The Dartmouth University Graduate Scholarship offers a highly competitive funding opportunity for exceptional students pursuing advanced degrees in the United States. Administered through the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies, the programme supports PhD, MA, MS and MFA students across selected disciplines including Comparative Literature, Earth Science and Sonic Practice.
This scholarship is designed to attract talented researchers and provide full financial support throughout their academic journey at Dartmouth University in New Hampshire.
Available Programmes
The Dartmouth graduate funding package applies to several academic programmes, including:
- PhD programmes across multiple disciplines
- MA in Comparative Literature
- MS in Earth Science
- MFA in Sonic Practice
PhD students in good academic standing are typically guaranteed funding for up to five years, making it one of the most stable graduate support systems in the USA.
Scholarship Benefits
Successful applicants of the Dartmouth University Graduate Scholarship receive a comprehensive financial package designed to support both academic and living needs.
Benefits include:
- Full tuition coverage for eligible programmes
- Fully covered group health insurance
- Annual stipend for living expenses
- Relocation support for incoming students
- Dependent medical premium assistance
- Childcare grants for eligible students
- Emergency financial support options
- Research and travel funding opportunities
- Visa and relocation assistance for international students
- Access to mental health and teletherapy support services
This package ensures students can focus fully on their research and academic development without financial burden.
Eligibility Criteria
To be considered for the Dartmouth University Graduate Scholarship 2027, applicants must:
- Apply for a qualifying graduate programme at Dartmouth University
- Meet the academic entry requirements for their chosen degree
- Demonstrate strong academic performance and research potential
- Be accepted into a Guarini School graduate programme
- Maintain good academic standing for continued funding (for PhD candidates)
Selection is highly competitive and based on academic merit, research potential and departmental availability.
Application Process
Applicants must first apply for admission into an eligible graduate programme at Dartmouth University through the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies.
Once admitted, eligible students are automatically considered for funding packages and stipends where applicable. Some additional external fellowships and grants may also be available through faculty research projects.
Applicants are advised to apply early due to the competitive nature of admission and funding allocation.
Application Deadline
December 1, 2026