What is a Quadrilateral Fellowship? How do I apply to study in the US and check eligibility?
The Quad leaders will open applications for a fellowship that will sponsor 100 US, Indian, Australian, and Japanese students to study in the US for graduate degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics STEM fields.
The Quad Fellowship will be launched by US President Biden, along with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Japanese Prime Minister Kishida and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, during the Quad Summit in Tokyo on Tuesday. The first batch of Quad Fellows will arrive on campus in autumn 2023. The Quad leaders will open applications for a fellowship that will sponsor 100 US, Indian, Australian and Japanese students to study in the US for graduate degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics STEM fields. The Quad Fellowship empowers exceptional STEM graduate students to research and innovation with a lens of positive social impact. The White House said in a briefing statement that it provides scholarships, immersive and inspiring events at the intersection of STEM and society, mentorship and career-advancing programming, and cross-cultural exchange opportunities.
You can verify eligibility by reviewing the criteria on the Quad Fellowship website resume, transcript, and three letters of recommendation, and all application material must be in English. If not, you must submit a translated transcript, signed and certified by your institution of an official translator.
Await notification for the next steps by mid-July.
At the time of submission, you must be at least 18 years of age.
You must be citizens or legal permanent residents of the US, Australia, Japan, or India. Must have superior academic achievement at the undergraduate level.
If they are enrolled in a qualified academic program during their time as a Fellow i.e., they can apply for a Master's or PhD degree. What is the Quad Fellowship from August 2023 -- May 2024?