NSF Robert Noyce Scholarship at UVM
NSF Robert Noyce Scholarship at UVM supports graduate students’ preparation to teach STEM and computer science in grades 7–12, connecting teacher education with efforts to address educator shortages.
Funder: Vermont EPSCoR
Due Dates: Not specified
Funding Amounts: Award amount and duration not specified
Summary: An NSF scholarship at UVM supports graduate preparation for teaching STEM and computer science in grades 7–12.
Key Information: Applicants must be graduate students accepted into UVM’s Master of Arts in Teaching in Secondary Education program.
Description
The National Science Foundation’s Robert Noyce Scholarship opportunity at the University of Vermont supports graduate students preparing to become secondary educators in science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), and computer science. Offered through UVM’s Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Secondary Education program, it focuses on students interested in teaching grades 7–12.
The broader Robert Noyce Scholarship Program aims to address shortages of qualified K–12 STEM and computer science educators in underserved and underrepresented schools across the United States. The UVM opportunity connects graduate teacher preparation with that national goal. Vermont EPSCoR lists the scholarship among its funding opportunities; NSF is the scholarship program’s funder, and UVM is the offering institution.
