Top architecture scholarships for you

The Architecture Design Competition Scholarships cover half to full tuition of the students. This is a five-year scholarship for freshmen, sponsored by the New Jersey School of Architecture. Students may contact the Hillier College of Architecture and Design for more information.

The Keepers Preservation Education Award may be awarded to students enrolled in institutions of higher learning with majors in historic preservation or allied fields, including American studies, anthropology, archaeology, architecture, landscape architecture, art history, architectural history, history, planning, law, economics, or building conservation; volunteers or paid staff of organizations or entities involved in historic preservation; and practicing professionals in historic preservation-related fields seeking further experience in non-degree programs. Applicants may be from anywhere in the United States. Applicants may not be members of the awards committee or the immediate family of a committee member or Dr. Murtagh. Preference will be given to applicants who have not received an award in the past 24 months. Individuals must apply through a sponsoring institution or organization, which reviews and forwards the application to MaineCF. MaineCF does not accept applications directly from individuals seeking financial assistance. The sponsoring institution should email all supporting documents to Jackie Shannon. The community foundation prefers to receive applications at least two months in advance of actual need. Please visit the award's website for more information.

The Henderson Companies Scholarship Fund will provide financial support for students pursuing careers in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, Construction) industry. Preference is given to students pursuing a degree program in these fields. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation for more information.

The A.T. Anderson Scholarship will be awarded to undergraduate and Graduate Studentss in any STEM field. The AISES A.T. Anderson Scholarship program supports students pursuing a degree in a STEM field who are of American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, First Nation, and other indigenous peoples of North American heritage. Applicants must be a current AISES member. Two letters of recommendation are required. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Helen C. Evans Scholarship for Armenian Art and Culture was established to recognize exceptional students from around the world pursuing studies in the areas of Armenian art, art history, architecture, and/or early Christianity. Helen C. Evans Scholars are to demonstrate a strong interest in pursuing world-leading research, teaching, dissemination of future work that will help develop the areas of Armenian art, art history, architecture, and/or early Christianity, and related fields. Applicants must be enrolled in degree programs and this scholarship is available for a maximum of three years toward college or university education expenses. This scholarship is open to students of both Armenian and non-Armenian descent. Applicants must complete and submit the pre-screening form before being invited to apply. Please visit the scholarship's website or contact the Armenian General Benevolent Union for more information.

The Chris Pambianco '65 Vocational Education Award is available to first-year or second-year students majoring in Carpentry & Cabinetmaking Technology or Architectural Drafting & Design Technology. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Exhibitus Scholarship for Students of Design will be awarded to current or prospective students enrolled at an accredited U.S. university. Applicants must be pursuing a degree in the field of design including but not limited to: architectural design, graphic design, interior design, motion media design, industrial design. Applicants must submit three examples of their creative work. Images, videos, or PDF formats are preferred. Enrollment proof must be provided, if selected. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.

The Aetna Career Ladder Program is available to students enrolled in the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture. The first preference is given to students who graduated from a Hartford public high school with demonstrated financial need, and the second preference is given to students from Connecticut with demonstrated financial need.

The Walter A. Hunt, Jr. Scholarship aims to promote and encourage the study of architecture by New York City public high school students through a two-year scholarship to supplement tuition and related costs during their freshman and sophomore years at a NAAB-accredited school of architecture in the U.S. Applicants must be current New York City public high school seniors who have been accepted to a 5-year Bachelor of Architecture program at a NAAB-accredited School of Architecture in the U.S. Students at NYC Charter High Schools are eligible. Students at private, parochial or other schools where tuition is charged are not eligible. Applicants are encouraged to submit the portfolio which had been previously submitted to the Bachelor of Architecture program they are pursuing, if applicable. The digital portfolio must consist of at least 3-4 pieces of the student's own visual art, design, or architecture work, though applicants may submit additional work if they feel it is relevant to their application. Projects may be 2-D or 3-D, and can be both finished and/or in-process projects. If a group project is submitted, the student must indicate their role in the project. Two letters of recommendation are required. Applicants are encouraged to submit the recommendation letters previously submitted to the Bachelor of Architecture program they are pursuing. One recommendation letter must be from a teacher in their high school; the second may be from an employer, person in the field of architecture or other adult. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.