School of Architecture
Student Scholarships
Woodbury School of Architecture
Good design is a human right. Woodbury School of Architecture’s investment into the future of practice optimistically affirms the power of our disciplines to improve the built environment and the lives of others. We are designing an education that empowers students to address the pressing issues of our time through creative speculation, design acumen, and an ability to translate the ideal into the real.
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The School of Architecture has undergraduate and graduate programs that prepare students to effect positive change in the built environment. The School offers a range of scholarships that are made possible through university and alumni giving and endowments. Students scholarships are available as both need and merit-based.
AIA San Fernando Valley Scholarships
The San Fernando Valley chapter of AIA (AIA|SFV) has gifted an endowment to Woodbury University’s School of Architecture. Proceeds from the endowment will go toward funding scholarships to architecture and interior architecture students at the Burbank campus. Support for this endowment will directly benefit our students. These scholarships are open to Interior Design and Architecture students in Los Angeles.
Nick Roberts Scholarship
As a professor, Nick Roberts understood the value of student experiential learning. Nick’s legacy lives on with the Nick Roberts Endowed Scholarship Fund which is designed to support Woodbury School of Architecture students in their study away experiences throughout the world. In the 2018-2019 academic year, the School of Architecture awarded over 60 study away scholarships to students. Study away scholarships are open to all students in the School of Architecture.
Kenneth R. Nielsen Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Kenneth R. Nielsen Endowed Scholarship Fund supports Woodbury University School of Architecture students in their study away experiences throughout the world. Kenneth R. Nielsen, Ed.D., served as President of Woodbury University from 1996 until 2012. In the 2018-2019 academic year, the School of Architecture awarded over 60 study away scholarships to students. Study away scholarships are open to all students in the School of Architecture.
Ignacio Rodriguez Scholarship
The Ignacio Rodriguez Scholarship Fund was founded in 2016 by Ignacio Rodriguez. The fund provides financial assistance to final year Woodbury School of Architecture students who demonstrate the highest level of professional promise and financial need; ensuring talented students from diverse backgrounds become tomorrow’s architects. Please consider donating to the Ignacio Rodriguez Scholarship Fund and join us in supporting the next generation of architects.
Interior Design Scholarships
The Interior Design Fund provides a unique opportunity to help shape the future of education by helping students to realize their unique, personal design vision, while developing technical, theoretical and communicative skills. The Interior Design Fund provides flexible funding to meet high priority needs and respond quickly to emerging opportunities and innovative learning.
Norman R. Millar Scholarship
The Norman R. Millar Scholarship Endowment was established to honor Dean Millar’s sixteen year legacy of educating architects and designers. Annual income from this endowment will support Woodbury School of Architecture student scholarships starting in 2020.
Graduate Scholarships
Applicants to Architecture graduate programs may qualify for institutional scholarships and/or assistantships, which may be awarded by the School of Architecture committee upon review of the completed application and supporting documents (3 letters of recommendation, resume, Statement of Intent, transcripts).
Institutional scholarships range from $2,000-$18,000, and assistantships range from $2,000-$4,200.
Scholarships at Woodbury
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the Woodbury University Application for Financial Aid must be completed by all entering and returning students in order to apply for financial aid. Graduate-student aid packages consist primarily of loans.
Find out more about scholarship information on the Woodbury University Scholarship page.