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Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State
A new fellowship for Penn State undergraduates in the international agriculture minor, supporting semester-long international experiences that deepen understanding of global food and fibre systems.
| Amount / funding | Up to USD 9,000 to support tuition and expenses for the international experience |
|---|---|
| Deadline | 9 November 2026 (for travel in spring and summer 2027 semesters; year inferred from the 2026-10-28 Penn State announcement – confirm year on the application page) |
| Start date | Spring/summer 2027 (travel semesters) |
| Level | undergraduate |
| Funding type | full |
| Field |
About this scholarship
A new fellowship for Penn State undergraduates in the international agriculture minor, supporting semester-long international experiences that deepen understanding of global food and fibre systems.
Minimum requirements
Undergraduate student in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, in the International Agriculture minor (INTAG); preference for third- and fourth-year students.
Application checklist
- Confirm you meet the stated eligibility for Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State: Undergraduate student in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, in the International Agriculture minor (INTAG).
- Apply through the official application route for Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State (psu.edu); follow the portal steps on that page rather than an aggregator page.
- Prepare your academic transcripts, CV and personal statement for Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State; check the official page for the exact document list for this programme.
- Ask referees early for Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State and check the official page whether references are required for this programme.
- Check the official page whether any language evidence or test score is required for Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State (language of instruction on the record: English).
- Submit by the deadline on the record for Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State: 9 November 2026 (for travel in spring and summer 2027 semesters; year inferred from the 2026-10-28 Penn State announcement – confirm year…
- Budget Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State on the funding stated on the record: Up to USD 9,000 to support tuition and expenses for the international experience. Check the official page for what is and is not covered.
Application tips
- For Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State (United States (Penn State students; travel abroad); undergraduate): work back from the 9 November 2026 (for travel in spring and summer 2027 semesters; year inferred from the 2026-10-28 Penn State… deadline and submit early enough for references and documents to arrive, noting any time zone stated on the record.
- Check the eligibility edge for Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State first: Undergraduate student in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, in the International Agriculture minor (INTAG); If any clause does not clearly cover you, ask the sponsor before spending time on the full application.
- Budget Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State on Up to USD 9,000 to support tuition and expenses for the international experience; check the official page for what is excluded (fees, travel, living costs). Funding type on the record: full. Do not assume full coverage unless the record states it.
- For Arbuckle-Reese Fellows Program for the International Agriculture Minor – Penn State (11 Agriculture & Food Science), connect your school results and activities directly to the subject of this award, and use the personal statement to explain why this institution and field, not just why you need funding.
Always verify deadline, amount and eligibility on the official page before applying. Values marked ESTIMATE are based on a previous cycle and are not confirmed for the current round.
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