Name: National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Scholarship
Award Amount: Varies by scholarship (often $1,000–$10,000+)
Information And Eligibility:
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Scholarship Program supports students who are pursuing degrees in engineering, computer science, technology, and related STEM fields. As part of NSBE’s mission to increase the number of Black engineers and technical professionals, the scholarship program helps remove financial barriers and foster academic success, leadership, and professional development. Awards are offered through multiple scholarship funds affiliated with NSBE and its partners, which means students may be eligible for more than one scholarship based on their major, year in school, GPA, leadership activities, and financial need.
NSBE scholarships are open to undergraduate and, in some cases, graduate students who are enrolled or planning to enroll full-time in ABET-accredited engineering, computer science, or STEM-related programs at colleges or universities in the United States. Many scholarships are targeted to specific majors within engineering or technology disciplines, while others are broader and consider academic performance, leadership involvement, service to community, and demonstrated commitment to the NSBE mission. Because awards vary by sponsor and criteria, applicants are encouraged to review the full list of available NSBE scholarships when applying.
In addition to financial support, NSBE scholarship recipients often gain access to professional development resources, mentorship networks, internship and job opportunities shared through NSBE chapters, and invitations to NSBE national conferences. Participation in NSBE through student chapters, leadership roles, outreach programs, or community service is strongly encouraged and can strengthen scholarship applications. NSBE’s scholarships are part of a holistic support system for Black students in STEM that emphasizes academic achievement, community engagement, and career readiness.
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Deadline: Varies by scholarship (check NSBE’s official scholarship portal for current deadlines)
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