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University of Iowa Resources for Undergraduate Funding & Support
The University of Iowa's Scholarship Portal is a resource which allows prospective, admitted, and current students to search our database of available scholarships.
After completing the required general scholarship profile, you may be presented with “Recommended” opportunities for which you MAY be eligible. Recommended opportunities are typically going to be a combination of general scholarships (open to all students) and departmental/collegiate awards (restricted to students within a specific major, field of study or who belong to distinct academic communities on campus).
While many of the opportunities listed in the portal only ask prospective applicants to complete a general scholarship profile to be matched with and considered for an award, others require that students complete supplemental application.
PLEASE NOTE: Students are expected to read the criteria and instructions for each award thoroughly before submitting any supplemental application materials through the Scholarship Portal.
University of Iowa Resources
- Office of Scholar Development (OSD) - The Office of Scholar Development is available to assist current undergraduates and recent alumni with post-graduate planning and application development. We manage the nomination processes for the Rhodes, Marshall, Churchill, Goldwater, Truman, Udall, Beinecke, and Gaither scholarships, but can help Hawkeyes with everything from recommender strategy to essay development and interview prep.
- Office of Undergraduate Research - OUR promotes undergraduate involvement in mentored research and creative projects at the University of Iowa
- University of Iowa Student Financial Aid Office
- University of Iowa Study Abroad
- UI Office of the VP for Research and Economic Development - Undergraduate research funding and experiences -
- Division of Sponsored Programs - The Division of Sponsored Programs, 100 Gilmore Hall, provides access to a variety of funding databases. While the majority of the available information is for faculty, staff, and graduate students, there may be some material that would be useful for undergraduate students as well. Students can connect to these databases through any UI-connected computer.