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IIE UPS Scholarship for Minority Students

The UPS Scholarship for Minority Students is available to undergraduate students enrolled in any school in the United States and its territories, Canada and Mexico, provided the school's engineering program or equivalent is accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by IIE and the student is pursuing a course of study in industrial engineering.

Students may not apply directly for any scholarships except the IIE Council of Fellows Undergraduate Scholarship. They must be nominated. Nominations must be made by IE department heads and mailed to the Institute headquarters by November 15.

For more information and an application for this and other scholarships awarded by the IIE, please visit our website.

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