SNAME Graduate Scholarships Grant

The SNAME Graduate Scholarships Program offers financial support to U.S., Canadian, and international students pursuing advanced degrees in naval architecture, marine engineering, and ocean engineering. Scholarship applicants must be members of SNAME or a recognized marine society, with membership required at least four months before the application deadline. Established in 1933, this program has awarded millions in scholarships, helping students achieve their academic goals in maritime-related fields.

SNAME's Graduate Scholarships Program bestows multiple scholarships in honor of SNAME Members. Applicants use a single application to apply for all scholarships within the program.
Since its inception in 1933, the SNAME Graduate Scholarship Program has awarded millions of dollars of scholarship awards to students that wish to pursue advanced studies in naval architecture, marine engineering, ocean engineering or in other fields directly related to the maritime industry.
Multiple awards are made annually, several  of which are designated as follows:
The Donald L. Blount Memorial Graduate ScholarshipThe William M. Kennedy Graduate ScholarshipThe Alan C. McClure Graduate ScholarshipThe David A. O'Neil Graduate ScholarshipThe Dr. Frederick H. Todd Graduate ScholarshipThe Chester L. Long Graduate ScholarshipThe Wilbur N. Landers Graduate ScholarshipThe Tommy L. Richards Graduate ScholarshipThe John V. Wehausen Graduate ScholarshipThe Arthur J. Haskell Graduate ScholarshipThe Walter M. and Doris H. Maclean Graduate Scholarship

Eligibility

Open to U.S., Canadian and International applicants who are members of SNAME, or another recognized marine society.Society membership is required not less than four months prior to the application submission deadline (i.e. October 1st).U.S. and Canadian applicants may study in the U.S., Canada, or abroad in approved institutions.International applicants must study in U.S. or Canadian institutions.Awards are made for one year of study leading to a Master’s Degree in naval architecture/marine engineering/ocean engineering. Applicants must not receive their Master Degree prior to April 15th of the academic year for which the scholarship applies.A graduate scholarship for NA/ME/OE will be awarded to an individual only once.Scholarship funds may be used for student tuition, textbooks and academic fees, or other academically related expenses in pursuit
of study or research.Graduate scholarships can be awarded to an individual only once.
You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member. Applicants must be members of SNAME, or another recognized marine society. Society membership is required not less than four months prior to the application submission deadline (i.e. October 1st).