The Facebook Fellowship Program is designed to encourage and support
promising doctoral students who are engaged in innovative and relevant
research in areas related to computer science and engineering. Winners
of the fellowship are entitled to receive two years of tuition and fees
paid, a stipend of $37,000 each year, and up to $5,000 in conference
travel support. Applications will be evaluated based on the strength of
the student's research statement, publication record, and recommendation
letters. While open to students in any year of PhD study, heavy
emphasis on research and publication record favors students who are
further along in their course of study.
Important Dates:
August 1, 2016: 2016 Fellowship program application open
November 1, 2016, 6:00pm PST: Completed applications with reference letters due
Fellowship Award includes:
Tuition and fees will be paid for the academic year (up to two years).
$37K grant (one-time payment during each academic year).
Up to $5,000 in conference travel support.
Paid visit to Facebook HQ to present research.
Opportunity for a paid internship at Facebook.
Eligibility Criteria:
Full-time PhD students who are currently involved in on-going research.
Students work must be related to one or more relevant disciplines.
Students must be enrolled during the academic year(s) that the Fellowship is awarded.
The Fellowship Program is open to PhD students globally who are enrolled in an accredited university in any country.
Applications must include:
1-2 page research summary which clearly identifies the area of focus,
importance to the field, and applicability to Facebook of the
anticipated research during the award. Please reference the topical
areas below.
Resume or CV with email, phone and mailing address, along with applicable coursework noted
2 letters of recommendation (one must be from an academic advisor).
We are accepting applications from students with research related to one of the following areas:
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision
Connectivity Hardware
Data Mining
Databases
Distributed Systems, Networking & Operating Systems
Economics & Computation
Electrical Engineering
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