Fellowships

Explore opportunities to deepen your ethical thinking through research and practice

6 fellows standing in front of a wall with colorful panels

Postdoctoral Fellowships

Postdoc fellows are involved in teaching, research, mentoring undergraduates, and building an interdisciplinary ethics community across the campus. 

TEP Fellows standing with the California First Partner, Jennifer Newsom, in front of reflection of state capitol building

TEP fellows who interned for the California Department of Technology had a conversation with the California First Partner, Jennifer Newsom, about the advancement of AI and the benefits and risks of new technologies.

Tech Ethics & Policy Fellowship for Undergraduates

The TEP Fellowship program includes a course on ethics, technology, and public policy, a paid summer opportunity, plus a match with a mentor. 

Group shot of 7 fellows with 2 program directors in front of Palm Drive

Ethics and Technology Practitioner Fellowship

This practitioner fellowship is for mid-career practitioners to build their leadership capabilities and receive flexible project funding to impact the trajectory of moral challenges and societal harms.

Stanford's ICDP Fellows and Collin Anthony Chen standing in a group in front of a building

Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Program Fellowship for Undergraduates

ICDP is a year-long experience that develops undergraduate students' abilities to engage in and lead conversations about difficult, important topics across political difference at their respective universities and beyond. 

The Stanford Bioethics Bowl team took first place at the University of Pittsburgh on April 11.

Five Stanford undergraduates took first place in the National Bioethics Bowl on April 11, following a nail-biting finish. 

After a marathon day of debates, the team’s final round ended in a tie. To decide the winner, the judges tallied scores from all previous rounds. Stanford had won by a single point.

Bioethics Fellowship for Undergraduates

The Bioethics Fellowship provides six undergraduate students with exposure to ethical questions surrounding biomedical technology, clinical ethics, and medicine through participation in a national debate competition, support for professional exploration in biomedical ethics, and peer support. 

Graduate fellows at lunch. Photo by Christine Baker.

Photography by Christine Baker

Eltoukhy Future of Ethics Graduate Fellowship

The Eltoukhy Future of Ethics Graduate Fellowship offers PhD students an opportunity to critically examine the central ethical questions and implications of their research. Fellows receive feedback on how to translate their ethical reflection into tangible impact, engage with interdisciplinary perspectives, and present their work to the broader Stanford community.