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Resources for Finding Postgraduate Programs and Fellowships
Interested in a funded opportunity after you complete your undergraduate degree? The resources below can help you identify postgraduate fellowships, internships, and service programs:
- Seattle University Office of FellowshipsSeattle University's Office of Fellowships maintains a database of funding opportunities, including awards for alumni and those about to graduate - search for them by limiting 'Year in School' to 'Fourth Year' or 'Recent Alum'.
- Seattle University Campus Ministry List of Postgraduate Service OpportunitiesSeattle University's Campus Ministry maintains this list of faith-based postgraduate service programs.
- University of Washington Graduate Funding Information Service Blog - Postgraduate CategoryUW's blog on graduate student funding includes a category listing opportunities for those about to complete their undergraduate degrees.
- Yale University Gap Year & Short-Term Position ResourcesYale University maintains this extensive list of postgraduate internship, fellowship, and apprenticeship programs.
- Bryn Mawr College List of Gap Year ProgramsList of domestic and international experience programs for recent college graduates.
- ProFellow List of Social Entrepreneurship FellowshipsA list of more than 50 fellowships from around the world that relate to activism or social entrepreneurship.
Postgraduate Opportunities at Seattle University
Opportunities for graduating students and alumni also exist here at Seattle University:
- Center for Community Engagement Postgraduate OpportunitiesSeattle University's Center for Community Engagement employs recent graduates in AmeriCorps positions and through other fellowship programs.
- Harriet Stephenson Business Plan CompetitionBoth students and alumni of Seattle University are eligible to enter this competition designed to help launch new business ventures.
- Jones Progress AwardsAwards that support graduating Seattle University students and recent alumni in ramping up a new business by providing mentoring, funding, and regional connections.