About This Site

The Student Grants and Fellowship Database at Yale University serves students, administrators, and the university as a whole by centralizing Yale funded and Yale administered grants, fellowships, and internships, both domestic and international, into a searchable and dynamic web-based interface. This project is a joint effort of the Law School, the Graduate School, the Secretary's Office, the Office of Fellowship Programs, and the Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies. While each of these has contributed funds to this project, the major donor is Thomas C. Barry, Yale College Class of 1966.

For Students

For students, the database provides a secure location to research, save results, and register all in one web interface. It is powerful enough to search through hundreds of grants and fellowships, yet still find the most pertinent opportunities available. The database also allows saving of searches and on-line registration for multiple grants and fellowships.

For Administrators

The design of the database is structured for administrators as well. Its data entry technique is simple and flexible to accommodate many file formats. Management privileges can be assigned to create an efficient workflow within a department, allowing various staff to edit and approve grant and fellowship publishing. Reporting features provide a range of possibilities, from finding application statistics and demographics to knowing where students are if issues of health and safety arise.

For Yale University

This tool also allows for prospective students, funding institutes, and the public at-large to see how education and research about our world and ourselves is alive at Yale University.