Office of Global Business

Funding Your Global Experience

Students Going Global

Fisher Global Grant

Could $750 - $1,500 help you to pursue a global experience? If you qualify for one of our global programs, you qualify for grant funds!

The Fisher Global Grant is available on a first-come, first-serve basis for Fisher undergraduate and graduate students. Apply Today! (The application for Autumn 2024- Summer 2025 will open the first week of class.)

***Please make sure to create a profile in ScholarshipUniverse and answer the matching question related to study abroad, prior to applying for the Fisher Global Grant.

Grant Application is OPEN

Fisher Passport Scholarship

The Fisher Passport Scholarship is now available for all Fisher students, including those applying for Fisher Global Consulting: Non-profit, Fisher DEI Global Scholars, and Honors Cohort Global Labs programs. Apply through the ScholarshipUniverse application and receive $150 towards a new passport! Fisher Passport Scholarship recipients will need to provide confirmation of their purchase prior to receiving the scholarship funds.  Take this first step toward going global!

Due to generous subsidies already included in their program fees, students who plan to apply for the Fisher Global Consulting: Non-Profit, Fisher DEI Global Scholars, Honors Cohort Global Labs and GAP programs are ineligible for the Fisher Global Grant. However, they may still use the Fisher Global Grant application to apply for the new Fisher Passport Scholarship.

Other Funding Opportunities

Students can access additional scholarship applications through ScholarshipUniverse at osu.scholarshipuniverse.com by logging in with their Ohio State username and password.

OSU Scholarships


ALI Intermediate/Advanced Study Abroad Grants

The Advanced Language Institute, funded by the Loann Crane endowment, will provide grants for undergraduate Study Abroad at the intermediate or above level in a world language (not English).


Arthur C. & Laura Bell Chamblin Jahn Memorial Scholarship

Through the Department of French and Italian, one or two prizes will be awarded annually to be used for tuition at The Ohio State University to students in French or Italian who are also majoring in or taking coursework in accounting or other areas of business.


Department Scholarship Competition

Scholarships awarded by the Department of French and Italian can support: Ohio State tuition for academic year 2024-25, and/or study abroad in Summer 2024, Fall 2024, and Spring 2025. The objective of these awards is to help students improve their fluency in French and Italian while immersing themselves in Francophone and Italian-speaking cultures. Priority is given to applicants to such programs.


Huntington International Fellowship

The Huntington National Bank pledged over $300,000 to The Ohio State University Campaign in the form of an endowed fund to benefit undergraduate humanities students (sophomores or juniors) interested in international business and world languages. Applications for the fellowship program are now available in the Center for Languages, Literatures and Cultures.


Mary Nancy Davis Fund

The Mary Nancy Davis Scholarship is offered through the John Glenn Institute. The applicant must be from Ohio and a participant of the John Glenn Learning Community, pursuing a degree in any area except the visual arts.


Matthew T. Williams Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship is offered through the College of Engineering. The applicant must be an undergraduate student at Ohio State, majoring in electrical and computer engineering while working part-time. Applicant must have a minimum 2.8 GPA.


Moyne Morgan Scholarship

This scholarship is offered to those associated with Beta Theta Pi. Applicant must be enrolled full-time at Fisher College of Business at Ohio State University and a members of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity in good standing with a minimum 3.0 GPA.


Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI)

ODI offers two unique scholarships to help students reach their dream of traveling abroad for an educational experience.


OIA Global Online Learning Scholarship

The OIA Global Online Learning Scholarship is offered through the Office of International Affairs. Applicants must be applying for a virtual experience that occurs during either May or summer sessions in 2021. Successful applicants will be awarded $250 in scholarship funds to be applied towards the cost of their virtual experience. 


Office of International Affairs (OIA)

OIA offers over 20 unique scholarships, as well as college-specific funding opportunities.


SAC Scholarship

Student-Alumni Council is offering multiple scholarships for undergraduate students. SAC is dedicated to enhancing the connection among students, and works to foster a sense of community and instill in the student body a lifelong commitment to our alma mater. Please contact Mayle Barr at barr.379@osu.edu with any questions.


Second-Year Transformational Experience Program (STEP)

STEP enables student to enrich their second-year experience at OSU through activities such as internships and education abroad opportunities. Student participants are able to apply their $2,000 grant towards program fees and expenses associated with education abroad programs offered through the Fisher College of Business.


Undergraduate Fellowship Office

The Undergraduate Fellowship Office advises and assists all qualified undergraduates interested in applying for national scholarships and fellowships.


Undergraduate Student Grants

There are a variety of scholarships available to students from several sources. The Center for Languages Literatures and Cultures offers the NSEP Boren Scholarships to students who wish study a wide range of critical languages, including Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese, and Swahili.


USG Academic Enrichment Grant

The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Academic Enrichment Grant award amounts range from $100 to $1,200.


Wolfe Study Abroad Scholarship

The Wolfe Study abroad scholarship is offered through the Office of International Affairs. Scholarships will be awarded to full-time undergraduate students attending Ohio State in a degree-granting program.


Student Financial Aid Options

You must be formally accepted into an education abroad program through the Fisher College of Business or the Office of International Affairs before aid eligibility can be determined.

Step 1: Fill Out & Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and Ohio State Scholarship Application

  • Both will be used to calculate the amount of money you will be awarded for the semester or term in which you plan to have a global experience.

Step 2: Submit Budget Letter to the Student Service Center

  • Either Office of Global Business or Office of International Affairs will provide you with a budget letter once you have been accepted. 

Step 3: Sign up for Direct Deposit & Schedule Financial Aid Counselor Meeting

  • Signing up for direct deposit will allow you to receive funding 5-7 days prior to the start of your program instead of waiting for a mailed check.

Contact Information

Megan Streng

Program Coordinator 

Office of Global Business
Mason Hall 224
250 W. Woodruff Ave.
Columbus, Ohio 43210, USA