The Applied Materials Momentum Fund - Emergency Financial Assistance Grant

The Applied Materials Momentum Fund - Emergency Financial Assistance Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Applied Materials Foundation
Amount: Up to US $595
Last Updated: November 28, 2025

Summary

The Applied Materials Momentum Fund offers emergency financial assistance to students facing unexpected financial obstacles while pursuing degrees in engineering. This initiative supports basic needs such as food, housing, and transportation, ensuring that students can continue their education without interruption. It aims to empower women engineers and underrepresented groups in the semiconductor industry, fostering a diverse and resilient workforce for the future.

Overview

Applied Materials Momentum Fund The semiconductor industry is growing, and with it, the opportunity to contribute to incredible advances in technology that will transform nearly every area of the economy over the coming decades. It’s only by bringing our unique backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences together that we can build more resilient teams and achieve the next breakthrough. Through initiatives like the Momentum Fund, Last Mile Education Fund and Applied Materials are collaborating to move the industry forward, accelerating access to opportunity and strengthening pathways for women engineers. Qualified students are eligible for all three of Last Mile’s core grants: rapid-response emergency financial assistance (mini-grants), bridge grants, and larger Last Mile grants, all to support their educational progress and help overcome unexpected financial obstacles. Momentum Fund grant recipients are encouraged to apply for Applied Materials full time and internship opportunities. Emergency Financial Assistance Assists with basic needs such as food, transportation, housing, and connectivity.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Students who: Demonstrate low-income status, ineligibility for US Federal student aid, or evidence of financial need. Are Currently located in the United States. Are experiencing a financial obstacle that is a threat to continued progress toward attaining their computing degree. And who are: U.S. citizens or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients; F1 Visa Holders and Currently Attending School in the US Enrolled in Post-secondary, bachelor’s degree within four semesters of graduation, or pursuing a master's degree. Pursuing studies in the following Engineering  Majors:Aerospace, Aeronautical, Astronautical/Space Engineering Applied Engineering Bioengineering/ Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Hardware Engineering Computer Software Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering Electrical and Electronics Engineering Electromechanical Engineering Engineering Chemistry Engineering Science Engineering Physics/Applied Physics Environmental Engineering Industrial Engineering Laser and Optical Engineering Manufacturing Engineering Materials Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering Systems Engineering