The Intel PhD Fellowship Program awards fellowships to PhD candidates doing work in fields related to Intel's business and research interests. These fellowships, available only
at select U.S. universities, include tuition, a stipend, a travel grant, and an introduction to an Intel mentor. PhD Fellowship students are also prioritized for internships and
full-time positions. Approximately 35 fellowships are awarded annually. Contact your school's engineering or computer science department to receive additional information.
Two additional programs make up Intel's suite of graduate fellowships as described below.
The Intel Foundation collaborates with GEM to help support graduate education for underrepresented minorities at the master's and PhD levels. In addition to providing
graduate fellowships coupled with paid summer internships, GEM offers informational publications for graduate and undergraduate students. GEM has a successful record of
implementing effective programs to increase the recruitment, retention, and graduation of minority students.
Please contact GEM for any questions about its program or application process.
The Intel Foundation collaborates with SRC to help support master's and PhD level programs for women and underrepresented minorities in the area of semiconductor research. SRC
supports over 1,100 advanced degree students each year on contracts guided by the SRC core research program. These students have demonstrated academic and research excellence in
disciplines critical to the semiconductor industry through their participation in national conferences, invention disclosures, technical awards, and publications.
Please contact SRC for any questions about its program or application process.
