Master's

The Stanford Center on Longevity Design Challenge offers cash prizes and free entrepreneur mentorship in a competition open to all university students globally who want to design products and services which help people live long and healthy lives.

This research aims to deepen & broaden quantitative & qualitative research on the historical & evolving roles of public & private organizations in testing & caring for COVID-19 patients, delivery of vaccines & in emergency medical services.

This opportunity is open to Stanford students with both undergraduate and graduate status in all majors. 

This project assesses whether targeted approaches to delivering antimalarial medications and indoor residual spraying hold promise for malaria elimination. 

Which women become politicians, particularly under quotas, and when and why does women’s electoral representation lead to changes in policy outcomes? 

This project uses historic natural experiments and contemporary field experiments to understand how economic approaches, including financial innovations, can empower individuals, reduce ethnic conflict and mitigate political polarization.

The purpose of this research project is to pilot and assess the impact of an intervention that will foster entrepreneurship education and peer learning or facilitate team formation in emerging economy settings such as Thailand.

The Europe Center, with support of the Stanford Club of Germany, is sponsoring graduate research visits and internships with German companies and research institutions.