As many as four scholarships, up to $5,000 each, will be awarded in the United States to apply towards tuition and fees.
Scholarship Program
Advancing Women in Technology
Nutanix believes in the power of diversity and realizes that a key component to driving innovation is cultivating diverse teams. Despite increased demand for a technology-trained workforce, women still remain underrepresented.
In 2018, Nutanix created the Advancing Women in Technology Scholarship program, designed to help future tech leaders to pursue and complete their education goals. We are offering up to ten scholarships to students in the United States, India, Serbia, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom, France, Australia, and Mexico who want to apply their passion for technology while advancing women in the field to make a positive impact on the industry and the planet.
2025-2026 Scholarship Eligibility
Full-time undergraduate or graduate students during the 2024-25 school year*.
Pursuing a degree in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, or software engineering
Attending school in the US, India, Serbia, Netherlands, Spain, UK, France, Australia, and Mexico
Minimum 3.0 GPA in countries that utilize GPA scoring (Transcripts required when applying)
Demonstrates strong leadership and communication skills
Demonstrated record of co-curricular activity and community service
*Nutanix employees and their immediate family members are not eligible for these scholarships. Current Nutanix interns are not eligible for these scholarships.
Scholarship Details
2025-2026 Timeline
Scholarship Application
The 2025-2026 Academic year scholarship application opens February 1, 2025.
Past Winners
I want to contribute to the development of technology such that it caters to the needs of all its users, irrespective of their age, dialect, physical impairments, mental shortcomings, etc. removing the barriers between the users and the available technology in the world.
I feel the urge and responsibility to lead by example to show the next generation of female engineers that our feminine energy is a real asset.