International graduate students seeking direct assistance and a connection to a qualified Research Mentor are eligible for the Google Fully Funded PhD Fellowship Program.
The fellows will receive stipends, reimbursement for travel costs, and living expense allowances. Before the deadline, interested candidates should apply.
The Google PhD Fellowship Program was established to honor exceptional graduate students who are conducting great and original research in domains connected to computer science and other related fields.
The goal of Google is to promote inclusive research communities and welcome applications from individuals from a variety of backgrounds.
Program Advantages
Promising PhD students from all backgrounds who want to shape the future of technology are supported through fellowships. The deals include:
Research Mentor by Google
$30K USD for up to three years to fund stipends, research-related activities, and travel costs (Africa)
Stipends, research-related activities, and travel costs may be covered up to $10,000 AUD (Australia and New Zealand)
Stipends, research-related activities, and travel costs may be covered up to US $10k (East Asia)
Up to a three-year fellowship with financial aid for personal computer equipment, health insurance, social security, tuition, and other living expenses (Europe).
$50K US Fellowship for up to 4 Years to cover stipends, travel costs, and research-related activities (India – Early-stage PhD students)
To acknowledge research efforts, pay stipends, research-related activities, and travel costs, up to US $10K may be made available (India – Late-stage PhD students)
A $10K US Fellowship for up to three years will cover stipends, research-related activities, and travel costs (Southeast Asia)
Up to 3 Year Fellowship with full tuition and fees (enrolment, health insurance, books) and stipend to cover for travel, housing expenses and personal equipment (USA and Canada)
Process for Application
To be considered for the Google PhD Fellowship, candidates must submit an online application together with the necessary supporting materials.
The deadline to submit is May 11.