amount

Feb 15

HumanitiesSTEMBiologyFew RequirementsHigh School
U.S. Department of State
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Language Scholarship Program

This listing has partial details. Use the structured fields to compare fit, prepare materials, track timing, and open the application path when ready.

Best for: Students matching country rules

$0

Award Amount

HumanitiesFew RequirementsUndergraduateGraduate
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ARCE

Education students can compare this scholarship with a listed award of Variable and a Jan 15 deadline while planning eligibility fit and required materials.

Best for: Education students

Variable

Award Amount

Non-monetary

Jan 15

EducationHumanitiesFew RequirementsInternational StudentsPhDGraduateNon-monetary
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Open : Russian Scholarship Project 2020

Biological and Biomedical Sciences students can compare this scholarship with a listed award of Up to Full Tuition and a Dec 18 deadline while planning eligibility fit and required materials.

Best for: Biological and Biomedical Sciences students

Up to Full Tuition

Award Amount

Non-monetary

Dec 18

EducationHumanitiesSTEMBiologyFew RequirementsInternational StudentsNon-monetary
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Marie Individual Fellowships at Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei

Business, Management and Marketing students can compare this scholarship with a listed award of Full Sponsorship and a Jun 28 deadline while planning eligibility fit and required materials.

Best for: Business, Management and Marketing students

Full Sponsorship

Award Amount

Paid to school

Jun 28

HumanitiesSTEMFew RequirementsPhDGraduatePaid to school
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Caspian University Full and Merit Based Scholarships

Education students can compare this scholarship with a listed award of Up to full tuition and a Oct 1 deadline while planning eligibility fit and required materials.

Best for: Education students

Up to full tuition

Award Amount

Non-monetary

Oct 1

EducationHumanitiesSTEMFew RequirementsWomenLow IncomePhDGraduateNon-monetary
NEW

Learning Young Entrepreneur Scholarship Award

Business, Management and Marketing students can compare this scholarship with a listed award of $ 500 and a Nov 30 deadline while planning eligibility fit and required materials.

Best for: Business, Management and Marketing students

$ 500

Award Amount

Nov 30

EducationHumanitiesSTEMDisabilityFew RequirementsUndergraduateGraduateGPA 3.0+
EXPIRED

harship award

Social Sciences students can compare this scholarship with a listed award of $0 and a 09.30.16 deadline while planning eligibility fit and required materials.

Best for: Social Sciences students

$0

Award Amount

09.30.16

deadline passed

ArtsHumanitiesSTEMFew RequirementsPhDGraduate

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Frequently asked questions about humanities scholarships

Who can apply for humanities scholarships?
Humanities scholarships may support students studying history, literature, philosophy, languages, writing, religious studies, classics, cultural studies, ethics, or related fields. Some awards are tied to a specific major, while others welcome students whose coursework, research, service, or career goals involve human culture, communication, interpretation, or public understanding. Providers may consider essays, academic work, faculty recommendations, GPA, or financial need.
What should I emphasize in a humanities scholarship essay?
A strong humanities scholarship essay usually explains the questions, texts, histories, languages, or communities that matter to you. Instead of writing only that you enjoy reading or discussion, connect your interests to a project, course, research question, public service goal, or career path. Providers often want to see careful thinking, clear writing, intellectual curiosity, and a reason the award fits your direction.
Can humanities students find scholarships outside their major department?
Yes. Humanities students may qualify for scholarships connected to writing, languages, civic engagement, study abroad, teaching, public service, archives, journalism, museum work, law, or community leadership. Some awards care less about the exact major and more about the skills or goals behind it. Look beyond department pages and check local foundations, professional groups, and broad essay-based awards.