Pacific Robert Noyce Scholarships are available to exemplary science teaching candidates whose knowledge, skills, and experience demonstrate high potential to meet the challenges of teaching science in high-need classrooms and schools. Applicants must demonstrate high potential to meet the challenges of teaching science in high-need classrooms and schools, and hold, by June 15, 2026, a bachelor's (or higher) degree in physics, chemistry, biology, earth and space sciences, engineering, or a closely related discipline. All applications will be reviewed based on merit. Selected applicants will be considered semi-finalists and will be invited to participate in Zoom interviews. The Pacific Noyce Teaching Fellowship program provides aspiring science teachers $93,000-$125,000 of financial support over five years, including teacher preparation through the one-year Pacific MAT degree, followed by a four-year early career leadership program, including individual coaching and a paid summer research experience alongside a science professional. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.