Humanitarian Engineering & Science Ambassadors (HESA)

The Humanitarian Engineering and Science (HES) graduate program at the Colorado School of Mines is pleased to be able to offer NSF Humanitarian Engineering & Science Ambassadors (HESA) scholarships of up to $10,000/year for up to two years. These scholarships are available for students who meet particular income and unmet need requirements.

Students should apply and be accepted to the Humanitarian Engineering and Science (HES) graduate program to be considered for a HESA scholarship.

Learn more about the HES program and apply via the links below or email Kevin Moore (kmoore@mines.edu) for more information on HESA-specific application requirements.