Franklin Study Away Scholarships

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SCHOLARSHIPS

The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences offers several general scholarships to support students studying abroad, including the Craige Global Fellows Scholarship, Tome Family Study Abroad Award, and the Cassandra Young and Jeffrey Sherman Study Abroad Scholarship.  

Program-specific scholarships are also available to eligible students. For example, seven scholarships are available to declared majors or minors of Art and/or Art History in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences who seek to attend the UGA Cortona program in Italy. There are also  Modern Languages Scholarships offered through the Department of Romance Languages. Several other scholarships are offered by specific academic departments throughout Franklin. Contact your academic department to learn about your major or minor-specific study away resources.

The Office of Global Engagement offers a wide-range of scholarships:

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Experiential Learning also offers a scholarship that can be used to help fund your study away experience:

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Please note that scholarship deadlines vary, so make sure to check out funding opportunities early.

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