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NAASR & Knights of Vartan Fund for Armenian Studies Research Grants

National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR) / Knights of Vartan

Graduate and post-doctoral scholars at any institution doing research in Armenian Studies. Not available for undergraduate research, tuition, or living stipends at the applicant's own institution. CV and two academic recommendations required; one award per applicant per 12-month period. Proposals must be submitted at least three months before the event or project they fund.

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Due September 15, 2026
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AAPhA Pharmacy Scholarships (Harold R. Partamian & Apelian Family Funds)

Armenian American Pharmacists' Association

Full-time Doctor of Pharmacy students of Armenian parentage residing in New England and matriculated at a New England college or school of pharmacy, in their 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th professional year. Judged on academic excellence and/or financial need plus demonstrated accomplishment and interest in pharmacy. Previous recipients may not reapply.

Set annually by the scholarship committee
Due February 1, 2027
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Dr. George and Isabelle Elanjian Scholarship

Armenian Research Center, University of Michigan-Dearborn

Students of Armenian background at UM-Dearborn, including transfer students who have completed 12 credits at UM-Dearborn or another college. Recipients must enroll full-time (12+ credit hours in fall and winter), hold a 3.0+ GPA, demonstrate financial need, and submit two recommendation letters plus a current FAFSA. The award may be received more than once.

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Due March 14, 2027
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Unified College Scholarship (James Martin Klijian Memorial Fund)

St. John Armenian Apostolic Church (San Francisco, CA)

Students ages 17-24 active in St. John (San Francisco) parish youth life, such as Sunday School, ACYO, Church Choir, or Acolytes; the applicant or at least one parent must be a pledging church member. Funded by the Klijian Memorial Fund (established 1976) plus auxiliary-organization and private-donor scholarships; a student may receive the award up to four times.

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Reopens October 2026 (applications due October 15)
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St. James Armenian Church Scholarship Program

St. James Armenian Church (Watertown, MA)

Full-time college students or students accepted to post-secondary programs. At least one parent must be a dues-paid St. James member for over a year; applicants 18 and older must also be dues-paid members, and recipients must be present at the awards ceremony. Multiple parishioner-endowed funds; applications available mid-January by emailing the Scholarship Committee.

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ANCA Hovig Apo Saghdejian Capital Gateway Program

Armenian National Committee of America

Young Armenian American professionals and recent graduates seeking permanent employment or professional internships in public policy in Washington, DC. Participants receive a matched mentor and free housing for three months during their job search.

Three months of housing fees waived at the ANCA Aramian House, plus mentorship, career seminars, and office space
Multiple sessions per year
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ANCA Rising Leaders Program

Armenian National Committee of America, with the AYF Eastern and Western US

Armenian American university students and recent graduates aged 18 and over; Washington, DC-area Armenian American high school seniors may also take part. The top 25 applicants per session are selected on academic excellence and demonstrated community youth leadership, and submit a 600-word essay, one recommendation from an educator or community organizer, and a description of volunteer experience. Students cover their own travel to Washington.

Participation fee of $25
Annual, over spring break in Washington, DC
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The simplest way is to use one verified directory instead of searching each organization separately. The ARF Shant Student Association gathers Armenian scholarships, fellowships, and grants into a single directory, drawn from dozens of sources: AGBU, the Armenian Relief Society, university-specific programs, and more. Filter by level, search by name or field, and apply directly. You can also submit any scholarship we're missing.
Do I need to be Armenian to apply?
It depends on the scholarship. Many Armenian scholarships require Armenian heritage or descent, but eligibility varies by program. Some are open to students studying Armenian topics, attending particular schools, or meeting financial-need and GPA criteria regardless of background. Always check the eligibility details on each scholarship's page and on the organization's official application before applying.
When do most Armenian scholarships open?
Most Armenian scholarship programs open applications in the winter and early spring, with deadlines commonly falling between March and June for the following academic year. Many are recurring annual programs, so this directory keeps them listed year-round and shows when each one is expected to reopen, which gives you time to prepare.
How often is this directory updated?
Every listing is checked by hand against the organization's official page before it is added, and the whole directory is reviewed on a rolling basis. The date of the last review is shown above the results and on every listing. Expired one-time deadlines drop off automatically, while recurring programs stay listed with their next expected opening.