The Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies at Dartmouth College, an Ivy League institution in New Hampshire, has unveiled a fully funded scholarship program for graduate students enrolling in the 2026-27 academic year.
This initiative targets students pursuing PhD, MA in comparative literature, MS in earth science, and MFA in sonic practice. Awardees will receive a comprehensive financial package that includes:
- An annual stipend of KSh 6.4 million (approximately USD 49,862)
- Full tuition coverage
- Health insurance premiums fully paid by the school
- A relocation bonus of KSh 194,000 (USD 1,500) to assist with moving expenses to New Hampshire
- Childcare grants worth USD 5,000 (KSh 646,300) per child per year
- One-time USD 1,200 (KSh 155,000) payment to international students for visa-related costs
- Additional support including research and travel grants, interest-free emergency loans, barrier removal funds, and 24/7 teletherapy services accessible globally
PhD students maintaining good academic standing can expect funding guaranteed for up to five years, with opportunities to secure further prestigious external fellowships and grants.
Applicants are encouraged to consult Dartmouth College’s official platforms for eligibility criteria and application deadlines.
Local Scholarship Initiatives
In related news, the Technical University of Mombasa has announced scholarships for Kenyan graduates pursuing master's degrees in STEM fields. These scholarships aim to support advanced studies and facilitate progression to doctoral programs, addressing critical skill shortages in Kenya’s workforce.
