Scholarships & Funding

Scholarships

Overview

Studying abroad is a transformative journey, offering unparalleled access to new cultures, perspectives, and opportunities. The USF Global Learning Office (GLO) is committed to ensuring every student can access these experiences, regardless of financial background. We offer a range of scholarships to help make global learning a reality, allowing you to focus on what matters most: your academic and personal growth. 

Why Study Abroad?

Global experiences are essential for success in an interconnected world. They develop cultural competence, leadership abilities, and adaptability鈥攕kills highly valued by employers and integral to your personal and academic development.

Support Our Students

You can help break down financial barriers. Donate to the and empower the next generation of Bulls to explore the world. 

important dates 

Deadlines to apply for Global Learning Scholarships are listed by application cycle. Apply for the cycle that matches your program semester. Cycles and deadline dates will be updated when they come available.

Rolling Scholarship Deadlines
Cycle / Term Open Date Application Deadline
Spring 2026 August 22, 2025 October 8, 2025
Summer 2026 August 22, 2025 October 8, 2025
Fall 2026 August 22, 2025 December 1, 2025

How to Apply

The Global Learning Office (GLO) uses a single, unified application on . By completing this one application, you will be considered for all GLO-administered scholarships for which you meet the eligibility criteria.

Eligibility & Requirements

To be considered for a scholarship, you must:

  • Review eligibility details on the GLO Administered Scholarships page.
  • Note: Non-degree students are not eligible for USF-administered scholarships and should seek funding through their home institutions.
  • Submit the complete scholarship application via InfoReady.
  • Commit to your chosen study abroad program by the specified deadline upon award notification.
  • Pay your required program deposit.

Failure to meet any of these conditions will result in scholarship ineligibility and revocation of any awarded funds.