Antioch University Scholarships and Grants

Antioch University is accepting applications for Fall 2026 entry to an MS degree with concentrations in Conservation Biology, Environmental Education, and Advocacy for Social Justice and Sustainability.

The post highlights two graduate student assistantships: Forest Management Assistant and Herbarium and Gear Lab Assistant. These roles involve managing forest properties, field equipment, and biological collections including plants, fungi, birds, and insects.

Students in Conservation Biology can expect training in GIS, statistics, writing, ecological field skills, community engagement, social justice, and applied research/service. This makes the opportunity especially relevant for students interested in biodiversity, ecology, sustainability, and environmental education.

Funding is described as partial: students generally pay at least part of their own tuition, but Antioch University offers university-wide grants and scholarships that may help defray costs. The university also supports applications for external scholarships, fellowships, and research-focused grants.

This is a good fit for applicants seeking a master’s pathway in environmental and conservation fields with practical assistantship experience and access to scholarship support.

Application and funding information are available through Antioch University’s scholarships and grants resources and Scholarship Universe.