Undergraduate Scholarships

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The School of Engineering (SOE) offers a variety of scholarships to undergraduate students enrolled in any of the SOE majors, including students admitted into the pre-major engineering program. These scholarships usually supplement any other general scholarship received at the university level (e.g. Lottery, Regents, Presidential, Amigo, UNM Scholars, etc).

Each scholarship has specific eligibility requirements that vary according to the funding sources. Although there are some merit-based scholarships available, there are a large number of need-based scholarships and we highly recommend all students to submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You can submit a FAFSA online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. UNM's federal aid school code is 002663.

Responsive and Resilient AI for Autonomous Systems Engineering (RAISE)

The Responsive and Resilient AI for Autonomous Systems Engineering (RAISE) program is a $3M NSF National Research Traineeship program that provides state-of-the-art research and graduate education in autonomous systems engineering at The University of New Mexico. RAISE provides a unique opportunity for MSc and PhD students to integrate knowledge of AI and machine learning within a human context in autonomous systems. Eligible to 4+1 shared credit students.

Applications due for primary consideration: February 18, 2025
Notification: March 3, 2025
Start of program: August 21, 2025

SOE Summer Scholarships

Various scholarships are available this summer for SOE undergraduate students registering for 3 or more summer credit hours at UNM’s main campus.

Deadline: May 20

Apply online

SOE Scholarships for Undergraduates

Don't miss out on the following internal School of Engineering Scholarship Opportunities for Fall/Spring.

Deadline: June 1

Apply online

NSF Scholarship Application

Departmental Scholarships

Students will be considered for SOE departmental scholarships by submitting the standard SOE scholarship application due June 1st every year. Note: Certain departments may require students to be admitted to the UNM School of Engineering department or program and meet all of the scholarship requirements before being considered for a department-specific scholarship.