Travel Grants

MS&T Travel Grants

The Material Advantage program now offers $500 travel grants to student chapters in support of attending AISTech, the TMS annual meeting, or the ACerS and ASM annual meetings held at Materials Science and Technology Conference & Show (MS&T), http://www.matscitech.org/.

The student chapter may determine how the grant is spent, either to cover many students’ hotel costs, or to cover 1 or 2 students traveling from afar. The grants are restricted to one grant per chapter per academic year. All grants are issued in check form to the chapter advisor, and will be sent after the event upon verification that the chapter was in attendance. If a chapter has special circumstances that require issuance of the check prior to the meeting, exceptions can be made on a case per case basis. Travel grants will be awarded on a first come, first serve basis, so act early! Chapters must be active and in good standing to be eligible for a travel grant.

For more information, contact AIST’s Courtney Young at (724) 814-3096.

ACerS Travel Awards

ACerS Student Travel Grant for MS&T
Apply for a travel grant to MS&T! Visit the ACerS Ceramic and Glass Industry Foundation’s (CGIF) Student Travel Grant Center for more details.

ACerS Energy Materials and Systems Division Student Stipend
The Energy Materials and Systems Division (EMSD) of The American Ceramic Society is sponsoring four stipends in the amount of $500 each to help fund student members in attending MS&T combined with the ACerS Annual Meeting. These stipends are open to students and targeted at deserving students with current or future interests in the nuclear and/or environmental fields of ceramic and materials engineering.  Student participation in EMSD sponsored symposia through an oral or poster presentation is encouraged but not required. Complete the nomination form online.

AIST Travel Grants

Steel to Students Training Program (Travel Grants)
The AIST Foundation is pleased to announce the Steel to Students Training Program. This initiative will provide up to US$600 in assistance for undergraduate and graduate-level students to attend AIST’s Technology Training Conferences. AIST represents individual members in the iron and steel community from more than 70 countries around the world. Technology Training Conferences are an integral component in facilitating the exchange of ideas and strengthening AIST’s global network.

ASM Student Chapter Travel Grants/ Scholarships

Certain ASM organized events may offer travel assistance to students. To see if grants are available and additional details, please visit the ASM Events page to view individual event websites and the programs/activities associated with them.

TMS Division Travel Scholarships

The society’s technical divisions typically offer a limited number of travel grants up to $500 each to student members interested in attending the TMS annual meeting or MS&T. At present, this assistance is provided by the:

Please submit the following documents online to complete the travel grant application process. Paper and e-mailed applications and letters will not be accepted.

  1. A completed application form. You may select one TMS technical division to apply through.
  2. A letter of interest. This should be no more than one page in length. Your letter should mention the division’s technical programming in which you are interested.

Applications will be reviewed by a subcommittee of the appropriate sponsoring division, and this group will select the award recipients. Students receiving travel grants are responsible for making their own meeting registration and travel arrangements.

Student Chapter Travel Reimbursements

An annual travel allowance of up to $500 is granted to each Material Advantage student chapter wishing to attend the TMS Annual Meeting. The funding is available as a reimbursement grant, and is only available for the TMS Annual Meeting. Travel support for MS&T is available through the Material Advantage program.

A Chapter Officer or Faculty Advisor must submit the Chapter Travel Reimbursement Form along with receipts for hotel and travel expenses. Verification of student attendance must also be provided to TMS by the student chapter. Requests for reimbursement should be submitted within two weeks following the meeting.

For more information, visit the TMS Web site.