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D. Trout Study Abroad Scholarship

Urgency: LowEasy

The IUB Grafton D. Trout Study Abroad Scholarship supports students attending Indiana University Bloomington. Undergraduate or graduate students studying art history and participating in a study abroad program are welcome to apply.

04.06.27

216 days left

$2,000

Award amount

1

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May 28, 2026

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216 days left

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  • Resident of the U.S. Attending Indiana University Bloomington Undergraduate or graduate student Seeking a professional certification, bachelor's, or graduate degree Studying art history Studying abroad

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Upcoming

Study levels

College freshman, College sophomore, College junior, College senior, Graduate student

Field of study

History

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Not stated on the listing

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Amount: $2,000

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About the provider

Overview

Who may apply: Resident of the U.S. Attending Indiana University Bloomington Undergraduate or graduate student Seeking a professional certification, bachelor's, or graduate degree Studying art history

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Information last verified May 28, 2026.

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