An applicant for the PhilD is eligible for a variety of external financial aid opportunities, including federal aid (as determined by the FAFSA), private scholarships, and employer-based funding.
Due to the summer start and the academic calendar, students wishing to utilize federal aid in the first summer session will need to file the 2022/2023 FAFSA. In the subsequent fall, winter, and summer semesters, a 2023/2024 FAFSA will be required to receive federal aid.
In addition to financial aid available to students who qualify and opt for those programs, the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy offers the following fellowship opportunities to Professional Doctorate in Philanthropic Leadership (PhilD) admitted students:
Mission Throttle is funding a competitive fellowship designed for students admitted to the Professional Doctorate in Philanthropic Leadership (PhilD) program with an interest in pursuing a course of study centered on Impact Investing and accelerating the ecosystem of financing the needs in the philanthropic sector. The field of impact investing and innovative finance is somewhat nascent, but desperately needed both domestically and internationally.
We look forward to pragmatic proposals for PhilD applied research topics, ranging from innovative systematic solutions for increasing wide adoption of Impact Investing and capitalizing the realization of the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG’s), lifting reliable evidence proving (or not) the superior financial performance (Alpha) created by investing with impact, to lifting up impact measurement solutions for this form of investing. We are interested in finding leaders who wish to explore how to advance culture change and real-world social funding tools, platforms and solutions to solve ESG goals in our country and beyond.
Applicants should address their relevant proposed applied research project as part of the required Personal Statement within the PhilD application; there is no separate application for the Mission Throttle Fellowship. Preference will be given to applicants from diverse backgrounds and historically underrepresented groups. Recipients will receive a scholarship equal to full tuition for the PhilD program.
For over a decade, Mission Throttle has been dedicated to accelerating philanthropic innovation in communities. They invest in and support impact-driven organizations that seek to use market-based strategies to address social and environmental challenges. Please visit the Mission Throttle's website for more information.
