Student Resources
Student Resources
We work closely with alumni and private business leaders to supply ongoing opportunities and to continue the cycle of education and service in the engineering community.
Thesis and Dissertation Guide
Thesis and dissertation help from the University of Dayton Libraries. Click here to go to the Thesis & Dissertation Guide for engineering students.
Fellowships, Grants and Assistantships
Clare Boothe Luce Fellowship
Awarded to qualified women who are doctoral candidates or candidates for a master's degree in scientific or engineering fields. Open to U.S. citizens only. For more information, contact your department chairperson. Click here to visit the Clare Booth Luce Foundation website.
Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute Fellowships
DAGSI will award up to 15 three-year fellowships to new doctoral students studying engineering or computer science at one of the three member institutions: the Air Force Institute of Technology, the University of Dayton or Wright State University. These fellowships support full-time, research-based doctoral study and will be awarded to candidates with exceptional, demonstrated capability and aptitude. Click here to visit DAGSI website for more information.
Hans von Ohain Fellowship
Awarded to a full-time doctoral student with excellent academic credentials who is interested in entering the aerospace profession. Must be a native-born American. For more information, contact your department chairperson.
Learn, Lead and Serve Fund Grants
Make a positive impact on the community while exploring engineering concepts. The School of Engineering Learn, Lead and Serve (LLS) Fund encourages students to perform domestic and international research while serving community organizations. Individual grants range from $1,000 to $2,000 and higher amounts are available for team projects. Applications are accepted each semester. For more information, contact Dr. Malcolm Daniels.
Ohio Space Grant Consortium Fellowships
Competitively awarded fellowships to graduate students pursuing degrees in one of the STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering, or mathematics) at Ohio Space Grant Consortium (OSGC) universities. Awardees are required to participate in university research projects and present results at the annual OSGC Research Symposium. Click here to visit OSGC website for more information.