The Notre Dame–IBM Tech Ethics Lab Graduate Fellowship supports Notre Dame Ph.D. students researching the ethical dimensions of emerging technologies through interdisciplinary, applied projects.
Funder: University of Notre Dame
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Graduate fellowship; specific stipend/duration not specified—details provided with each cycle.
Summary: Supports Notre Dame Ph.D. students conducting interdisciplinary research on the ethical dimensions of emerging technologies.
Key Information: Only open to current Notre Dame Ph.D. students; not available to external applicants.
This graduate fellowship, offered by the University of Notre Dame in collaboration with the Notre Dame–IBM Technology Ethics Lab and the Institute for Ethics and the Common Good, supports doctoral students whose research explores the ethical challenges of emerging technologies. Fellows participate in interdisciplinary, applied projects that examine the societal and moral implications of technological innovation, joining a vibrant academic community that spans philosophy, computer science, engineering, law, theology, and related fields. The fellowship emphasizes bridging theoretical ethics with practical, real-world technology concerns, and includes active involvement in lab activities and collaborative initiatives.