IEEE Women in Engineering
IEEE WIE International Scholarship
An annual scholarship established through the support of WIE members and donors to the IEEE WIE Fund. It recognizes outstanding IEEE WIE Student Members who have demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to the engineering profession.
Award
$2,500
Deadline
November 8, 2026
Level
Undergraduate
Status
26 days left
Engineering
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Who is eligible
- IEEE WIE Student Member in at least the candidate’s second consecutive year of WIE Membership.
- Full-time undergraduate student who has completed two (2) years of undergraduate study in an engineering curriculum at an accredited university or college.
- Evidence of at least a 3.7 grade point average on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent in the candidate's local grade system).
What you'll need
- Two-part essay: (1) 1,000 words on "why the applicant wants to go into the engineering profession", and (2) 500 words on "why the applicant should receive the Scholarship"
- Two letters of recommendation: (1) from an academic reference, such as a professor or department chair, and (2) from a personal reference who knows the applicant well and can comment on the candidate's character.
How to apply
- Access the online submission portal at https://ieee.secure-platform.com/a/solicitations/1520/home
- Complete the application details (self-nominations and nominations from others are acceptable)
- Upload the required two-part essay and the two letters of recommendation before the deadline.
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Sources & verification
- Official listing:
- https://wie.ieee.org/grants-scholarships/international-scholarship/
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