A college education is an investment. When you compare the cost of a UB education to national averages, the value is clear. UB offers world-class opportunities with tuition and fees that remain among the most competitive in the nation. Financial support comes from many sources, including university scholarships, College of Arts and Sciences awards and department-specific prizes.
In addition to university-level aid, the Department of Philosophy offers competitive awards recognizing academic excellence and original work.
The Steinberg Prizes are awarded each year to UB philosophy undergraduates who:
Submissions may address a mainstream philosophical problem or a specialized topic. Original essays, poems, stories or artwork also qualify. Most submissions are polished papers originally written for a philosophy course.
Awards are variable, up to $1,000.
Established in the late 1970s by Muriel and Charles Steinberg, the prize continues through the support of Dr. Carol Steinberg Gould.
Applications and supporting materials must be submitted online.
Established in 1958 by Grace Whitman, this scholarship supports students in the College of Arts and Sciences, with preference given to juniors studying philosophy.
Eligibility:
Questions about philosophy scholarships or planning?
