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Jane Street Graduate Research Fellowship 2027–28

Jane Street

Why this might be useful for you

PhD fellowship from trading firm Jane Street covering a year of tuition and fees plus a $50,000 stipend, for students in CS, EE, math, physics or statistics.

  • Free

Format & location

Online

Date

Student applications due Nov 13, 2026 AoE; recommendation letters due Dec 1, 2026 AoE.

Application deadline

Nov 13 · Closes Nov 13

Experience level

advanced

Award value

Full tuition and fees for one year + $50,000 USD stipend; finalists get $5,000

Education level

PhD

Residency / citizenship

None stated; based on where your university is (US, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore). International students eligible.

Institution eligibility

Accredited research institutions in the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand or Singapore

About this opportunity

Jane Street's Graduate Research Fellowship funds PhD students doing research in electrical engineering and computer science, mathematics, physics or statistics (closely related fields may also qualify). Winners get full tuition and fees for the upcoming academic year plus a $50,000 USD stipend; finalists receive an additional $5,000. You must be a full-time PhD student with at least one year left in your program, or be committed to start a PhD in Fall 2027, at an accredited research institution in the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand or Singapore. International students are eligible, and past finalists and honorable mentions may reapply. The application asks for a CV or résumé, a 1–2 page research statement written for a general technical audience, and contact details for your letter writers (Jane Street contacts them directly). Student applications are due November 13, 2026 (AoE); recommendation letters are due December 1, 2026 (AoE).

What you get

  • One year of tuition and fees covered
  • $50,000 USD stipend
  • $5,000 for finalists

Who can take part

Full-time PhD students in good standing with at least one year remaining (or committed to start a PhD in Fall 2027) at an accredited research institution in the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand or Singapore. Fields: EECS, mathematics, physics, statistics or closely related. International students eligible.

Eligibility is copied from the organizer's own published rules — they make the final call. Confirm on the official page before you apply.

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