!--Graduate Fellowships--> GEM Fellowships Minorities & Women in STEM-Related Fields Other Fellowships GEM Fellowships UAH’s Graduate School is a proud member of the National GEM Consortium, which seeks to enable qualified students from underrepresented communities to pursue graduate education in the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields. In addition to hosting an annual GEM Grad Lab Symposium, UAH also sponsors full-tuition fellowships for qualified students interested in pursuing a graduate degree in a STEM field. For more information about applying to become a GEM fellow, visit UAH's commitment to diversity is key to our sustainable and progressive future. Minorities and Women in STEM-Related Fields The U.S. Department of Education has forecasted that STEM-related occupations will grow by as much as 60% by 2020. While the field has long been underrepresented by women and minorities, we strongly believe now is an excellent time to help you change that outlook. If you are interested in a STEM field, please reach out to us and we will be happy to get you in touch with a faculty member who can help you start a path to completing your graduate degree. If you are interested in learning more, please visit this comprehensive guide for STEM opportunities for women and minorities by . Other Fellowships Below is a sample of funding opportunities that UAH students have received to help finance their graduate education. For more information about these and other outside sources of financial assistance, please contact the Graduate School at 256.824.6002 or gradschool@uah.edu. Alabama Space Grant Consortium Graduate Fellowship National Defense Industry Association Scholarship UAH Phi Kappa Phi Scholarship Application UAH Dimopoullos Fellowship Outside references provided are not endorsed by UAH and are listed for the information and convenience of the site's visitors and does not constitute endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the university.
