DHS Graduate Research Fellowship

The DHS Graduate Research Fellowship supports doctoral-level education and applied research aligned with the Department of Homeland Security’s missions. Selected fellows undertake applied research at federal facilities and homeland security–focused organizations, collaborating with experienced researchers and operational personnel for up to 12 months. The program covers stipends, health insurance allowances, relocation assistance, and research-related travel.

Stipend, health insurance allowance, relocation assistance, and travel funding for research-related activities; appointment administered by ORISE.

Open to doctoral researchers; applicants must be United States citizens and either currently pursuing a doctoral degree or have obtained a PhD within the previous 12 months; other requirements include minimum GPA and full-time participation.