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Find similar grantsNASA Iowa Space Grant Graduate Fellowship Program is sponsored by Iowa Space Grant Consortium (NASA Affiliate). This program provides fellowships for graduate students in Iowa pursuing NASA-relevant STEM research.
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2024-25 Graduate Fellowship Program - Iowa Space Grant Consortium 2026-2027 Graduate Fellowship The Iowa Space Grant Consortium (ISGC) Graduate Fellowship Program is designed to support outstanding graduate students pursuing NASA-aligned research opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) disciplines.
Program goals include alignment with the NASA Mission Directorates , encouragement of qualified individuals to continue in a space science or aerospace-related field, support of research infrastructure at our member institutions, and retainment of U.S. graduates.
Full-time enrollment at Iowa State or University of Iowa as of August 2026 Enrolled in a minimum of 9 credits per semester or 1 or more credits on assistantship Graduation date no earlier than May 2027 Must be accepted into an MS or PhD program (STEM field) Currently working on a faculty-mentored research project that has NASA STEM relevance Good academic standing (minimum 3. 0/4.
0 GPA) Funding is competitively awarded based on complete application information including academic qualifications, research project, NASA alignment, and faculty letter of recommendation. A total of eight (8) awards of $6,000 will be processed before the end of the fall 2026 semester. The awardee will receive funding as a stipend applied to their university account after receipt of an acceptance form.
Awardees will need to provide an unofficial transcript upon graduation and agree to participate in a NASA longitudinal tracking process that surveys student progress and eventual employment outcome to help assess the effectiveness of our program and STEM retention efforts. The ISGC director, in consultation with a consortium review committee, will make award selections. Awards will be announced prior to the end of fall semester 2026.
Complete the fellowship application by October 16th, 2026 As part of the application, you will be asked to upload your most recent unofficial transcript (unprotected and unsecured PDF). Faculty advisors must submit a recommendation letter online that describes the student’s role within a STEM research project. A second recommendation letter is optional that addresses the student’s broader qualifications.
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Send inquiries to: isgc@iastate. edu .
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NASA Iowa Space Grant Graduate Fellowship Program is funded by Iowa Space Grant Consortium (NASA Affiliate). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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