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Fellowships & Assistantships
Fellowships
MIT Sloan offers fellowship opportunities to first and second-year students, thanks in part to the generous support of individual, corporate, and foundation donors.
The MIT Sloan Admissions Committee awards merit-based fellowships to exceptional students based on various criteria, including:
Academic excellence
Professional achievements
Potential to enhance the MIT Sloan community
Fellowships Awarded Upon Admission
The fellowships listed below, established through generous gifts from MIT Sloan alumni and friends, are available to admitted students. Eligible students are automatically considered for these awards and do not need to submit an additional application. Fellowship recipients are typically notified upon admission to the school. This applies to U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and international students.
42 Analytics Fellowship
Admadjaja Family Fellowship
Alexander H. Shing (2000) Fellowship
Alexis (1967) and Leticia Falquier Fellowship
Antonios and Ioannis Angelicoussis Foundation Fellowship
ASEAN Fellowship
ASEAN Fellowship and Student Support
Assia Khellaf (1992) and Vedat Eyuboglu Fellowship
Baldwin Politi Fellowship
Bassim (2002) and Maha Halaby Fellowship
Beatrice Ballini (1986) Fellowship
Betsy and Stephen (1958) Corman Fellowship
Bill and Lisa Ford Fellowship
Borromeo Fellowship
Brad Feld (1987, SM 1988) and Amy Batchelor Fellowship
Caireta Family Fellowship
Cato Ealy Fellowship
Chandy Family Fellowship
Chin Chin and Garrison Qian Fellowship
Chris and Karen Chia Fellowship
Christopher Bloise (2004) Fellowship
Connie (1995) and Paul (1991) Yang Fellowship
David I. Wolsk (1957) Fellowship
DeFalco Family Fellowship
Dr. Kiyoyuki (1987) and Machiko Tsujimura Fellowship
Ed and Caroline Hyman Fellowship
Edward H. Inman (1974) Fellowship
Eivind Lange (1981) and Mary Puma (1981) Fellowship
Elizabeth Monrad Fellowship
Eric S. Silverman (1991) Fellowship
F. Hudnall Christopher Jr. (1959) Fellowship
FM Global Fellowship in Honor of Shivan Subramaniam (1978)
Fracassi Family Fellowship
Frank & Eileen Female Leaders of Tomorrow Fellowship
Gernot Lohr (1998) and Lara Zibners Lohr Fellowship
Global Opportunities Fellowship
Gordon Family Sloan Fellowship
Gordon-Bluestein Fellowship
Gustavo A. Pierini (1987) Fellowship
Henry B. DuPont Fellowship
Hala Frangie Fadel (2001) Fellowship
Hubertus (2001) and Christina von Baumbach Fellowship in Honor of Timotheus Pohl (1973)
Iman Foundation Fellowship
Ivy Head Family Fellowship
James Litchfield (1973) and Maryann Ford Fellowship
Jean-Jacques Degroof (1993) and Valeria Degroof Fellowship
Jim and Sara Anderson Fellowship
JoAnne Yates Fellowship
John E. Jamerson (1977) Fellowship
Joseph E. Eastin (2015) Fellowship
Karen and Jack (1947) Rizika Fellowship
Kenedix Fellowship
Ketterson Family Fellowship
Kim Sai Toh (2002) Fellowship
Kirin Fellowship
LCP Ho Fellowship
Lebanese International Finance Executives (LIFE) Fellowship
Lester Thurow Fellowship
Lin Family Fellowship
Linda Archer Cornfield Fellowship
Lo Family Fellowship
Luli Yeh and Tsu Ho Hong Fellowship
Maceda Family Fellowship
Mariafrancesca Carli-Josselyn (1992) Fund
Mary A. and Vincent A. Fulmer (1953) Management Fellowship
Marzio Keiling Sloan Masters Fellowship
Mazer Garden Family Fellowship
Mindy Hsu (2006) and David Lee (2004) Family Fellowship
Miriam Sherburne Fellowship
MIT Sloan Guo Heng Fellowship
MIT Sloan Veterans Fellowship
Naggar Family Fellowship
Nath Fellowship
Paul K. (1947) and Mary L. Schilling Fellowship
Pechacek Fellowship
Pengfei Xie (1997) and Yufei Wang (1998) Fellowship
Philip (1998) and Winnie Mok Fellowship
Philip M. Condit (1975) Fellowship
Pier Augusto Novelli (1993) Fellowship
Rafael Del Pino (1986) Fellowship
Rajaram Family Fellowship
Robert Pozen Fellowship
Ronald A. Williams (1984) and Cynthia Williams Fellowship
Rod Garcia Fellowship
Sadeq Sayeed (1985) Fellowship
Samsung Fellowship
Samuel (2003) and Alexandra Epee-Bounya Fellowship
Sara and Frederic (2009) Kerrest Fellowship
Schoen Family Fellowship
Schulmeyer Family Graduate Student Support Fellowship
Shahril Shamsuddin (1996) Fellowship
Shirin and Preetish (1998) Nijhawan Fellowship
Shivan S. Subramaniam (1978) Fellowship
Stephen E. Mermelstein (1976) Fellowship
Stone Masters Fellowship for Women
Sunshik Min MBA Fellowship
Tamotsu Adachi (1983) Fellowship
Thomas J. Vincent (1968) Fellowship
Thomas R. Petersen Memorial Fellowship
Thomas R. Williams (1954) Fellowship
Tim (1975) and Nancy (1976) Chan Fellowship
Verma Family Fellowship
Vernon E. Altman (1973) Fellowship
Wilke Leadership Fellowship
William and Helen Pounds Fellowship
Woiler Family (2001) Fellowship
Xiaodong Zhang (2006) Fellowship
Yu-Ting Kuo (1994) Fellowship
MFin
VGS Foundation Fellowship
MBAn
Lewis (1991) and Lisa Chan Fellowship
SFMBA
Gitlin Family Sloan Fellowship
MIT Sloan Fellows Global Scholars Fellowship
Fellowships Requiring a Separate Application
Several fellowships require a separate application process and are awarded through their respective organizations. Please see below for more information on these fellowships and application instructions. Additionally, explore the full list of fellowship and scholarship opportunities.
Visit the MIT Office of Graduate Education (OGE) website, to learn more about available Fellowships and Awards.
Awarded to two Spanish nationals who obtained their engineering degrees from a Spanish university and will join the MBA, Master of Finance, or Master of Business Analytics program. The scholarship covers full tuition for two years (12 months for MFIN and MBAn programs). To be eligible, MBA candidates must be admitted in Round 1 or Round 2; MBA, MFIN, and MBAn candidates must submit their application for the scholarship to FGB within 20 days of their admission decision. Learn more.
The Kennedy Scholarship is an academic award for British students studying at two of the world's finest universities - Harvard and MIT. It can be used to fund a wide variety of programmes at MIT and across all the graduate schools within Harvard - from PhD to LLM, from MPH to March. It can also fund a Special Studentship for those wanting a general programme of non-degree study. Learn more.
Incoming first-year graduate students accepted to an MIT graduate program who are citizens of the People’s Republic of China are eligible to apply to this fellowship. The MIT-CSC Fellowship Program provides fellowships consisting of funding that covers a standard stipend, full tuition, international round-trip airfare, and appropriate fees. Applications to participate in the MIT-CSC Fellowship Program should be submitted by candidates directly to the CSC. Learn more.
The MIT Kuo Sharper Center for Prosperity and Entrepreneurship is pleased to offer financial assistance to select entrepreneurial graduate students at MIT. Their application process is separate from the MIT Sloan Fellows MBA admissions. Learnmore.
The Design Fellowship is an opportunity for approximately ten continuing MIT graduate students to engage in MAD’s activities and propose a research-oriented or personal design project throughout the academic year (nine months), while receiving full tuition support, a stipend, and health insurance. Learn more.
The MIT Sloan Social Impact Fellowships provide funding to a limited number of MBA students taking on important societal challenges during their summer internship period. Students apply in April of their first year, and awards are announced in early May. Funding is provided by the Dean’s Office and contributions from classmates. Learn more.
Successful fellowship proposals will show:
Potential for sustainable benefit to an underserved community
Evidence of strong motivation to carry out the project
Potential for effective community partner/student relationship
An overall sense of project feasibility indicating that the project scope matches the student qualifications, time
frame, and community partner expertise/input
Appropriate understanding of safety issues and a thorough safety plan
MIT Sloan offers $25,000 scholarships, with $25,000 in matching funds from the VA, to all veterans of the U.S. military who meet the VA eligibility requirements for the Yellow Ribbon program. For more information, please contact Josh DeMaio (jkdemaio@mit.edu) or visit the program website.
Assistantships
Every year, MIT Sloan appoints a number of MBA students to teaching and research assistantships that vary in workload and compensation levels. While helping students cover their expenses, these competitive positions offer outstanding exposure to the school's educational and research programs. Responsibilities may include working one-on-one with students, assisting in research, and grading assignments and examinations. TA and RA positions are available each year to Master's-level students, as well as PhD students. MBA students are not able to pursue these opportunities until their second semester in the program.
Faculty members choose their own Research and Teaching Assistants, and each may have different application processes.
