Scholarship details
UT Chattanooga has taken the initiative to assist students who have been impacted by the crisis in Ukraine by creating Global Response Assistantships for the academic year 2022-2023, which will be available to students who are impacted by the war in Ukraine. This scholarship has been created specifically for overseas students from Ukraine who have been adversely affected by the war in their home country. Students must hold a bachelor’s degree and be applying for a graduate program in order to be considered. The scholarship award will cover all of the costs of attendance, including tuition, airfare, and lodging.
About the Scholarship:
The University of Tennessee is the state’s land-grant, higher education institution and flagship public university. It is comprised of campuses at Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Martin; the Health Science Center at Memphis; the Space Institute at Tullahoma; and the statewide Institute of Agriculture and Institute for Public Service. With a presence in all 95 counties of the state, the University impacts the lives of thousands of Tennesseans every day through education, research and outreach. Current enrollment exceeds 49,000 and more than 362,000 students have earned degrees from the University of Tennessee. According to a recent assessment by “U.S. News & World Report,” graduates at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville graduate with less debt than students at most national universities. Programs are available through the Colleges of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Architecture and Design, Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Communications, Education, Engineering, Human Ecology, Law, Nursing, Social Work, and Veterinary Medicine, as well as the Schools of Biomedical Sciences and Information Sciences. Programs are also available through the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Many programs, including accountancy, business, and law, are regarded among the finest in the country, according to rankings. In addition to providing a high-quality education, the University of Tennessee at Knoxville’s lovely setting, mild climate, and recreational possibilities distinguish it as a highly competitive university among its peers. Currently, 128 National Merit Scholars are enrolled at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Knoxville is home to the university’s 533-acre campus. Statewide, the University provides a range of accessible and affordable educational opportunities at the undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as highly regarded professional schools. Faculty and students of every campus are involved in research that adds to the body of knowledge of academic disciplines and provides solutions to everyday problems. UT is committed to helping more Tennesseans earn college degrees and is pursuing new approaches to delivering education, particularly those regarding the impact of technology on higher education. In addition to being the state’s land-grant higher education institution and flagship public university, the University of Tennessee also serves as a research and development center. Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Martin campuses, as well as the Health Science Center in Memphis, the Space Institute at Tullahoma, and the statewide Institute of Agriculture and Institute for Public Service, make up the University of Tennessee System. Every day, the University of Tennessee has an impact on the lives of thousands of Tennesseans via education, research, and outreach. The University has a presence in all 95 counties of the state. The University of Florida offers a diverse range of accessible and affordable educational opportunities at the undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as highly recognized professional schools, throughout the whole state. Faculty and students on every campus are engaged in research that contributes to the body of knowledge in academic areas while also providing solutions to everyday challenges in the community. The University of Tennessee is committed to assisting more Tennesseans in obtaining college degrees and is exploring innovative approaches to delivering education, particularly those that address the influence of technology on higher learning. Everyone in this community of “intentional, enthusiastic, encouraging, and vibrant students” “is exceptionally welcome,” according to the undergrads, who “genuinely enjoy being at the institution.” In addition to making an effort to keep alumni connected and actually establish a Big Orange Family, the school welcomes students of “many varied backgrounds and personalities.” The bottom line is that students are not required to fit into a “Tennessee mold”—instead, there is a “very strong school spirit, even when the teams do not perform well,” and “you can always volunteer, which means so much to this campus community.” Despite the fact that this is a “predominantly white institution,” “a large number of offices, groups, and posts have been established to support diversity and multiculturalism.” The phrase “a positive overall vibe” refers to the fact that “everyone goes around campus with a smile on their face.” The presence of over 500 student clubs makes “this large university feel just a tiny bit smaller,” which is aided by the frequent availability of “free programs and refreshments on campus.” A large number of students participate in Greek life, yet it is not overwhelming (only around a quarter of students are participating), “leaving room for loads and tons of other activities.” Clubs and fraternities for students of many majors and general interests are available, as are several opportunities to “engage in community service, [get] outdoors, and [spend] time with one another.” Attending football and basketball games, as well as “participating in intramural activities such as basketball, flag football, and kickball,” is a pleasant way to get away from academics. With UT’s proximity to the Smoky Mountains, there are “a plethora of alternatives for getting active and outdoors on and around our campus,” and the city of Knoxville is right next door, providing access to a range of “restaurants, stores, and outdoor activities,” according to the university.
Scholarship Sponsor(s): University of Tennessee
Scholarship Country: United States
Scholarship Worth: $4500
Study Level: Masters
Nationality: International Students
They are noted for their high quality of education and infrastructure. On these huge campuses, you’ll find everything from libraries and workshops to labs, sports fields, and dorms for students. If you’re a student at the undergraduate level in Spain, Colombia or Brazil, you’re eligible for these Full Scholarships. Students in the Spanish educational system are free to pick and choose their own courses of study.
Scholarship Offer:
The following benefits will be granted to the students who are selected by the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga to be awarded this scholarship:
- Tuition and fees are included.
- Round-trip aircraft tickets from your home city to Chattanooga are required.
- Room and board (at 00:00 UTC
- $4500 every semester is the maximum amount.
Eligibility for Scholarship.
In order to be considered, applicants must meet all of the following/provided criteria:
- The situation in Ukraine has to have had a significant influence on the people who applied.
- The applicants must be enrolled as graduate students in at least nine (9) semester hours of graduate coursework relevant to your graduate degree at the time of their application.
- In order to be considered for admission, applicants must maintain a 3.25 cumulative grade point average across all graduate courses taken at UTC.
Nationality
The University of Tennessee 2022 Global Response Assistantships for Ukraine Students in USA for Master is open to all International Students
Application Procedure
Interested in learning more and being qualified? To apply, visit the University of Tennessee’s website at utk.co1.qualtrics.com.
Application Deadline
The application deadline for University of Tennessee 2022 Global Response Assistantships for Ukraine Students in USA for Master is May 4, 2022
