Students interested in graduate education at the School of Public Affairs have access to a variety of funding programs that range from modest stipends to fellowships that cover the full cost of attending, such as the Bohnett Fellowships.

Funding sources are available at the University, School, and Departmental levels; students are also encouraged to look into extramural support for this studies.  Further information may be accessed from the links below.

• UCLA Financial Support for Incoming Graduate Students: a resource page from the UCLA Graduate Division.

• Luskin School of Public Affairs Fellowships and Scholarships
  
  • Ann C. Rosenfield Fellowship Opportunity:
    Chief Executive Office with the County of Los Angeles
  • Ann C. Rosenfield Fellowship Opportunity:
    Office of Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa
  • Ann C. Rosenfield Fellowship Opportunity:
    Southern California Association of Governments
  • Ann C. Rosenfield Fellowship Opportunity:
    United Way of Greater Los Angeles 

• Funding Your Education: Public Policy

• Funding Your Education: Social Welfare includes information on fully-funded courses of study in conjunction with the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services: CalSWEC (California Social Work Education Center) and IUC (Inter-University Consortium) Training Project.
  

• Funding Your Education: Urban Planning