What does STF mean in TRAVEL & TOURISM

A Student Travel Fellowship (STF) is an award given to students from universities and other educational organizations to support their travel experiences. Students can use this fellowship to conduct research, attend a summer program, or study abroad.

Most STFs are available to current undergraduate or graduate students who have been accepted into an academic program at an accredited institution. Some fellowships may also be available to recent graduates in certain professional fields.

Application requirements vary depending on the type of fellowship you are applying for and the organization funding it. Generally speaking, applications will require personal information such as name, education history, and work experience; essays about proposed activities; letters of recommendation; and transcripts from any prior academic institutions attended.

Typically, STFs cover all expenses that are necessary for students to carry out their studies or research abroad including tuition fees if applicable, living expenses such as food and lodging; essential international travel cost including airfare; health insurance coverage; books/supplies etc. Amounts vary depending on the specific fellowship being awarded.

Yes - some organizations require applicants demonstrate financial need or merit achievement in order to be considered eligible for a fellowship. Additionally most fellowships require that you have already been accepted into a university program related to your desired activity before you apply for funding assistance.