Adobe Design Circle Scholarship
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Adobe Design Circle Scholarship: Adobe is going to award 10 annual college scholarships seeking to support a diverse group of students to achieve their higher education and professional development goals.
About Competition
Adobe will award 10 annual college scholarships seeking to support a diverse group of students to achieve their higher education and professional development goals.
Adobe believes that young people should have the opportunity to learn and express themselves through creativity and technology, regardless of their economic or cultural backgrounds. A diverse design community that reflects the world around us is essential to our industry’s future innovation and economic success.
To help reach untapped youth communities and foster more diversity in the design industry, the Design Circle scholarship will do just that: they are awarding 10 annual college scholarships - up to $25,000 per year, for each year of the recipient’s undergraduate education (up to four years or $100,000).
The scholarship is ideal for students who want to enter product design or experience design-related careers (e.g. digital, web, UX/UI, industrial design, or similar).
Applicants must be planning to enroll in an accredited college/university degree or certificate program.
While there is no minimum grade requirement to apply for this scholarship, an applicant’s academic and extracurricular record must show potential to succeed in a college/university program in their intended field of study.
The deadline for applications is March 12, 2020.
No Entry Fee!
There is no entry fee to participate!Eligibility
This scholarship is open to students who will be pursuing undergraduate college/university studies during the 2020-21 academic year.
Applications are encouraged from candidates including, but not limited to: racial or ethnic minorities, females, those who identify as LGBTQ+, first-generation college students, and students with disabilities.
Applicants do not need to be accepted into an undergraduate program at the time of application, but if selected for a scholarship, proof of acceptance will be required before scholarship funds can be sent.