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Vodafone-US Foundation
Scholarship/Fellowship Program

In 2003, The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering received a 5 year $3+ million grant from the Vodafone-US Foundation for scholarship, fellowship and program support in recognition of the college’s programs in wireless engineering. To attract new, highly qualified students to Auburn University’s internationally acclaimed wireless engineering program -- enhancing its existing body of exceptional students from the international arena -- the program provides support for both four-year undergraduate scholarships and four-year graduate fellowships. Both tuition scholarships and full scholarships are awarded. We congratulate the scholars and fellows to date.

Interested undergraduate students must complete the application. To be considered, you must also apply to and be accepted for enrollment in Auburn University. Graduate fellows are selected from the pool of doctoral applicants to the Departments of Computer Science and Software Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Prathima Agrawal
Samuel Ginn Distinguished Professor and Director,
Wireless Engineering Research and Education Center (WEREC)
Harish Kongara, Web-Master