What counts as experiential learning?
Experiential learning includes any experience that fits the categories in the attached “Experiential Learning Comparisons” table, such as:

• Internships

• Mentored/Field Research

• International Studies Programs

• Practicums

• Campus/Community Engagement

• Other faculty-approved experiences that align with these categories

If a student is enrolled in one of these experiences under the appropriate course number, they are eligible to apply for funding.

Updated funding levels
Beginning Winter semester, the scholarship amounts will be:

• International experiences:

  • Up to $1,200 from the department

  • Plus a college match of up to $600

• Local and out-of-state (domestic) experiences:

  • Up to $600 from the department

  • Plus a college match of up to $600

Application link and deadline
The funding application is now open and available here:
https://forms.gle/Lo8TV7ztRwGkPnxC9

For Winter semester, the application will remain open until 5:00 p.m. on January 14th, the Add/Drop deadline.

As a rule of thumb, the scholarship application:

• Opens the same day class registration opens for a given semester, and

• Closes at 5:00 p.m. on the Add/Drop deadline for that same semester.

The BYU Public Health Belonging Fellowship is to encourage students from diverse populations and underrepresented groups at BYU to participate in mentored public health research. The fellowship provides a unique opportunity for diverse students to accomplish their public health goals and enhance their skills towards becoming influential leaders in the field of public health.

Deadline for application: April 15 of each academic year.
Click to view Fellowship details

Department Scholarships Link: https://byu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6GwOPysJimE4Nng