Applications for the 2025-2026 Genetic Engineering and Society (GES) Graduate Minor Fellowship are now open. Deadline extended to March 31st.
Ever wonder how cutting-edge tech shapes our environment and communities—and how we balance innovation with real-world concerns? The Genetic Engineering and Society (GES) Minor Fellowship at NC State invites students from every field to explore the science, ethics, and policy of genetic engineering. Here, you’ll gain the tools to tackle complex challenges, engage in meaningful dialogue, and learn how to bridge science and society in complex times.
Who Should Apply?
- Current NC State Masters or PhD students in natural or social sciences, or humanities
- Anyone looking to deepen their understanding of biotech’s real-world impacts
What’s in It for You?
- A $17K stipend
- In-state tuition and fees covered for one semester
- An interdisciplinary curriculum that sparks thoughtful leadership and responsible innovation
How to Apply
- Applications are due March 17, 2025, for priority consideration
- View fellowship requirements and the application process here
Questions?
- Join our Zoom info session on Monday, March 3rd at 7 PM
- Or reach out to Dr. Katie Barnhill, co-director of the GES Minor program