Student Fellowships
IEM is proud to provide support for various fellowship opportunities to eligible students in University of Minnesota degree programs.
SCOTT D. AND SUSAN D. AUGUSTINE BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
The Augustine MD/MS Fellowship recognizes outstanding students who are participating in the MD/MS Dual-Degree Program through the University of Minnesota's Medical School and Department of Biomedical Engineering. This program will prepare new physicians to be opinion leaders and bridge builders between medicine and engineering in the evolving biomedical engineering/healthcare industry.
IEM WALTER BARNES LANG FELLOWSHIP
The Walter Barnes Lang Fellowship supports graduate students traveling to research meetings to deliver presentations based on their research. Recipients of the $1000 award are graduate students at the University of Minnesota who are engaged in research related to engineering in medicine, and who are advised by IEM members. Applicants are evaluated on several criteria, including their record of academic achievement, the quality of their research plan, their demonstrated commitment to engineering in medicine, and demonstrated leadership. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the academic year.
ENGINEERING IN MEDICINE DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP
This Fellowship, which is available only to students of IEM members, includes a $25,000 stipend plus $2,500 for professional development. Tuition and subsidized Graduate Assistant health plan are also covered. Each year we welcome new applications and previously submitted University of Minnesota IDF and DDF fellowship applications that were declined as long as they are modified to meet the criteria.
Call for Applications for the 2024-2025 Engineering in Medicine Doctoral Fellowships Open - Deadline to Apply is April 15, 2024
GRADUATE SCHOOL INTERDISCIPLINARY DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP
This fellowship awards outstanding graduate students with interdisciplinary dissertation topics who would benefit from interaction with faculty at one of the University's interdisciplinary research centers or institutes. IEM is pleased to be one of the sites for the Graduate School's Interdisciplinary Doctoral Fellowships, which are located in the University's interdisciplinary research centers and institutes.
Mid-career Ph.D. students of IEM members who are engaged in interdisciplinary research should check with mentors and directors early to ensure a good match.
Please contact Katherine Lindsay (linds059@umn.edu) if you have any questions about the IEM endorsement process.