Opportunities

Fellowships awarded to graduating seniors to advance original research in close partnership with FSI faculty or to assist faculty in a way that deepens the recipient's original scholarship, over the summer after graduation.

Students travel with faculty and Stanford Arts Institute (SAI) staff for a week-long engagement with the arts, meeting institutional leaders, policy makers, and arts practitioners. 

Apply to join a supportive, transdisciplinary network of students who share an interest in public scholarship, scholar-activism, and community engagement. 

The Department of Developmental Biology has a limited amount of funding from the VPUE Summer Undergraduate Research Program to support 10-week research projects in Summer 2023.  The funds provide a full stipend for the summer quarter.

SIG's Fellowships Program provides highly-qualified students with meaningful exposure to the public policy process through a number of paid summer fellowships pre-arranged by SIG. These are offered in government and nonprofit agencies.

SFI's program provides financial support to continuing Stanford graduate students, who have secured summer internships with organizations whose missions are aligned with SFI’s focus areas.

Engage in a summer practicum at the I Have a Dream Foundation as part of a cohort in Boulder, Colorado.

Through the Community Impact Fellowship, graduating seniors and co-terms work in full-time, 10- to 12-month paid positions in nonprofit organizations and government agencies.

The Living Laboratory Fellowship Program for Sustainability provides Stanford students real-world sustainability leadership and project management opportunities that meaningfully advance Stanford’s operational sustainability goals.

Interested in research on gender? Apply now for our paid, full-time summer internships. You’ll work on a gender-related research project with a dedicated research mentor, and attend intern workshops + events. Apps due 3/14.

Through PIT Fellowships Stanford undergraduate students can spend the summer working in full time positions with public interest technology companies. 

Graduate Student Research Funding supports faculty-supervised Stanford doctoral student research activities, particularly field-based work on global poverty and economic development in middle- and low-income countries. 

Apply now to help prepare Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s papers for publication!

The Chevron Fellowship supports PhD students focused on research that will enable scalable innovation of current energy systems and aid development and deployment of energy systems of the future.

SIG's Stipends Program provides funding for students who wish to participate in self-arranged public policy internships.

A stipend is provided for the 10 week, full-time summer session. Students will have the opportunity to select a project and work as part of a faculty’s research group.

This research project is part of a larger endeavor to create a digitized, interactive map of Latinx businesses in New York City for the years 1934 and 1964. 

One reason for the lack of affordable housing in the Bay Area results from communities perceiving affordable housing in a negative light and therefore taking action to prevent affordable housing from being built.

In this project, we aim to understand how urban scenery may be associated with different well-being outcomes by leveraging ubiquitous computing and passive sensing

The Educational Opportunity Project (EOP) is a research project using data to inform education policy and impact educational opportunity.