Some things can’t be learned in the classroom!

CDDRL is pleased to invite applications for its 2025 summer undergraduate research program, through funding provided by Stanford’s Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and CDDRL. 

The Chevron Fellowship supports PhD students focused on research that will enable scalable innovation in lower carbon-intensity energy solutions.

Gain invaluable hands-on experience in community climate resilience engagement, planning, and policy! We are hiring a team to support Dr. Gabrielle Wong-Parodi's Pinyon Community Climate Action project in California’s Eastern Sierra Nevada region during summer 2025. 

Now accepting proposals from Stanford PhD students to fund research on contemporary issues related to China’s economy, broadly defined.

Now accepting proposals from Stanford PhD students to fund dissertation research on contemporary issues related to China’s economy, broadly defined. Receive up to two quarters of fellowship support in the form of tuition and a graduate stipend.

This study, between the SoM and Engineering, employs a mixed-methods approach to examine the prevalence of stone disease across the wet & dry zones, map water sources, assess community perceptions of water supply, and identify risk factors for kidney stone disease in the wet zone.

Inspire your peers to explore and champion sustainability, while fostering a vibrant culture of environmental stewardship across campus!

Want to share your wisdom and passion with rising sophomores? Available in September? Good at keeping your cool when the deadlines come fast? Then staff SoCo this year!

UPDATE: SCA Applications are still open for select classes ONLY. Email sophcollege@stanford.edu to inquire.

The Stanford Internship Program in the Arts (SIPA) provides Stanford students with an introduction to the variety of ways individuals can be part of a vibrant arts ecosystem.

Lyric McHenry fellows work with an artist or community-based organization using the arts to further racial/social justice for a 9-week summer engagement.

Summer artist residency for Stanford graduate students from all disciplines held at Sacatar Foundation, an artist residency in Bahia, Brazil.

This research explores the unique connection between wildfires, the environment, and human health, with the goal of reducing the health impacts of wildfire-related environmental exposures, particularly in relation to infectious diseases. 

Apply now for a full-time summer program to prepare Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,'s papers for publication! 

The ID2 Lab is assembling the most comprehensive database of its kind to understand who becomes politicians in the presence or absence of quota-reserved government seats for women in India.

Tropical peatlands are globally significant carbon stores and large sources of greenhouse gas emissions. This lab-focused project seeks to understand the factors that control greenhouse gas emissions across these diverse ecosystems.

This mixed-methods project aims to better understand how ranchers in the Bolivian Amazon Basin are making decisions about natural resource management and the implications of these decisions for the social-ecological future of the region.

The Stanford Human Trafficking Data Lab seeks a summer research fellow for a Brazil-based project to create new more accessible technologies to help workers experiencing labor trafficking. 

Support research agenda investigating socio-economic challenges of the MENA region: field experiments to address water scarcity in Egypt and Jordan, and reduce religious tension in Lebanon; comparative economic history.

Students will work on their own gender-related research project and attend weekly intern workshops and events. 

Join Stanford peers and Chinese top students in Beijing for a three-week seminar investigating the expanding role of AI in public health and population health management, gaining hands-on experience through case studies and field trips around China.