Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering

Part time graduate fellowships and grants are available at Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering to eligible individuals! Submit your information in the form above for more information on what might be available to you.

The WSE fellowships include the following:

• Dean’s Master’s Fellowship
• Gordon L. and Beatrice C. Bowles Fellowship
• Phillips and Camille Bradford Fellowship
• Louis M. Brown Fellowship
• Howard and Jacqueline Chertkof Endowed Fellowship
• Hariet H. Cohen Fellowship
• Creel Family Engineering Fellowships
• Gordon Croft Endowed Fellowship
• Lila May Walkden Flounders Fellowship
• Gregory Fellowship in Engineering
• Carl E. Heath Fellowship for the Support of Graduate Women in Engineering
• Suzanne and Joseph Jenniches Fellowship
• Nicholas P. Jones Fellowship
• Edwin D. and Rachel Lowthian Endowed Fellowship
• Payback Fellowship
• Paul V. Renoff Fellowship
• Walter L. Robb Fellowship
• William F. Ward, Jr. Fellowship
• Siebel Scholarship
• WSE-APL Research Assistantship

Department and Center/Institute Fellowships

Other Whiting School internal fellowships are administered by individual engineering graduate programs and are typically named post-admission.

Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics

• Charles and Catherine Counselman Fellowship
• Rufus S. Isaacs Graduate Fellowship
• Newman Family Fellowship

Department of Biomedical Engineering

• Bozzelli Fellowship
• Bozzelli and D’Alessandro Fellowship
• Richard A. and Rachel M. Swirnow Fellowship
• Lila May Walkden Flounders and Joseph Walkden Flounders Fellowship

Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

• William H. Schwarz Fellowship

Department of Civil and Systems Engineering

• Richard D. Hickman Fellowship
• Joseph Meyerhoff Fellowship
• Hoomes Rich Fellowship

Center for Environmental and Applied Fluid Mechanics

• The Stanley Corrsin Graduate Fellowship in Fluid Dynamics

Center for Language and Speech Processing

• Fred Jelinek Fellowship

Department of Computer Science

• Jun Wu and Yan Zhang Graduate Student Fellowship

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

These fellowships are only for PhD students

• Ferdinand Hamburger, Jr. Fellowship
• Virginia and Edward Wysocki, Sr. Fellowship
• Kewei Yang and Grace Xin Fellowship

Department of Environmental Health and Engineering

• Natalie M. Lorenz Anderson Fellowship
• Lee and Albert Halff Doctoral Student Award
• Jensen Fellowship
• M. Gordon Wolman Fellowship

Institute for Computational Medicine

• David C. Gakenheimer Fellowship

Institute for NanoBioTechnology

• Roy B. Adams Fellowship

Department of Materials Science and Engineering

• Robert B. Pond, Sr. Fellowship
• Donald S. Rodbell Memorial Graduate Fellowship
• John W. and Mary Lou Ross Fellowship

Targeted Fellowships

The following fellowships are part of the Whiting School’s efforts to continously recruit a diverse student population. This goal is of vital importance to our educational mission and to enhance the educational experience for all students. The fellowships provide financial awards as noted to assist in the recruitment of graduate students from diverse backgrounds, including underrepresented minority students, women, and students from economically or socially disadvantaged circumstances.

Dean’s Scholar Award

The Dean’s Scholar Award supports incoming doctoral students from underrepresented minority backgrounds. Award recipients receive stipend support in the first year, as well as access to enhanced mentorship, community-building, and networking opportunities. Doctoral applicants are automatically considered for the Dean’s Scholar Award if eligible.

GEM Fellowship (The National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering and Science)

GEM awards fellowships to eligible students who pursue graduate education in engineering or science. Prospective fellows apply to GEM and the sponsoring institutions at the same time. Potential candidates must indicate on the JHU application that they have received or are being considered for a GEM Fellowship.

• Master’s Candidate Awards: Full-tuition waiver, matriculation fee, health insurance, and a stipend of $7,000/semester for up to four semesters.
• Doctoral Candidate Awards: Year 1: Full-tuition waiver, matriculation fee, health insurance, and a stipend of $20,000; Years 2-5: Full-tuition waiver, health insurance, and a research or teaching assistantship.

Morgan State University Fellowships

Two multi-year awards are reserved for Morgan State University graduates. Fellows receive a full-tuition waiver and health insurance benefits. Awards will be limited to four semesters for master’s candidates and five years for doctoral candidates. Preference will be given to candidates who are U.S. citizens or U.S. permanent residents. Potential candidates should notify the department to which they are applying that they would like to be considered for this fellowship.

Percy Pierre Doctoral Fellowship

The Percy Pierre Doctoral Fellowship was established to recognize outstanding incoming doctoral students from underrepresented minority backgrounds who will uniquely contribute to the intellectual life of the department and our broader graduate community. The fellowships will provide recipients with competitive monthly stipends, tuition, health insurance, and fees for the first two years of graduate school and with access to a variety of special programming and mentoring opportunities.

Applicants can self-select eligibility for nomination for the Percy Pierre Doctoral Fellowship on the graduate application. Fellowships are awarded directly from the department.

William F. Ward Fellowship

The William F. Ward Fellowship supports full-time WSE graduate students who are returning from US military service, preferably after three years of active duty, and who have received an honorable discharge or medical discharge under honorable circumstances, or who remain in the military service. Potential candidates should notify the department to which they are applying that they would like to be considered for this fellowship.

The structure of this program allows students to experience the freedom of learning at a pace that complements their lifestyle while also gaining the career-changing knowledge to step into an engineering role with confidence. This also opens the door for OPT eligibility as candidates will be full-time residential students at Johns Hopkins. These programs include:

• Computer Science
• Data Science
• Engineering Management
• Financial Mathematics
• Applied and Computational Mathematics

Julie Blumreiter is a Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering 2008 alum and is helping to pave the way towards a cleaner planet. She is the co-founder and CEO of ClearFlame Engine Technologies, a company that has worked to clean up the standard diesel engine, and continues to work to clean up transportation in general. If you have an interest in mechanical engineering and would like to make big waves in your career like Julie, learn more by submitting your information.

Mash Syed graduated from Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering with a master's degree in computer science in 2015, and said that his acceptance into the program "was transformational." Mash has had an exciting career journey since graduating. Having initially worked for LA Fitness as a business intelligence analyst, he has since moved on to work for Chipotle as the lead data scientist!

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