University of Delaware Scholarships 2026 offer outstanding fully funded opportunities for international students seeking graduate studies in the United States. Known for its strong legacy of research, innovation, and academic excellence, the University of Delaware attracts ambitious scholars eager to tackle global challenges. With top-ranked programs, renowned faculty, and cutting-edge facilities, UD provides an ideal environment for students to grow academically and professionally. Centrally located between New York City and Washington, D.C., UD combines Land Grant, Sea Grant, and Space Grant missions to offer a rich tradition of education, research, and service. The fully funded scholarships cover tuition fees, a monthly stipend of $3000, healthcare, and conference funding for research travel. By joining the University of Delaware, students become part of a diverse, vibrant, and intellectually stimulating community that prepares the next generation of leaders, thinkers, and innovators.

• Country: USA
• Host University: University of Delaware
• Study Level: Masters, PhD 
• Benefits: Fully Funded 
• Deadline: Varies

Accepted graduate assistants will receive a competitive funding package, including:

• Tuition waiver (2 years for Master’s, 4 years for Ph.D.)
• Monthly stipend of approximately $3,000 (before tax)
• Health insurance through UD’s healthcare system
• Conference funding for at least one academic meeting per year

To be considered for the University of Delaware Scholarship, you must meet the requirements below:

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering, Food Science, Chemical Engineering, or related fields
• GPA above 3.5 (undergraduate or graduate level)
• For international students: TOEFL ≥ 95 or IELTS ≥ 6.5

Preferred Skills & Experiences

• Strong GPA (3.7+ for undergraduate, 3.8+ for graduate studies)
• Research experience in plasma physics, chemistry, or engineering
• Programming knowledge (Python, R, MATLAB)
• Numerical simulations with COMSOL or Ansys
• Strong writing and communication skills
• Experience with electronics, robotics, and AI/ML applications

• Application Form
• CV/Resume
• Cover letter describing background and research interests
• Contact information of three references

 

• Choose your program and review the specific admission requirements on the UD Graduate Programs page.
• Prepare and submit your online application through the UD Graduate Application Portal   .
• Pay the application fee or request a fee waiver if eligible.
• Submit official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
• Provide standardized test scores if required (GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, or IELTS) based on your program.
• Confirm that English proficiency requirements are met: TOEFL or IELTS is generally required for non-native English speakers.
• Submit letters of recommendation and any other program-specific documents.
• Monitor your application status through the portal and ensure all materials are received.
• Await admission decision from the University of Delaware.
• If admitted, follow instructions to accept your offer and prepare for enrollment.