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Monthly mini-grants are meant to support academic year undergraduate research and travel in all disciplines.

The Grua/O'Connell Research Awards are meant to support faculty mentored student research expenses such as travel, books, or equipment.

Available through the Career Planning Center, funded internship programs include the Davis Projects for the Peace and the Preston Public Interest Career Fund, among others.

The museum offers an for Italian and international students who study art, art history, or related disciplines who are interested in gaining first-hand experience of how a museum is run.

The is a paid internship and cultural-exchange program offering students and recent graduates an opportunity to work as teaching assistants in a secondary school in Lombardy—a vibrant commercial region in northern Italy—for a partial or full academic year. Interns receive a monthly study grant, work with an advisor to plan a program that gels with their interests and career goals, and may take classes at a partnering Italian university. One space is reserved each year for ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø±¬ÍøÕ¾ participants who meet the requirements.

This aids students interested in seeking funding opportunities outside of the NIAF Scholarship Program providing a comprehensive listing of scholarships granted by other organizations for Italian Americans and students of Italian language.

This , sponsored by the National Italian American Foundation, is an all-expenses paid trip that targets Italian American students. The scholarship covers round-trip airfare between Italy and America and ten days of programs.

The Programma Ponte, now in its sixteenth year, is a collaborative initiative, sponsored by the Association of Italian American Educators (AIAE), the Federazione Nazionale dei Cavalieri del Lavoro (FNCL), and the Istituto Superiore per la Comunicazione e l'Opinione Pubblica (ISCOP), associated with the Department of Social Sciences of the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, Rome, Italy. It is a four-week summer program of study in Rome and the scholarship covers room and board expenses.

These are designed to conduct study and/or research in one country for an academic year, providing round-trip transportation, book and research allowances, maintenance, supplemental health coverage, and language or orientation courses. These grants are a great opportunity to create long-lasting connections with scholars in Italian-speaking countries for in-depth research. A great foundation for future graduate or professional studies.