University of California-Los Angeles/Scholarship

David Biale Memorial Scholarship in Jewish Studies (Graduate)

Amount variesNot guaranteed

The David Biale Memorial Scholarship in Jewish Studies is a one time scholarship that supports short-term grants to defray costs associated with research or study in the field of Jewish Studies in honor of Professor David Biale.

Award $3,000.00

Deadline not stated. Check the official page

Who it is for, in the provider's words

  • Which collegeDavid Biale Memorial Scholarship in Jewish Studies (Graduate) - University of California-Los Angeles Scholarship Application
  • Who can applyThe David Biale Memorial Scholarship in Jewish Studies is a one time scholarship that supports short-term grants to defray costs associated with research or study in the field of Jewish Studies in honor of Professor David Biale. Graduate student grants (up to $3,000) can be used for research, conference travel, necessary equipment, and conference registration for graduate students associated with research or study in the field of Jewish studies, including Jewish history, Holocaust studies, archaeology, Sephardic studies, Moroccan Jewish studies, and more.

Create a free account and SCRN will check the conditions it can against your answers, and tell you which ones only the provider can judge.

What you need

The official page does not list required documents. Check the official page before you apply, since a provider can ask for paperwork it does not publish.

How to apply

  1. 1Apply on the official siteApplications are made directly with University of California-Los Angeles. SCRN does not submit anything for you.

Where this comes from

Last checked by SCRN
2026-10-11Verified null days ago
How it was verified
Read from the official page by SCRN's automated checks. Every detail shown is quoted from that page
Source level
Provider verifiedRead from the provider's own page.
Deadline
The source does not state oneThe source page does not state a deadline SCRN could confirm. Check the official page before relying on any date.
How often
one time
In the provider's words: where each detail comes from
Name
David Biale Memorial Scholarship in Jewish Studies (Graduate)Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/130134
Provider
University of California-Los Angeles Scholarship ApplicationRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/130134
What it provides
The David Biale Memorial Scholarship in Jewish Studies is a one time scholarship that supports short-term grants to defray costs associated with research or study in the field of Jewish Studies in honor of Professor David Biale. Graduate student grants (up to $3,000) can be used for research, conference travel, necessary equipment, and conference registration for graduate students associated with research or study in the field of Jewish studies, including Jewish history, Holocaust studies, archaeology, Sephardic studies, Moroccan Jewish studies, and more.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/130134
Amount
Award $3,000.00Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/130134
Which college
David Biale Memorial Scholarship in Jewish Studies (Graduate) - University of California-Los Angeles Scholarship ApplicationRead on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/130134
Who can apply
The David Biale Memorial Scholarship in Jewish Studies is a one time scholarship that supports short-term grants to defray costs associated with research or study in the field of Jewish Studies in honor of Professor David Biale. Graduate student grants (up to $3,000) can be used for research, conference travel, necessary equipment, and conference registration for graduate students associated with research or study in the field of Jewish studies, including Jewish history, Holocaust studies, archaeology, Sephardic studies, Moroccan Jewish studies, and more.Read on 2026-10-11 from https://ucla.academicworks.com/opportunities/130134
Report incorrect information
What is wrong?

Back to all programmes