Fellowships, Scholarships, Grants & Awards

The Toulouse Graduate School offers a variety of fellowships, scholarships, grants and awards. These can range from $500 a semester to $34,000 a year, including health benefits. Some academic departments offer nationally competitive scholarships as well as travel awards and employment stipends.

Additionally, any UNT scholarships of $1,000 or more per academic year may include an out-of-state tuition waiver, when meeting state requirements.

Toulouse Graduate School Awards & Travel Awards

• Graduate Student Travel Awards: Students in good standing who are currently enrolled in master's or doctoral degree programs may apply for these funds to support the costs of their travel to professional meetings during the current academic year. The awards are offered by the Toulouse Graduate School and supported by the Office of Research & Innovation and the Graduate Student Council. Learn more and apply for consideration.
• Tuition Benefit Program (TBP):  Provides a tuition supplement for eligible recipients.  Because this award is tied to employment as a Graduate Assistant, hiring departments—not the Toulouse Graduate School—determine which graduate assistants receive the tuition benefit and the award amount.
  Learn more about this award.

University-Sponsored Scholarships

• General Academic Scholarships: The Student Financial Aid and Scholarship department on campus offers smaller scholarships for graduate students. They have an 11-page database of awards listed on the scholarship application page. Students must reapply for these scholarships each year. Deadlines vary based on the scholarships. 
  Learn more and apply for scholarships.
• Department Scholarships: Many colleges, departments, and schools across UNT offer internal scholarships to new and continuing students. Application deadlines and eligibility requirements may vary.
  Learn more about departmental scholarships.

Scholarship Requirements and Appeal Process

Requirements for continued funding of individual scholarships are outlined in the scholarship offer letters. Failure to comply with these requirements can result in a loss of scholarship funding and the non-resident tuition waiver that is associated with the scholarship (if applicable).

Students nearing completion of their degree program or are otherwise unable to register for the minimum number of graduate credit hours required should complete the Course Load Exception Request Form prior to the first class day of the semester.

Students with other extenuating circumstances that prohibit them from meeting all other stated requirements may file an appeal with the graduate school.

Non-Resident Tuition Waivers

Applicants and students who are awarded a Toulouse Graduate School competitive scholarship and are classified as non-resident/out-of-state may receive in conjunction with the scholarship a "competitive scholarship waiver." This waiver allows a student to pay tuition at the resident/in-state rate. The state of Texas strictly limits how many competitive scholarship waivers may be offered, and the awarding of such waivers is at the sole discretion of the University. Not all of the scholarships we offer will qualify, please read the information for each award carefully.

After residing in the state for 12 consecutive months, a student may apply for reclassification as a resident for tuition purposes provided unequivocal proof of establishment of domicile in Texas. For more information on reclassification, as well as documentation required, please visit the Registrar's Office website.

International students:

The UNT International Office recommends international students to apply for scholarships with their departments and through the Eagle Scholarship Portal.

For more details about international scholarships and grants, click the button below to learn more.