Scholarships at Temple University

Competitive grant of up to four thousand dollars for full-time Temple undergraduates undertaking a faculty-mentored scholarly, research, or creative arts project that advances their field of study. Project grants cover supplies, travel, and a student stipend budget; recipients must produce a final deliverable such as a paper, exhibit, or film. Apply through the Enrichment Programs Portal with faculty mentor endorsement. Spring applications for summer or fall projects are due March 15; fall applications for winter or spring projects are due October 15.

Summer research fellowship providing a four-thousand-dollar stipend for full-time Temple undergraduates who devote ten weeks to a focused faculty-mentored research or creative project, attend the required all-day Undergraduate Research Institute, register for fall independent study, and present at the Symposium for Undergraduate Research and Creativity. Applicants must secure a faculty mentor, maintain a zero bursar balance by May 1, and commit to full-time project work without outside employment or summer coursework. Applications are typically due in early spring with decisions by mid-March.

One three-thousand-dollar scholarship awarded annually to a full-time Fox School of Business undergraduate studying abroad at Temple University Rome. Students who apply for a Temple Rome semester scholarship through the Education Abroad program application and essay are automatically considered; preference is given to applicants with community stewardship experience. Deadlines align with Education Abroad scholarship cycles: April 1 for fall or academic year programs and October 1 for spring programs. Recipients must remain in good academic standing.

Bridge program for Philadelphia public or charter high school seniors who live in eight designated North Philadelphia ZIP codes surrounding Main Campus. Up to fifty seniors take a free dual-enrollment Temple course; twenty to twenty-five are selected as Cecil B. Moore Scholars with scholarships covering at least base tuition for four years plus summer bridge programming and advising through Heights Philadelphia. Apply via Common Application Early Action by November 1, confirm dual-enrollment interest, submit FAFSA, and complete program materials by March 1. Scholars are notified by April 1.

Endowed memorial scholarship for junior Honors students majoring in Film and Media Arts at Temple University, established by Adam Grickis's parents after his death in a car accident. Adam was an Honors film student known for talent, friendship, and love of learning. The award supports continuing Honors juniors in the Klein College film program. Selection is administered through the Honors Program based on program criteria rather than a separate public application cycle.