Scholarship
Boren Awards for International Study
The Boren Awards provide funding for U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to study less commonly taught languages in world regions critical to U.S. interests, including Morocco. Recipients commit to working in the federal government for at least one year after graduation.
About this scholarship
Boren Awards for International Study is offered by National Security Education Program for study in Morocco at bachelor and master level. The award is valued at $20,000, provided as other support.
What the funding covers
This scholarship is classified as other funding. Applicants selected receive $20,000. Selection is merit-based, so academic and personal achievement carry the most weight.
Who can apply
The award is open to candidates applying at bachelor and master level. Eligible study areas include Language Studies and International Relations. Nationality requirements apply: USA.
Eligibility
U.S. citizens enrolled in an accredited U.S. institution of higher education.
How to apply
No fixed closing date is published, so check the provider for the current cycle. Requirements are set by the provider and can change between intakes, so verify each item on the official page before submitting.
Eligible study levels
bachelor and master
Fields of study
Language Studies and International Relations
Nationality requirements
USA
Funding basis
Merit-based
Some scholarship details still require source confirmation. Confirm the study destination and applicant eligibility with the provider before applying.
Key details
- Provider
- National Security Education Program
- Study destination
- Morocco
- Eligible applicant countries
- USA and United States
- Award
- $20,000
- Funding type
- other
- Selection basis
- Merit-based
- Study levels
- bachelor and master
- Fields of study
- Language Studies and International Relations
- Nationality
- USA
- Deadline
- Deadline unknown
Confirm current eligibility, deadlines, and application instructions with the provider before applying.
Reference sourceSource last checked: 2026-09-23