Tuition & Financial Aid

Estimated Cost of Attendance for These Programs:

• Biomedical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Climate & Sustainability Engineering
• Computational Mechanics & Scientific Computing
• Cybersecurity
• Design & Technology Innovation
• Electrical & Computer Engineering
• Environmental Engineering
• Financial Technology
• Materials Science & Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Medical Technology Design
• Photonics & Optical Sciences
• Risk Engineering

Cost of Attendance

In General

Tuition for campus-based Duke Master of Engineering programs for the 2024-2025 academic year is $32,990 per semester taken at the university.

In general, completion of the 30 required credits over three semesters would result in a total tuition cost of $98,970. Internship courses do not incur tuition charges.

Artificial Intelligence

Tuition for the Master of Engineering in Artificial Intelligence over two semesters and a summer session would result in an estimated total tuition cost of $75,877. The internship course does not incur tuition charges.

Game Design, Development & Innovation

Tuition for the Master of Engineering in Game Design, Development & Innovation program over four semesters would result in an estimated total tuition cost of $108,867. The internship course does not incur tuition charges.

2024-2025 Estimated Campus Tuition, Fees, and Expenses

For one year of study

Academic Year	Fall 2024	Spring 2025
Tuition	$32,990	$32,990
Health Fee	$487	$487
Health Insurance	$3,381	$0
Activity Fee	$18	$18
Student Services Fee	$12	$12
Transcript Fee	$120	$0
Recreation Fee	$190	$190
Housing	$6,008	$7,510
Board (Food)	$1,880	$2,350
Books & Supplies	$322	$322
Local Transportation	$904	$1,130
Personal & Miscellaneous	$1,896	$2,370
Total Cost of Attendance, per semester	$48,208	$47,379
Total Cost of Attendance, per academic year	$95,587
Notes* Tuition, fees, and estimates subject to confirmation each May.  Rates subject to change. Program in Artificial Intelligence for Product Development varies.  ** Required unless you can show proof of comparable private insurance coverage. Also: Domestic students, if accepting a federal loan, may anticipate approximately $900 in loan origination fees per semester. Internship courses do not incur tuition charges There is no charge for registration for students in the Master of Engineering program Federal Financial Aid recipients may qualify for work study. International students bringing a spouse and/or dependent(s) may find funding requirements here.

Normal Program Duration

The normal program duration is one and one-half years of study (3 semesters) for all programs, except Artificial Intelligence for Product Innovation.

• The duration of the Artificial Intelligence for Product Innovation program is one year of study (2 semesters and a summer session).

• The duration of the Game Design, Development & Innovation program is two years of study (4 semesters).

The normal load is 4 courses (12 units) per semester in the first year.

2024-2025 Estimated Campus Tuition, Fees, and Expenses

Tuition for campus-based Duke Master of Engineering programs for the 2024-2025 academic year is $32,990 per semester taken at the university.

Tuition for the Master of Engineering in AI over two semesters and a summer session would result in a total tuition cost of $75,877. The internship course does not incur tuition charges.

Academic Year	Fall 2024	Spring 2025	Summer 2025
Tuition*	$32,990	$32,990	$9,897
Health Fee	$487	$487	$225
Health Insurance	$3,381**
Graduate Student Activity Fee	$18	$18
Graduate Student Service Fee	$12	$ 12
Transcript Fee	$120
Recreation Fee	$190	$190
Room	$6,008	$7,510	$4,506
Board	$1,880	$2,350	$1,410
Books & Supplies	$322	$322	$167
Local Transportation	$904	$1,130	$678
Personal & Misc.	$1,896	$2,370	$1,422
Total Cost of Attendance per semester	$48,208	$47,379	$18,305
Total Cost of Attendance per academic year		$113,892

*Tuition, fees, and estimates are subject to confirmation each May

Normal Program Duration

• The normal duration of the Master of Engineering in AI program is one year of study (2 semesters and a summer session); however, the program can be extended for an additional Fall semester to complete in 16 months. *The estimated tuition cost of the Extended Track is $85,774 – $95,671, depending on number of credits taken in the final semester.
• The normal load is four courses (12 units) per semester in the first year
• Tuition, fees, and expense estimates are subject to confirmation each May
• Purchase of health insurance is required unless you can show proof of comparable private insurance coverage

2024-2025 Estimated Campus Tuition, Fees, and Expenses

Duke Master of Engineering Management campus program tuition for the 2024-2025 academic year is $34,456 per semester taken at the university.

In general, completion of the eight required courses would result in a total tuition cost of $66,912.

The normal program duration is one year (2 semesters). Tuition is subject to confirmation each May.

Academic Year	Fall 2024	Spring 2025
Tuition	$33,456	$33,456
Health Fee	$487	$487
Health Insurance	$3,381	$0
Activity Fee	$18	$18
Student Services Fee	$12	$12
Transcript Fee	$120	$0
Recreation Fee	$190	$190
Housing	$6,008	$7,510
Board (Food)	$1,880	$2,350
Books & Supplies	$322	$322
Local Transportation	$904	$1,130
Personal & Miscellaneous	$1,896	$2,370
Total Cost of Attendance, per semester	$48,674	$47,845
Total Cost of Attendance, per academic year	$96,519

Important Notes

• Tuition, fees, and expense estimates are subject to confirmation each May. Rates subject to change.
• Purchase of health insurance is required unless you can show proof of comparable private insurance coverage
• Domestic students, if accepting a federal loan, may anticipate approximately $900 in loan origination fees per semester
• The normal course load is four courses (12 units) per semester
• No tuition is charged for the two courses (6 units) received for the summer internship and internship assessment courses or for the seminar and workshop series
• There is no charge for course registration for students in the Duke Master of Engineering Management program
• Federal Financial Aid recipients may qualify for work study.
• International students bringing a spouse and/or dependent(s) may find funding requirements here.

If You Choose to Extend the Program

• 3 Semesters: Students extending the program to three semesters pay no tuition in the third semester but are responsible for any student fees

• 4 Semesters: Students who then extend the program to four semesters pay by course unit in the fourth semester, including all student fees

More about part-time study and extending the program

2024-2025 Estimated Tuition, Fees, and Expenses

All amounts are based on the 2024-2025 academic year are estimates only. Enrolling students are required to pay a deposit.

Year One	Fall	Spring
Tuition	$32,990	$32,990
Health Fee	$487	$487
Health Insurance	$3,381	$0
Activity Fee	$18	$18
Student Services Fee	$12	$12
Transcript Fee	$120	$0
Recreation Fee	$190	$190
Housing	$6,008	$7,510
Board (Food)	$1,880	$2,350
Books & Supplies	$322	$322
Local Transportation	$904	$1,130
Personal & Miscellaneous	$1,896	$2,370
Total Cost of Attendance, per semester	$48,208	$47,379
Total Cost of Attendance, per academic year	$95,587

 

Year Two	Fall	Spring
Tuition	$32,990	$9,897
Health Fee	$487	$487
Health Insurance	$3,381	$0
Activity Fee	$18	$18
Student Services Fee	$12	$12
Transcript Fee	$0	$0
Recreation Fee	$190	$190
Housing	$6,008	$7,510
Board (Food)	$1,880	$2,350
Books & Supplies	$322	$322
Local Transportation	$904	$1,130
Personal & Miscellaneous	$1,896	$2,370
Total Cost of Attendance, per semester	$48,088	$24,286
Total Cost of Attendance, per academic year	$72,374

Total Cost of Degree (Estimate): $167,961

Master’s students are required to enroll in and pay tuition for at least three semesters of full-time study. Rates are subject to change each year. Tuition typically increases by no more than 4 percent per academic year.

Estimated costs for domestic and international students in our Master of Science programs can be found at gradschool.duke.edu

Tuition for online Duke Master of Engineering programs for the 2024-2025 academic year is $9,897 per course taken at the university.

In general, completion of the 30 required credits over five semesters would result in a total estimated tuition cost of $98,970. Tuition increases occur each year. Please note that the internship courses do not incur tuition charges.

2024-2025 Estimated Online Tuition, Fees, and Expenses

Academic Year	Amount
Tuition	$98,970 ($19,794 per semester) *
Transcript Fee	$120 *
Books	$644 *
Total	$99,734
Notes* Students typically take 2 courses per semester. Tuition, fees, and estimates subject to confirmation each May. Also: Domestic students, if accepting a federal loan, may anticipate approximately $900 in loan origination fees per semester. No tuition is charged for course credits received for internship, internship assessment, or residency courses. There is a room and board fee associated with residency. There is no charge for registration for students in Duke Master of Engineering programs

Tuition for online Duke Master of Engineering programs for the 2024-2025 academic year is $9,897 per course taken at the university.

In general, completion of the 30 required credits over five semesters would result in a total tuition cost of $98,970. Please note that the internship courses do not incur tuition charges.

2024-2025 Estimated Online Tuition, Fees, and Expenses

Academic Year	Amount
Tuition	$98,970 ($19,794 per semester) *
Transcript Fee	$120 *
Books	$644 *
Total	$99,734
Notes* Students typically take two courses per semester. Tuition, fees, and estimates are subject to confirmation each May. Rates subject to change Also: Domestic students can estimate $438 in loan fees per semester if securing student loans. No tuition is charged for course credits received for the internship, internship assessment, or residency courses. There is a room and board fee associated with residency There is no charge for registration for students in Duke Master of Engineering programs.

Transcript Fee

All entering students will be charged a one-time mandatory fee of $120 for transcripts in the first semester. This fee entitles the student to an unlimited number of Duke transcripts.

Payment of Accounts

The Office of the Bursar will issue invoices to registered students for tuition, fees, and other charges approximately four to six weeks before the beginning of classes each semester. The total amount due on the invoice is payable by the invoice’s late payment date, normally one week before the beginning of classes. A student is required to pay all invoices as presented and will be in default if the total amount is not paid in full by the due date. A student in default will not be allowed to receive a transcript of academic records or a diploma at graduation.

Contact Duke’s Office of the Bursar for:

• Monthly Payment Option
• Late Payment Charge
• Refunds for Withdrawal from School during fall and spring semesters

Duke MEM Online tuition for the 2024-2025 academic year is $8,364‬ per course taken at the university. Students generally take two courses per semester over four semesters, though we offer flexibility to those who want to extend the program.

In general, completion of the eight required program courses would result in a total tuition cost of $66,912. Please note that course credits earned through the internship requirement do not incur tuition charges.

2024-2025 Estimated Online Tuition, Fees, and Expenses

Academic Year	Amount
Tuition	$66,912 ($16,728 per semester) *
Transcript Fee	$120 *
Residency Fee	$4,275 ($1,425 residency)
Books	$644 *
Total	$71,951

*Students typically take 2 courses per semester. Tuition, fees, and estimates subject to confirmation each May. Rates subject to change.

Domestic students, if accepting a federal loan, may anticipate approximately $900 in loan origination fees per semester.

The expected course load for online students is 2 courses (6 units) per semester and the expected program duration is 4 semesters. Students taking fewer than 2 courses (6 units) may pay $2,788 per unit.

No tuition is charged for course credits received for an internship, internship assessment, or residency courses. There is a room and board fee associated with residency.

There is no charge for course registration.

Tuition

Tuition is charged on a per-semester basis, based on two (2) courses per semester. The tuition per semester for 2024-2025 is $16,728.

Transcript Fee

All entering students will be charged in the first semester a one-time mandatory fee of $120 for transcripts. This fee entitles the student to an unlimited number of Duke transcripts.

Transportation and Parking

Online MEMP students will be responsible for arranging their own travel to Duke for the three required residencies. Once on campus, parking and local transportation will be provided. The Residency Fee for 2024-2025 is $1,425 per residency.

Payment of Accounts

The Duke Bursar’s Office issues invoices each semester to registered students four to six weeks before the start of classes. The total due is payable by the invoice late payment date, which is typically a week prior to the start of classes.  A student is required to pay all invoices as presented and will be in default if the total amount is not paid in full by the due date.  A student in default will not be allowed to receive a transcript of academic records or receive a diploma at graduation.

For more information about monthly payment options and more, contact the Duke Bursar’s Office:

• Phone: (919) 684-3531
• Email: bursar@duke.edu
• Web: finance.duke.edu/bursar

Tuition

Tuition for stand-alone online certificate programs:

• Business Foundations for Engineers
• AI Foundations for Product Innovation

in the 2024-2025 academic year is $8,364 per course.

There are two semesters per academic year. Students typically take one course per semester. At current rates, completion of  the four required courses to earn a stand-alone online certificate would result in a total tuition cost of $33,456.

Transcript Fee

All entering students will be charged in the first semester a one-time mandatory fee of $120 for transcripts. This fee entitles the student to an unlimited number of Duke transcripts.

Not Eligible for VA Benefits or Federal Student Aid

These stand-alone online certificate programs are not currently eligible for VA benefits or federal student aid. Please check back for updates.

Important Note for International Applicants

Please Note: These stand-alone online certificate programs do NOT qualify students for U.S. visa sponsorship.

Gainful Employment Disclosures*

Program Length

• Typically 2 years for Business Foundations for Engineers Certificate, assuming 1 course per semester
• Typically 15 months for AI Foundations for Product Innovation Certificate (1 course per semester, including summer)

Program Costs

The amounts shown below include costs for the entire program, assuming normal time to completion. There may be additional costs for living expenses. Note that this information is subject to change:

Academic Year	Amount
Tuition	$8,364 per 3-credit class, and a total of $33,456 for the certificate **
Transcript Fee	$120 **
Books	$322
Total	$33,898
Notes ** Duke may change its tuition for each academic year and this estimate is based on current academic year tuition charges.

Student Loans

• Information about average student debt, monthly debt expense and debt interest rate have been withheld since fewer than 10 students have completed this program

Job Placement Rates

• We are not currently required to calculate a job placement rate for program completers
• Program graduates are employed in the following fields:
  • Information Technology
  • Manufacturing
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
  • Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

• The program does not meet any licensing requirements
• Additional Information: Date Created 3/15/2021

* These disclosures are required by the U.S. Department of Education

Eligible students demonstrating a commitment to fostering a community of unique lived experiences and inclusive perspectives may receive up to 50 percent tuition scholarship annually through our Duke Mission Scholarships. Additional opportunities include up to $10,000 per year for students to engage in research under the guidance of a principal investigator. Contact us for more details.

The Pratt School of Engineering encourages our graduate students to apply for competitively awarded research fellowships.

In addition to extra training, resources and career-building opportunities, a fellowship identifies as a student as top scholar, and bestows a measure of honor and recognition.

More information on fellowships.

Master of Engineering Management Program – Fellowship and Scholarship Opportunities

Duke University Graduate School financial aid packages for domestic master students are limited to the federal financial aid offered by Direct Lending Federal Loan Programs.

In order to be considered for federal financial aid which includes federal work-study funding; you must complete the FAFSA application.  The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is required for any need-based loan program along with federal work-study.  Below is one of the basic eligibility requirements to receive federal student aid:

• Be a United States Citizen or an eligible non-citizen
• If you have a “green card” (in other words, if you are a permanent resident alien), you will be considered an “eligible noncitizen” and will be able to get federal student aid if you meet the  other basic eligibility criteria.

If you meet the eligibility requirements, please continue to studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa and follow the steps to submit. Graduate students are considered independent, and as such parental income is not required. New FAFSA’s are available every October 1st for the corresponding year.

Duke Graduate School FAFSA School Code: 002920.

Visit the Duke Financial Aid website for more information on application procedures for student loans.

Duke University maintains information on private lenders for citizens, permanent residents, and non-US citizens – see this information here.

Students awarded Federal loans must make satisfactory academic progress toward their degree. Guidelines may be found here.

Campus Programs Only

While enrolled in the campus program, many students work in a variety of places, such as campus libraries and various departments within Duke University. Teaching assistantships are available in various departments, and some departments have research assistantships as well.

These positions are paid an hourly rate, and most students work between 10 to 20 hours per week. Positions are generally posted (Duke NetID required) and filled just a week or two before classes begin each semester.

Duke graduate students may also work as Resident Assistants and Graduate Residents in Duke’s on-campus housing

US Military Members and Veterans

Duke University offers information for veterans who are applying for U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits, including the Yellow Ribbon Program. Veterans who are applying for VA benefits to participate in one of Duke’s Master of Engineering programs should list “Master of Engineering” as the title of their program on the application, rather than the specific department/program MEng in which they are participating.

US Navy Nuclear Propulsion Officers

See how you can get Duke credit for your training and service.

Duke’s Pratt School of Engineering is proud to partner with Bright Horizons EdAssist Solutions program.

Employees of Bright Horizons EdAssist organizations who apply to one of our specified master’s programs are eligible to receive a 10% tuition scholarship, and an application waiver.

 

Duke Master of Engineering Management program is proud to be part of Boeing’s Learning Together Program.

Boeing engineers can earn a Master’s of Engineering Management degree from Duke in just two years through the Duke MEM Online program.

You’ll gain the most from your Duke education if your organization supports you.

Here’s some advice:

Start Now

Obtaining approval will probably take longer than you expect, so allow plenty of time.

Evaluate Yourself

Demonstrate motivation. Plan a career path within your organization. Identify the skills and knowledge you need to assume more responsibility. As you plan, anticipate concerns from your employer, such as:

• How will you manage time away from the office?
• How will costs be paid?
• How will you continue to excel on the job?
• How, and why, does Duke Engineering Management offer greater value than other programs? The answers are here

Do Your Homework

Research your organization’s continuing education policy and its approval process. Discover when you should present your request.

For many organizations, the ideal time is before annual budgets are set.

Talk to Others

Speak to colleagues who earned degrees while working. Ask them how their degrees advanced their careers. Ask managers in your company for advice on developing and presenting your request.

Ask us to connect you with a recent Duke Engineering Management graduate

Write a Formal Proposal

Prepare a written request. Detail your motivations. Include a personal profile highlighting your accomplishments.

Prepare to Negotiate

Think through concessions you are willing to make. Include them in your proposal and be ready to discuss them in detail.

Common points of negotiation include:

• Foregoing raises or bonuses while in graduate school
• Committing to staying with your company for a specific number of years. (A two-year commitment is common)
• Using vacation days to attend the program’s three on-campus residencies

These outside funding opportunities are independent of the MEM Program or Duke University and are not affiliated, but we have compiled them as a resource for those seeking funding opportunities outside of Duke.

If you know of another applicable scholarship, let us know so we may add it to the list.

North America

The United States

• American Indian Graduate Center/ Graduate Fellowships
• HENAAC Scholars Program
• NCAA/ Walter Byers Scholarship
• AISES (American Indian Science & Engineering Society)/ Intel Scholarship
• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) / Charles LeGeyt Fortescue Fellowship
• American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES)
• National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Scientists and Technical Professionals (NOGLSTP)/ Out to Innovate Scholarships
• National Society of Black Engineers
• Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
• Native American Scholarships & Support Resources
• Black Student Scholarship Directory (Choose Graduate)
• Scholarships for Hispanic Students (Choose Graduate)

The Americas & Canada

• OAS/ Regular Academic Scholarships
• OAS/ Rowe Program (loans)

Canada

• NSERC
• Canadian Federation of University Women

Mexico

• CONACYT
  

Central America

Guatemala

• Guatefuturo/ Student Loan Program

Caribbean

Antigua & Barbuda

• Ministry of Education

Dominican Republic

• Ministry of Higher Education/ MESCyT

Bahamas

• Lyfod Cay Foundation Inc.

South America

Argentina

• Bec. Ar,
• Government of Buenos Aires 

Bolivia

• Fundapro (Educapro)/Loans for Graduate School

Brazil

• CAPES

Chile

• CONICYT
• Ministry of Ecutation/Becas Chile

Colombia

• COLFUTURO

Peru

• CONCYTEC/ FONDECYT
• Pronabec

Europe

Armenia

• Luys Foundation
• AGBU scholarship program
• Armenian Education Foundation
• Armenian International Women’s Association
• Armenian Professional Society 
• Organization of Istanbul Armenians

Azerbaijan Republic

• SOCAR

Cyprus

• Student Grants Ministry of Finance
• Leventis Foundation
• Cyprus Children’s Fund

Czech Republic

• Olomouc Region Study Scholarship
• Zdenek Bakala Foundation
• Krsek Foundation

Scandinavia

• American Scandinavian Foundation/ Awards for Scandinavians

Finland

• Kela

Georgia

• Government of Georgia
• Finlandia Foundation National

Germany

• German National Academic Foundation/ Haniel Scholarship Program

Greece

• Ebeirikio Foundation
• University of Patras/ Andreas Mentzelopoulos Scholarship
• IKY State Scholarships Foundation
• Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation

Hungary

• Rosztoczy Foundation Scholarship Program

Kosovo

• Kosovo American Education Fund (KAEF)/ Graduate Fellowship Program

Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia

• Baltic-American Freedom Foundation

Macedonia

• Ministry of Education and Science in Macedonia

Netherlands

• VSB Foundation/ VSB Program

Norway

• Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund
• Norway-America Association/ NORAM Scholarships

Slovakia

• Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic / National Scholarship Programme

Slovenia

• Slovene Human Resources Development and Scholarship Fund

Sweden

• CSN

Turkey

• TEV (Turkish Educational Foundation)

Ukraine

• Victor Pinchuk Foundation / World Wide Studies

Africa

South Africa

• The Association of South African Women in Science and Engineering (SAWISE) / SAWISE Angus Scholarship
• The Margaret McNamara Memorial Fund / The South Africa Program

Morocco

• Moroccan-American Commission for Educational and Cultural Exchange / Grants for Moroccans

Egypt

• The Binational Fulbright Commission in Egypt/ Fulbright Egyptian Student Program

Asia-Pacific

The Middle East

• AmidEast: America-Mideast Educational and Training Services
• Higher Education Funding Opportunities in the Arab Region / Funding Index

Bahrain

• Embassy of the Kingdom of Bahrain
• Crown Prince’s International Scholarship Program (CPISP)

China

• Government of Hong Kong Student Financial Assistance Agency/ Sir Edward Youde Memorial Fellowships for Overseas Studies

India

• J.N. Tata Endowment
• Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation
• Mahindra/ The K.C. Mahindra Scholarship

Iraq

• Prime Minister’s Annual Scholarship/ HCED Scholarship Program
• Human Capacity Development Program (HCDP)
• Iraq Scholarships Scheme / Future Capacity Building Program
• Iraq Scholars and Leaders Program

Japan

• College Women’s Association of Japan

Kazakhstan

• Kazakhstan Bolashak scholarship

Kuwait

• Civil Service Commission Scholarship
• Public Authority for Applied Education and Training Scholarship (PAAET)

Oman

• The Ministry of Higher Education/ Ministry Scholarships

Qatar

• HEI Scholarship Program

Russia

• Ministry for Education & Science / President of the Russian Fed
• Global Education Program

Saudi Arabia

• Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission to the US (SACM)

Syria

• Agha Khan International Scholarship Programme

Thailand

• HM The King’s Scholarships and HM The Queen’s Scholarships

Australia/Oceania

Australia

• Australian Federation of University Women

Other Opportunities Not Based on Location

Any Country

• Institute of International Education/ Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program
• Bureau of Education & Cultural Affairs/ Fulbright Program
• ASHRAE/ Graduate Grants-in-Aid
• BF Goodrich Collegiate Inventors Program
• Zonta International Foundation/ Amelia Earhart Fellowship
• Golden Key International Honor Society
• International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE)/ SPIE Educational Scholarship
• ASME
• Open Society Foundation
• Pathways to Science

Developing Countries

• Education for Sustainable Energy Development Scholarship Program

Women

• Canadian Federation of University Women
• Graduate Women International
• Philanthropic and Educational Organization for Women/ International Peace Scholarship
• American Association of University Women Educational Foundation/ AAUW International Fellowship
• MMMF for Women from Developing Countries/ Grand Program
• Australian Federation of University Women
• Microsoft Research/ Graduate Women Scholarship
• Association for Women in Science/ AWIS Pre-doctoral awards
• Society of Women Engineers
• Women Techmakers Scholars Program (formerly the Google Anita Borg Scholarship)
• Toptal Scholarships for Women (Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania)

4+1 program

• ASME

Based on Race/Ethnicity

• Iranian-American Scholarship Fund
• American Indian Graduate Center/ Graduate Fellowships
• Association on American Indian Affairs/ Sequoyah Graduate Fellowship
• AISES (American Indian Science & Eng Society)/ Intel Scholarship
• American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES)
• National Society of Black Engineers
• Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
• Native American Scholarships & Support Resources
• Black Student Scholarship Directory (Choose Graduate)
• Scholarships for Hispanic Students (Choose Graduate)

LGBT

• Fastweb LGBTQ
• Friends of Alan Turing Scholarship
• Gamma Mu Foundation Scholarships
• Gates Millennium Scholars (GMS) Program
• Hewlett-Packard (HP) Scholars Program
• Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Scholarship Database
• Live Out Loud Scholarship
• Markowski-Leach Scholarship
• National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Scientists and Technical Professionals (NOGLSTP) Out to Innovate Scholarship
• Point Foundation
• Pride Foundation
• Xerox Technical Minority Scholarship