Scholarships+

Student and travel scholarships

Explore our student and travel scholarships, both aiming to support and inspire pursuing careers in technology

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Google Scholarship recipients

We are thrilled to announce this year's recipients who represent 145 universities across 25 countries.

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Generation Google Scholarship (Asia Pacific)

  • 1000 USD

Designed to help students pursuing computer science degrees excel in technology and become leaders in the field. We strongly encourage women to apply.

Google Europe Students with Disabilities Scholarship

  • 7,000 EURO

We've partnered with EmployAbility, a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting students with disabilities while they pursue education and promising careers in computer science and related fields across Europe.

Google Lime Scholarship

  • 10,000 USD

We’re partnering with Lime Connect to offer scholarships to students with disabilities who are pursuing university degrees in the field of computer science in the U.S. or Canada.

Generation Google Scholarship (North America)

  • 10,000 USD

Designed to help aspiring students pursuing computer science, gaming, supply chain management, operations research, mechanical, electrical, or industrial engineering degrees excel in technology and become leaders in the field. We strongly encourage students who identify with a group historically excluded from the technology industry to apply.

Generation Google Scholarship (Europe, Middle East and Africa)

  • Varies by scholarship

Designed to help aspiring students pursuing computer science or gaming degrees excel in technology and become leaders in the field. We strongly encourage women to apply.

Google Student Veterans of America Scholarship

  • 10,000 USD

We partner with Student Veteran of America to offer scholarships to students veterans who are pursuing university degrees in the computer science and related fields.

Google Conference Scholarships

  • Deadline: 31 December 2030

Our travel scholarships are available throughout the world, and try to help break down the barriers that prevent underrepresented groups in computer science from attending leading technology conferences.