This competitive fellowship provides up to $3,000 in research funds to current and prospective doctoral students focused on urban research. Fellows participate in a cross-University Urban Research Seminar featuring leading scholars, attend networking events, and present their work for feedback. Up to 15 fellows are selected each cycle, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and professional development.
Open to current and prospective doctoral students researching urban issues. Prospective students must be nominated by their department's Director of Graduate Studies; current students may apply directly.
