Undergraduate Ethics Research Fellowships
Notre Dame's Undergraduate Ethics Research Fellowships provide a three-year, faculty-mentored program for undergraduates to conduct advanced research and develop expertise in ethics.
Funder: University of Notre Dame
Due Dates: March 31, 2027 (anticipated)
Funding Amounts: Paid research assistantship (~$1,300 sophomore year); additional research/travel funding; three-year mentorship program.
Summary: Three-year immersive fellowships for Notre Dame undergraduates to develop advanced research skills in ethics under faculty mentorship.
Key Information: For Notre Dame undergraduates only; rising sophomores in humanities/social sciences eligible.
Description
The Undergraduate Ethics Research Fellowships at the University of Notre Dame offer a comprehensive, multi-year program designed for undergraduates passionate about ethics and the common good. Fellows work closely with faculty as research assistants, participate in seminars, and benefit from professional development and community-building activities. The program aims to develop advanced research and communication skills, support the creation of a robust thesis project, and foster meaningful scholarly and professional connections within a supportive cohort environment.
