MSH Summer Research Fellowships

The Program in Medicine, Science, and the Humanities in partnership with the Center for Medical Humanities and Social Medicine are accepting applications for undergraduate and graduate Summer Research Fellowships. The fellowships will fund independent research in the medical humanities and/or science & technology studies. Successful fellows will be required to present their research at a symposium during the Fall 2024 semester and to contribute to the MSH Research Blog.

• Graduate students may receive grants of up to $3,000

Please direct any questions about the fellowship or application to MSH DUS Nicole Labruto ([email protected]).

MSH Graduate Student Liaison

The Program in Medicine, Science, and the Humanities funds a graduate student to work as a liaison between the MSH program and the larger academic community each academic year. The student’s graduate work should relate to the medical humanities or science, technology, and society (STS). A call for applications is circulated through JHU humanities departments each spring. For more information, contact the MSH Program Director.

MSH Teaching Fellowships 

The Program in Medicine, Science, and the Humanities has funding to support stipend, tuition support, and health insurance for a limited number of TAs for MSH courses each academic year. We look for graduate students in need of support or who would otherwise be interested in TAing courses related to medical humanities and/or science and technology studies.

MSH also sponsors Dean’s Teaching Fellowships for graduate student-taught courses related to the medical humanities and science and technology studies (STS) each year. 

For more information, contact the MSH Program Director.