572 Master's Scholarships in United States for International Students
Explore scholarships for master’s degrees in the United States, including funding opportunities for international students pursuing graduate study at American research universities, professional schools, and specialized programs. This search can help you identify awards that may cover tuition, living expenses, travel, or other study costs, such as the Fulbright Foreign Student Program and the Knight-Hennessy Scholarships at Stanford University. You can also review the best scholarships in the USA for international students and strengthen your academic preparation with free learning opportunities in master’s-level open courses or master’s computer science open courses.
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| Degree level | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Master’s | 124 |
Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships
| Recipients per nationality | Nationalities / reported countries of origin |
|---|---|
| 31 | Pakistan |
| 6 | Nigeria |
| 5 | Argentina, Panama |
| 4 | Colombia, India |
| 3 | Ghana, Nicaragua, Spain, Tunisia |
| 2 | Bangladesh, Bhutan, Chile, Egypt, Honduras, Iraq, Italy, Kosovo, Lebanon, Madagascar, Mexico, Peru, Philippines, Thailand |
| 1 | Azerbaijan, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Cambodia, China, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Georgia, Haiti, Indonesia, Libya, Mauritania, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, North Macedonia, Samoa, South Korea, South Kurdistan, Timor-Leste, Ukraine, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Zambia, Zimbabwe |
| Subject category | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Engineering and Technology | 20 |
| Social Sciences | 20 |
| Business and Economics | 19 |
| Medicine and Health | 12 |
| Computer Science and Data Science | 7 |
| Education | 6 |
| Natural Sciences and Mathematics | 5 |
| Agriculture and Environmental Studies | 4 |
| Law | 4 |
| Humanities | 3 |
| Arts and Design | 2 |
| Scholarship | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Fulbright Foreign Student Program | 69 |
| AAUW's International Fellowship | 3 |
| Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | 2 |
| AAUW International Fellowship | 1 |
| AAUW International Master’s/First Professional Degree Fellowship2023–2024 | 1 |
| Academic scholarship at University of Denver | 1 |
| Academic scholarship at University of Nebraska–Lincoln | 1 |
| ASU Graduate College Scholarship for International Students | 1 |
| ASU tuition waiver | 1 |
| Aurelia Murphy Killian Endowment in Public Health Scholarship | 1 |
| Recipient | Scholarship | Institution and destination | Funded degree/program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ángela Sánchez (2022–2024) — Colombia | AAUW International Fellowships; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship; Comparative and International Education Program Scholarship; International Students Scholarship; Patricia Green Scholarship; Susan Fuhrman Scholarship; COLFUTURO Scholarship-Loan | Teachers College, Columbia University; United States | Master’s in Education, International and Comparative Education |
| Alessandra Rodríguez — Peru | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship; Harvard merit-based scholarship; Beca Generación del Bicentenario | Harvard University; United States | Master’s in Urban Planning |
| Meghna Lama — India | Outstanding Student Scholarship; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship; Aurelia Murphy Killian Endowment in Public Health Scholarship | UTHealth Houston School of Public Health; United States | Master’s in MPH Epidemiology |
| Gaston Alejandro Fernandez (final semester June 2024) — Argentina | Fulbright CFI Scholarship; Government of Chaco tuition support; CUNY tuition funding | City University of New York; United States | Master’s in Urban Design and Planning |
| Munkhjin (from Fall 2023) — Mongolia | Fulbright Foreign Student Award; Indiana University scholarship | Indiana University Bloomington; United States | Master’s in Public Affairs, specializing in Sustainability and International Development |
| Mochamad Triawan (2021 start; two academic years (end year estimated 2023)) — Indonesia | SAIS Global Scholarship; LPDP Scholarship | Johns Hopkins University, SAIS; United States | Master’s in International Relations |
| Mariam Tsindeliani — Georgia | Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship; Duke University 40% Tuition Scholarship | Duke University; United States | Master’s in Medical Physics |
| Kari Fuentes (Estimated 2022–2024) — Chile | AAUW International Fellowships; IEI Fellowship; The New School Merit Scholarship | Parsons School of Design, The New School; United States | Master’s in Transdisciplinary Design (MFA) |
| Guisselle Celis Blanco — Nicaragua | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; University of Denver Special Merit Scholarship; University of Denver Founder’s Recognition Scholarship | University of Denver; United States | Master’s in International Development — Sustainable Development and Data Science specialisations |
| Emuobonuvie Akpeghagha — Nigeria | International Student Achievement Scholarship; Graduate Assistantship — University of Nebraska at Omaha | University of Nebraska at Omaha; United States | Master’s in MBA, Investment Science concentration |
| Sirada Kananurak (2024 scholarship; two academic years) — Thailand | Fulbright Thai Graduate Scholarship Program; ASU tuition waiver | Arizona State University; United States | Master’s |
| Zain Hussain — Pakistan | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; Columbia Electrical Engineering Tesla Scholarship | Columbia University; United States | Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Smart Electric Energy specialization |
| Victoria Contreras del Olmo — Argentina | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; University of Maryland tuition scholarship; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship | University of Maryland, College Park; United States | Master’s in Public Policy |
| Vee Dayandayan (2023 award; expected Spring 2025 completion) — Philippines | Fulbright Scholarship, 2023 | Clark University; United States | Master’s in International Development |
| Sara Ben Lashihar (2009–2011) — Libya | Fulbright Scholarship for Libyans | University of Nebraska-Lincoln; United States | Master’s in Science, with Building Information Modelling study |
| Sabera — Bangladesh | UCF Research and Teaching Assistantships | University of Central Florida; United States | Master’s in Biotechnology |
| Omar Souabni — Tunisia | Fulbright Scholarship | Emory University; United States | Master’s in Public Health, Global Health |
| Niyaz Najm Salih (2023–2025 scholarship cohort) — South Kurdistan | Fulbright graduate award, 2023–2025 cohort | Wayne State University; United States | Master’s in Linguistics |
| Mulenga Mutema Chibesa (expected completion in 2025) — Zambia | Fulbright Foreign Student Program Scholarship | Missouri University of Science and Technology; United States | Master’s in Metallurgical Engineering |
| Mukhlisa — Uzbekistan | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | Pompeu Fabra University, Erasmus University Rotterdam and University of Arizona; Netherlands; Spain; United States | Master’s in Law and Economics (EMLE) |
Funding Reported by Recipients
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/funding source | Reported support |
|---|---|---|
| Ángela Sánchez Master’s in Education, International and Comparative Education | AAUW International Fellowships; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship; Comparative and International Education Program Scholarship; International Students Scholarship; Patricia Green Scholarship; Susan Fuhrman Scholarship; COLFUTURO Scholarship-Loan | AAUW International Fellowships Second-year AAUW USD 20,000 and PEO USD 12,000; TC program USD 12,000; international USD 11,270; Green USD 5,911; Fuhrman USD 3,940; COLFUTURO loan-scholarship USD 50,000 |
| Alessandra Rodríguez Master’s in Urban Planning | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship; Harvard merit-based scholarship; Beca Generación del Bicentenario | Fulbright Foreign Student Program ; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship ; Harvard merit-based scholarship; Beca Generación del Bicentenario — The four awards collectively supported tuition and living expenses; Fulbright also funded additional TOEFL preparation. |
| Meghna Lama Master’s in MPH Epidemiology | Outstanding Student Scholarship; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship; Aurelia Murphy Killian Endowment in Public Health Scholarship | Outstanding Student Scholarship USD1,000 Outstanding Student plus in-state tuition eligibility; PEO USD12,500; second-year Killian USD1,000 |
| Gaston Alejandro Fernandez Master’s in Urban Design and Planning | Fulbright CFI Scholarship; Government of Chaco tuition support; CUNY tuition funding | Fulbright CFI Scholarship Fulbright CFI covered living expenses; the Government of Chaco and CUNY contributed tuition funding. Together, the components covered tuition and living costs. |
| Munkhjin Master’s in Public Affairs, specializing in Sustainability and International Development | Fulbright Foreign Student Award; Indiana University scholarship | Reported USD 38,100 from Indiana University and USD 54,500 from Fulbright across two academic years, covering tuition, health insurance, visa and living support. |
| Mochamad Triawan Master’s in International Relations | SAIS Global Scholarship; LPDP Scholarship | SAIS Global Scholarship SAIS covered 80% of first-year tuition. LPDP covered the remaining first-year tuition and living support, then provided full support in the second year. |
| Mariam Tsindeliani Master’s in Medical Physics | Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship; Duke University 40% Tuition Scholarship | Approximately US$123,000 per year for two years; tuition, airfare, insurance and application fees, with US$3,075 monthly living stipend; additional Duke 40% tuition scholarship. |
| Kari Fuentes Master’s in Transdisciplinary Design (MFA) | AAUW International Fellowships; IEI Fellowship; The New School Merit Scholarship | AAUW supported first study year with about US$20,000; IEI and Merit awards also accepted for graduate study |
| Guisselle Celis Blanco Master’s in International Development — Sustainable Development and Data Science specialisations | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; University of Denver Special Merit Scholarship; University of Denver Founder’s Recognition Scholarship | Fulbright covered tuition, living expenses, health insurance and travel, plus application and test fees. University of Denver Special Merit Scholarship and Founder’s Recognition Scholarship each provided partial tuition support. |
| Emuobonuvie Akpeghagha Master’s in MBA, Investment Science concentration | International Student Achievement Scholarship; Graduate Assistantship — University of Nebraska at Omaha | International Student Achievement Scholarship Year one USD 5,000; year two graduate assistantship full tuition and stipend |
| Zain Hussain Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Smart Electric Energy specialization | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; Columbia Electrical Engineering Tesla Scholarship | Fulbright tuition, airfare, insurance and monthly stipend; Tesla amount paid directly to IIE |
| Victoria Contreras del Olmo Master’s in Public Policy | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; University of Maryland tuition scholarship; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship | Fulbright covered living expenses, the university application process and travel to the US; additional University of Maryland tuition scholarship and P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship support. |
| Vee Dayandayan Master’s in International Development | Fulbright Scholarship, 2023 | Travel, tuition and living expenses |
| Tendai Magumo Master’s in Business Analytics (MSc) | Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | Reports a fully funded master’s scholarship. |
| Sara Ben Lashihar Master’s in Science, with Building Information Modelling study | Fulbright Scholarship for Libyans | Fulbright Scholarship for Libyans Full tuition, international travel, university fees and monthly living stipend for August 2009–May 2011. |
| Sabera Master’s in Biotechnology | UCF Research and Teaching Assistantships | UCF Research and Teaching Assistantships Tuition and health insurance covered by UCF, with a stipend for combined research and teaching assistantship duties. |
| Omar Souabni Master’s in Public Health, Global Health | Fulbright Scholarship | Full tuition and monthly living stipend |
| Niyaz Najm Salih Master’s in Linguistics | Fulbright graduate award, 2023–2025 cohort | The scholarship programme paid selection-test and university-application fees. |
| Mulenga Mutema Chibesa Master’s in Metallurgical Engineering | Fulbright Foreign Student Program Scholarship | Tuition, living expenses, health insurance and professional-development support. |
| Mukhlisa Master’s in Law and Economics (EMLE) | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships Scholarship covered Spain and Netherlands living costs; personal savings supplemented funding in Tucson, where accommodation cost around USD 900–1,000 monthly. |
Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds
| Recipient and funded degree/program | Scholarship/application route | Reported background |
|---|---|---|
| Ángela Sánchez Master’s in Education, International and Comparative Education | AAUW International Fellowships; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship; Comparative and International Education Program Scholarship; International Students Scholarship; Patricia Green Scholarship; Susan Fuhrman Scholarship; COLFUTURO Scholarship-Loan | LLB at Universidad de los Andes (2012), followed by a Public International Law LLM at Leiden University (2016); human-rights and public-law work with the Inter-American Court, Colombian Constitutional Court, JEP and Defensoría, plus human-rights education leadership. |
| Alessandra Rodríguez Master’s in Urban Planning | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship; Harvard merit-based scholarship; Beca Generación del Bicentenario | Architecture bachelor’s at the University of Lima, approximately 3.8/4; over six years across public, private and nonprofit work, including urban-planning and technology ventures. |
| Meghna Lama Master’s in MPH Epidemiology | Outstanding Student Scholarship; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship; Aurelia Murphy Killian Endowment in Public Health Scholarship | BDS India GPA 3.83; oral-health field coordinator, surveillance/community camps. |
| Gaston Alejandro Fernandez Master’s in Urban Design and Planning | Fulbright CFI Scholarship; Government of Chaco tuition support; CUNY tuition funding | Architecture bachelor’s at the National University of the Northeast in Resistencia, completed 2022. |
| Munkhjin Master’s in Public Affairs, specializing in Sustainability and International Development | Fulbright Foreign Student Award; Indiana University scholarship | Work as a journalist, creative manager and project manager on gender equality, energy efficiency, biodiversity, rural governance and green finance. |
| Mochamad Triawan Master’s in International Relations | SAIS Global Scholarship; LPDP Scholarship | Prior economics preparation satisfied MAIR requirement; did not need pre-term economics classes |
| Mariam Tsindeliani Master’s in Medical Physics | Fulbright Foreign Student Scholarship; Duke University 40% Tuition Scholarship | Physics bachelor’s and Biophysics master’s, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, both GPA 4.0; Medical Physicist at Todua Clinic with PET/CT, SPECT/CT, imaging optimisation and radiation-safety experience. |
| Kari Fuentes Master’s in Transdisciplinary Design (MFA) | AAUW International Fellowships; IEI Fellowship; The New School Merit Scholarship | Consultant helping organizations through design, research and systems thinking |
| Guisselle Celis Blanco Master’s in International Development — Sustainable Development and Data Science specialisations | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; University of Denver Special Merit Scholarship; University of Denver Founder’s Recognition Scholarship | Political Science and International Relations bachelor’s at UNAN-Managua; UGRAD semester in the US, NGO grant writing, marketing, communications and CSR work. |
| Emuobonuvie Akpeghagha Master’s in MBA, Investment Science concentration | International Student Achievement Scholarship; Graduate Assistantship — University of Nebraska at Omaha | Finance bachelor, Port Harcourt CGPA 3.75; work/leadership/community service |
| Zain Hussain Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Smart Electric Energy specialization | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; Columbia Electrical Engineering Tesla Scholarship | Habib Electrical Engineering BSc class 2020, CGPA 3.54; thesis conference/journal papers; customer support work |
| Victoria Contreras del Olmo Master’s in Public Policy | Fulbright Foreign Student Program; University of Maryland tuition scholarship; P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship | International Relations and Political Science bachelor’s degrees at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella; political and legislative advising and public-policy research. |
| Vee Dayandayan Master’s in International Development | Fulbright Scholarship, 2023 | Development Management Officer, Philippine Department of Agriculture |
| Tendai Magumo Master’s in Business Analytics (MSc) | Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program | Financial Mathematics BSc Honours at University of Zimbabwe, First Class; CAMFED leadership and mentorship supporting young women. |
| Sara Ben Lashihar Master’s in Science, with Building Information Modelling study | Fulbright Scholarship for Libyans | Architectural work experience alongside preparation for Fulbright application tests. |
| Sabera Master’s in Biotechnology | UCF Research and Teaching Assistantships | Bachelor’s CGPA 3.93 with highest distinction; teaching-assistant experience, in-vivo and bioinformatics research, and an icddr,b internship. |
| Omar Souabni Master’s in Public Health, Global Health | Fulbright Scholarship | Doctor of Pharmacy; antimicrobial-resistance thesis, infectious-disease and microbiology internships, public-health volunteering and parasitology research exchange at the University of Granada |
| Niyaz Najm Salih Master’s in Linguistics | Fulbright graduate award, 2023–2025 cohort | English Language and Literature bachelor’s at the University of Sulaimani, 85.9/100, second of 92; over seven years in education and women’s-empowerment work. |
| Mulenga Mutema Chibesa Master’s in Metallurgical Engineering | Fulbright Foreign Student Program Scholarship | educational foundation was built through rigorous training at Copperbelt University, where Graduated with a BSc in Metallurgical Engineering and later pursued an MBA. |
| Mukhlisa Master’s in Law and Economics (EMLE) | Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships | Public Law bachelor’s, specializing in Public Administration, Tashkent State University of Law; one-semester Gdańsk exchange in 2023 and Saarland Erasmus+ winter-semester exchange in 2024–2025. |
How Recipients Met Language Requirements
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| TOEFL | 51/124 | 96 (Julia Emilia Espinoza Mejía); 96/120 → 105/120 (Jefferson Rodríguez Nájera); 98/120 (Muhammad Taha Ali); 104 (Braulio Vera); 110 (Mahnoor Sheikh); 111 (Sirada Kananurak); 113 (Savera Shah); 114 (Abiha Anjum); 114/120 (Muhammad Bilal); 116 (Eesha); 117 (Zohha Sheikh); 118 (Zujaja Baig); 119/120 (Zain Hussain); ITP: 600/677 (Gina Marcela Bobadilla Torres); TOEFL taken (Aleena Afzaal, Alejandrina, and 35 others) |
| IELTS | 11/124 | IELTS 7.0 (Ángela Sánchez); IELTS 7.5 (Munkhjin); IELTS 8.0 (Ahmad Shoeb Hashmi, Meghna Lama, and 2 others); IELTS 8.5 (Sirada Kananurak); IELTS taken (Dorji Wangchuk, Juan Hevia, and 2 others) |
| Duolingo English Test | 4/124 | 140; initial scholarship application (Trung Nguyen); Duolingo English Test taken (Giovanni Gallina, Jose Sandigo, Miantso Ursula Soloharison) |
| TOEFL iBT | 3/124 | 116 (Muykheng); TOEFL iBT taken (Khalil Kallala, Yasir Alkalby) |
| English proficiency test | 2/124 | English proficiency test taken (Ahmed Okasha, Jamim Chavarria) |
| English-language test exemption or accepted alternative | 2/124 | English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Emuobonuvie Akpeghagha); IELTS / TOEFL exemption accepted (Felicia Jacinta Ayambire) |
| English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted | 2/124 | English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Jeyhun Khalilov, Tendai Magumo) |
| English score deferred at initial Fulbright stage | 1/124 | TOEFL / IELTS optional or not required for the scholarship application (Maham Aizaz) |
| TOEFL PBT | 1/124 | TOEFL PBT taken (Yasir Alkalby) |
Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients
| Evidence/test reported | Recipients / total | Examples from recipient stories |
|---|---|---|
| GRE | 55/124 | Verbal153, Quantitative154, Analytical Writing4.5 (Gina Marcela Bobadilla Torres); Quantitative160 (Savera Shah); Quantitative 165 (Muykheng); 313 (Zujaja Baig); 314; Quantitative162, Verbal152 (Muhammad Taha Ali); 315/340 (Maham Aizaz); 316 (Mahnoor Sheikh); 320; Quantitative160, Verbal160 (Abiha Anjum); 323; Verbal163, Quantitative160, Analytical Writing4.5 (Zain Hussain); 324 (Braulio Vera, Eesha); 324; Verbal154, Quantitative170 (Yusra Ahmed); 331/340; Quantitative165, Verbal166 (Muhammad Bilal); GRE General Test taken (Asif Iqbal); GRE taken (Aleena Afzaal, Alexander Valdelamar, and 39 others) |
| Additional standardized tests not required | 6/124 | GMAT / GRE exemption accepted (Mochamad Triawan); GMAT / GRE optional or not required (Giovanni Gallina); GRE exemption accepted (Swathi Pottabathini); GRE optional or not required (Juan Hevia); Language test exemption accepted (Emuobonuvie Akpeghagha); Language test optional or not required (Olamide Akinsola) |
| GMAT | 1/124 | GMAT taken (Federica Pennino) |
| GRE optional, waived or not required | 1/124 | Not Required by SIPA; Required for Fulbright (Ifrah Maskan) |
| Graduate admissions examination | 1/124 | graduate admissions examination taken (Ahmed Okasha) |
What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies
| Recipient | Scholarship-funded degree/program | Reported later outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Victoria Contreras del Olmo | Master’s in Public Policy | Returned to Argentina and continued work in public policy and legislative affairs. |
| Maria Camila Salamandra | Master’s in Global Affairs, International Peace Studies concentration | Returned to Colombia; Ethnic Affairs Office of Medellín Mayor’s Office, anti-racism protocol and campaign; later Ministry of Foreign Affairs teaching Global Politics to ethnic groups |
| Charles Ojodale Igomu | Master’s in Geological Sciences | After completing the master’s, began doctoral research in Geoscience at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas . |
| Zain Hussain | Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Smart Electric Energy specialization | Returned to Pakistan after completing Columbia MSc |
| Sara Ben Lashihar | Master’s in Science, with Building Information Modelling study | Later completed the BIM+ European master’s in 2020, a Pavia doctorate in 2024, and moved into postdoctoral digital-heritage research at Maynooth University . |
| Prathiba Annam (2023–2024 fellowship period) | Master’s in Public Health (Epidemiology) | After graduating from the MPH, worked as a Clinical Research Coordinator at Agile Clinical Research Trials in Georgia, USA. |
| Omar Souabni | Master’s in Public Health, Global Health | Returned to Tunisia and joined the World Bank as a public-health consultant, working on pandemic preparedness, diagnostic networks and surveillance |
| Maria Paula Cortes-Lemos | Master’s in MS Computational Linguistics | Completed the computational-linguistics master’s and works on language algorithms. |
| Ludmille Lyvert | Master’s in Women’s Studies | After the master’s, began a PhD in Global and Comparative Education at Stanford University. |
| Juanjo Palos | Master’s in Kinesiology | Worked with the Twin Cities Metropolitan Council and Livea Weight Control Centers, then returned to Spain for workplace-wellbeing coaching, teaching and research. |
| Jeyhun Khalilov (completed 2025) | Master’s in Technology Law (LLM) | After the LL.M., joined a defence-industry company in Azerbaijan. |
| Jerónimo Martí Vértiz | Master’s in Bioengineering | Stayed to work at Palm Therapeutics after graduation |
| Giovanni Gallina (August 2023–May 2024) | Master’s in Marketing | After graduating from the Marketing master’s in May 2024, founded the New York Business Fellowship. |
| Gina Marcela Bobadilla Torres (from 2019) | Master’s in Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship | After graduation, returned to Colombia and resumed work at RSM with greater responsibility, later became a Senior Project Manager, and subsequently Corporate Development Manager at Avianca. |
| Francis Hwang | Master’s in Public Policy, Health Policy focus | Joined a New Zealand consultancy designing and delivering health-policy programmes. |
| Dorji Wangchuk (2024 scholarship) | Master’s in Sustainable International Development | Royal Institute of Management Bhutan, teaching Economics to MBA students and short courses for civil servants/corporate staff |
| Antonella Micaela Lemos (completed 2024) | Master’s in Environmental Law (LL.M.) | After completing the LL.M.in2024, continued legal practice and environmental-law research; took the New York Bar Examination inJuly2026 |
| Alexander Valdelamar | Master’s in Electrical Engineering master’s | Became CTO of EC.DATA, working on energy analytics, automation, AI and data-driven energy systems. |
| Julia Emilia Espinoza Mejía | Master’s in Petroleum Engineering | After the Petroleum Engineering master’s, progressed to doctoral research in Chemical and Petroleum Engineering at the University of Kansas . |
| Yasir Alkalby (January 2023–August 2024) | Master’s in Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering | Returned to petroleum-industry work in Iraq. |