We have a variety of scholarships available to support undergraduates studying classical languages and civilizations. Departmental scholarships become available in January and February, and applications will be sent out via email correspondence. Deadlines for our departmental scholarships are March 11.
Departmental scholarship applications are due March 11.
The College of Arts and Sciences also offers more than 350 scholarships.
This new scholarship supports undergraduate students majoring in Latin or Greek or graduate students seeking degrees in Latin or Greek in the Department of Classical Studies, and is based on merit and/or financial need. It may be awarded to students participating in an overseas study program.
This scholarship supports undergraduates majoring or minoring in Latin who have declared an intention to become a teacher of Latin.
Schuman scholarships are for Indiana residents majoring in either Latin or Greek.
This award supports undergraduate or graduate students in classical languages, with preference given to undergraduates who study Latin and intend to teach, preferably at the high school level. Awards are based on scholastic accomplishment, merit, and demonstrated financial need.
This scholarship supports undergraduate and graduate students who are studying Latin.
This fellowship allows a qualified undergraduate or graduate major in Classical Studies at Indiana University to gain firsthand knowledge of the people and monuments of classical lands. Preference is given to candidates who have not previously traveled to Greece or Italy.
This scholarship assists students at the undergraduate or graduate level who are studying Greek or Latin. Curry scholarships are given for study on the Indiana University campus, as well as for study abroad opportunities.
There are a number of local and national scholarship competitions you can apply for. Some scholarships can be used to support study abroad opportunities as well. Please speak to your advisor if you want more information about scholarships.
High achieving students may be recognized for Academic Honors in the College of Arts and Sciences, or be eligible for admission to the Hutton Honors College.
External Fellowship Opportunities:
The College of Arts