SIGF
SIGF supports doctoral students whose research crosses traditional disciplinary boundaries.
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SIGF: Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellowship
About SIGF
The Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellowship (SIGF) is a competitive, university-wide program that awards three-year fellowships to outstanding doctoral students engaged in interdisciplinary research.
The 2021 SIGF application is closed. The 2022 application will open in Winter 2022.
The application deadline was: February 22 at 11:59pm.
Contact sigf@stanford.edu with any questions. Review info session slides for more information.
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