What is the difference between a fellowship and a scholarship?

Question

Also, how do you find or obtain a fellowship?

Answer 1

A fellowship is usually tied to work/research, and can include a stipend on top of tuition payment.

It is almost always funded through the school and often through the academic department (though many university administrative departments and research centers have fellowships for students).

Answer 2

Fellowships involve teaching and research as well as studies for the monetary support while scholarships only fund study and research. The graduate school and colleges at the university you are attending should be able to provide information on what fellowships are available.