Structural Engineering Fellowship supports students’ independent travel and research on how structures can improve the built environment, with findings intended to inform teaching and professional practice.
China Fellowship supports emerging design students in China through independent travel and research on the Foundation’s current topic to broaden their education and inform teaching or professional practice.
SOM Foundation’s Research Prize supports faculty-led teams and students researching AI’s effects on the built environment to explore human agency and equitable, resilient, human-centered futures.
ASF AT SOM Fellowship in Architecture supports Scandinavian architects through an interior-design internship at SOM in New York City, connecting professional experience with U.S.-Nordic cultural exchange.
Milek Fellowship supports non-tenured university faculty researching steel design and construction while developing students, especially doctoral researchers, for the U.S. structural steel industry.
The Freeman Fellowship supports graduate research in hydraulic engineering, focusing on innovative projects that address key social, economic, environmental, or political challenges in the field.