Externally Funded Fellowships for Graduate Students

Texas A&M encourages graduate students to apply external fellowships. To ensure that full funding packages are competitive with top graduate funding, we offer supplemental (or top off) funding through the Graduate Recruitment, Enhancement and Travel (GREAT) Program

Supplemental Funding for External National Fellowships through the Graduate Recruitment, Enhancement and Travel (GREAT) Program 

To attract high-achieving graduate students to our graduate and professional programs, Texas A&M’s Graduate Recruitment, Enhancement and Travel (GREAT) Program supplements external fellowships and federal training grants, and covers travel expenses for qualified prospective students with external fellowships to visit our campus. 

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External Fellowships Processed by the Graduate and Professional School

Some external fellowships are processed directly by the Graduate and Professional School. You apply. If you are awarded the fellowship, funds are processed by the Graduate and Professional School.

Featured Externally-Facilitated Fellowships

External Fellowships by Discipline

Other Fellowship Opportunities

Further Resources

We have listed only a few of the many fellowship opportunities open to graduate and professional students. Educational organizations have created online guides, like GoGrad page, to help you locate funding that may be available to you. 

GoGrad Fellowship Opportunities

There are also organizations, including the National Association of Fellowships Advisors (NAFA), that provide information for faculty and advisors to help students in obtaining fellowships. Ask your faculty advisors for information.

National Association of Fellowship Advisors

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