NSF Robert Noyce Scholarship at UVM
The NSF Robert Noyce Scholarship at UVM, funded by Vermont EPSCoR, supports MAT students preparing to teach STEM or computer science in underserved grades 7–12 schools.
Funder: Vermont EPSCoR
Due Dates: Deadlines vary by year; check program site for current cycle
Funding Amounts: Scholarship supports UVM MAT students; specific award size and duration not published—refer to program website for details.
Summary: Supports graduate students at UVM preparing to teach STEM or computer science in underserved grades 7–12 schools.
Key Information: Must be accepted to UVM’s MAT in Secondary Education; service commitment in high-need K–12 schools required.
Description
The NSF Robert Noyce Scholarship at the University of Vermont (UVM), promoted by Vermont EPSCoR, provides financial and professional support to graduate students enrolled in UVM’s Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Secondary Education. The program specifically aims to address the shortage of qualified STEM and computer science teachers in underserved and underrepresented K–12 schools, with a focus on grades 7–12. In addition to scholarship funding, recipients benefit from rigorous pedagogical preparation and professional development, fostering strong content knowledge and a commitment to educational equity.
