This scholarship provides up to $2,000 towards field school tuition for students who are from countries with limited resources to support training in fieldwork related to human origins research. Priority is given to students from regions where primates and fossils are found.

This program provides up to two years of emergency funding to keep long-term primate field sites operational until other funding can be secured. Priority is given to sites with a clear research and conservation focus experiencing a gap in funding or other emergency that threatens the loss of long-term datasets.

This program funds research related to human origins, including dissertation research and exploratory studies. Disciplines include but are not limited to biological anthropology, paleoanthropology, primate behavioral ecology, genetics, geology, anatomy, morphology, paleobotany, and paleoclimatology.

This prestigious program provides scholarships to outstanding graduate students from countries with limited opportunities for advanced training and education in fields of research related to human origins.