The Graduate Wellness Center, located in 444 Eshleman Hall, is a satellite office for Counseling and Psychological Services and the Disabled Students Program. The Wellness Center provides graduate-focused wellness and mental health services. Make an appointment, or view the center‘s drop-in hours on the … Continued
The Moffitt Makerspace is a free, open access, and entry-level space located on the first floor of the Moffitt Library. Anyone with access to Moffitt library is allowed to use the space and equipment during drop-in hours. If you’d … Continued
Talk by Carlo Rotella, Professor of English, American Studies and Journalism at Boston College, in conversation with Fred Blackwell, CEO of the San Francisco Foundation. Tuesday, Nov 19 7-8:30 p.m. Maude Fife Room, 315 Wheeler Hall Carlo Rotella, Professor of … Continued
California has raised income limits to allow more children to qualify for subsidized child care. Here’s how to enroll.
International House Room and Board Scholarships for Graduate Students Many people who drive or walk by the beautiful Moorish style building with the iconic dome on Piedmont Avenue and Bancroft Way know it as “International House,” but are not quite … Continued
Join the teaching team for “Sense and Sensibility and Science,” a popular Big Ideas course in its sixth year. Taught by an interdisciplinary faculty team of Saul Perlmutter (Physics), Alison Gopnik (Psychology), and John Campbell (Philosophy), the course aims to … Continued
The Big Ideas Contest is back! Now in its 14th year, the Big Ideas Contest supports early-stage innovators and their transformative projects. This year’s contest will feature new tracks and increased awards levels up to $20,000. Proposals must be: Student-Led: … Continued
The Global Urban Humanities (GUH) Initiative brings together scholars and practitioners from the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, city and regional planning, and an array of humanities disciplines to help address the complex problems facing today’s global cities … Continued
UC Center Sacramento announces the STEM Solutions in Public Policy Award Competition. The award will recognize one or more outstanding proposals for new California state legislation from University of California graduate students in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics fields. The … Continued
In this position the assistant will facilitate weekly community activities that promote social engagement for UC Berkeley students who identify on the autism spectrum. The ideal candidate is a graduate student participating in a relevant field of study with experience … Continued
Join your fellow Bears for Cal vs. Stanford Night at the A’s ballpark and watch the Oakland Athletics take on the Detroit Tigers. Each Cal section ticket purchase includes an exclusive Berkeley-branded crewneck sweatshirt. Purchase your ticket online or contact … Continued
For the first time, UC Berkeley and eight prominent universities are engaging in joint mentorship, scientific collaboration, career development and guidance of advanced Ph.D. students and postdoctoral fellows. The goal of the Research Exchange is to increase the advancement of … Continued
The Office for Graduate Diversity is seeking graduate student mentors who are interested in increasing the diversity of students applying for graduate school by mentoring undergraduate students. As a GiGS mentor, you may be working with first-generation college students who … Continued
The Berkeley Science Review (BSR) is a graduate student-run magazine that aims to highlight the groundbreaking research occurring at UC Berkeley in a wide variety of scientific disciplines, from biology to physics to computer science. The BSR is currently seeking … Continued
The Center for Effective Global Action (CEGA) is a hub for research on global development, with a network of over 100 academic researchers extending across the University of California, Stanford University, and the University of Washington. Our faculty affiliates design … Continued
The PATH to Care Center and Graduate Division are interested in partnering with your department to plan the 2019 – 2020 in-person Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment (SVSH) Prevention Education Training sessions for new grad students. Students are still required to participate in an hour-long in-person … Continued
Innovation Ambassadors, UC System Are you interested in social impact, entrepreneurship & innovation, or public service? The Big Ideas Contest, open to all 10 UC system campuses, is seeking highly-motivated students interested in social impact and entrepreneurship across the UC … Continued
The application for a Summer 2019 Conference Travel Grant is live and available at tango.berkeley.edu. Note: Only academic M.A., M.S., and Ph.D. students are eligible for this opportunity and must have been an enrolled student in the Spring 2019 semester in … Continued
Deadline to apply is August 16th.
The Collegiate Inventors Competition is designed to encourage college students to be active in science, engineering, mathematics, technology, and creative invention while stimulating their problem solving abilities. The competition recognizes the working relationship between a student and their advisor who … Continued
NEW STUDENT SERVICES New Student Services empowers over 9,000 undergraduate students to succeed annually and facilitates their transition to UC Berkeley. This process is known as the Golden Bear Experience, which consists of two parts: Before Students Arrive (advising and … Continued
The California State Auditor is seeking leaders and changemakers from all departments and programs to join their team. Attend the info session at the Career Center on May 16 to speak with current employees about their work. Register for the … Continued
Paid On-Campus Internship: L&S Advising Graduate Mentor Deadline to Apply: Rolling Assist the L&S advising team in the expansion of advising tools and programs aimed at supporting undergraduates’ exploration of a liberal arts education. Paid Summer Internship: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Deadline … Continued
The Pathways to Science Portal hosts opportunities across a range of STEM disciplines, funded by NSF, NASA, NIH, and university and research labs across the country. Along with funding opportunities find a library, webinars, and tips on applying, interviewing, and negotiating a … Continued
The Horizons Fellowship supports 200 outstanding university students on a fully-funded experience in San Francisco, in their pursuit to become leaders in technology. The programs provide immersive software engineering and web/mobile development courses geared towards high-achieving college students. Students need … Continued
In support of UC’s Carbon Neutrality Initiative, the University is soliciting ideas from members of the UC community for off-campus projects that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions or sequester carbon. Under UC’s Carbon Neutrality Initiative, the UC system has committed … Continued
Eleven Berkeley PhD alums converse with current PhD students to help them gain insight into their own paths.
UC Center Sacramento announces the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Solutions in Public Policy Award. This award recognizes one or more outstanding proposals for new California legislation from UC STEM graduate students. The winner(s) will receive a $250 research … Continued
The 20th Annual Microbiology Student Symposium will be held on Saturday, April 27, 2017, at Chevron Auditorium at International House. The symposium includes student talks and poster presentations and keynote speakers Elizabeth Shank from University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and … Continued
Are you interested in how science impacts policy and vice versa? We are considering either creating a Designated Emphasis or Certificate in Science Policy and we need your help! Complete the 10 minute survey by Sunday, March 31st. Help shape this graduate specialization … Continued
Each year, UC Berkeley and Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) in Belgium offer an exchange program for up to four doctoral candidates from each university to complete research for their dissertation during the summer or fall. The ULB awards Berkeley … Continued
Berkeley Home Match is a pilot housing program for graduate students through the UC Berkeley Retirement Center and Ashby Village. UC Berkeley retirees and Ashby Village members who live near campus are interested in renting rooms to Berkeley graduate students … Continued
Are you interested in diving deeper into your oral history project? There’s still time to sign up for The Oral History Center of The Bancroft Library’s 1-week advanced institute August 5 – 9, 2019. The Advanced Institute is a great … Continued
Berkeley Lab’s Workforce Development & Education (WD&E) Department has one opening for a Communications Student Assistant to research, write, and edit impact reports and other work about our science education programs. Additionally, the student assistant will maintain our social media presence (by creating … Continued
Matrix is also pleased to announce a new joint program between UC Berkeley and Freie Universität, Berlin (FUB), a leading research university in Berlin, Germany, that will provide Erasmus+ mobility (i.e. travel) funding for collaborative research and training between the … Continued
UC Berkeley faculty, graduate students, and researchers are invited to submit proposals for Matrix Research Teams for the 2019 – 2020 academic year. Matrix Research Teams are groups of scholars who gather regularly to explore or develop a novel question … Continued
The Los Angeles Review of Books (LARB), the Berkeley Graduate Division, and the Doreen B. Townsend Center for the Humanities are pleased to invite applications from UC Berkeley Ph.D. students in the humanities and humanistic social sciences for funding to … Continued
The Berkeley Center for New Media (BCNM) is now accepting applications for admission to the Designated Emphasis (D.E.) in New Media Ph.D. program, and the Graduate Certificate in New Media M.A. program. Applications are due March 1, 2019. About the DE in New … Continued
The Green Initiative Fund (TGIF) is UC Berkeley’s Campus Green Fund. TGIF provides funding, via grants, for projects that improve and support UC Berkeley’s campus sustainability efforts. TGIF allocates funds to projects that promote sustainable modes of transportation, increase energy and … Continued
The Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University (ASU) in partnership with Banner Research announces the Banner-ASU Neuroscience Scholars program. The Banner-ASU Neuroscience Scholars is a paid, eight-week summer training program open to top-achieving college undergraduate and graduate science students. Scholars work full-time on … Continued
This year’s Summit explores the theme “Bridging Divides & Building A New Energy Paradigm.”
The Student Technology Fund (STF) proposal submission process is now open for the spring fast-track cycle. The deadline to submit project proposal abstracts is February 18, 2019. Any student, staff or faculty member of UC Berkeley is eligible to submit … Continued
For all graduate students in STEM and related fields: Applications are now open for ComSciCon 2019! The 7th annual Communicating Science workshop will be held in San Diego, CA, on July 11-13, 2019. Graduate students at U.S. and Canadian institutions in … Continued
Learn organizing or research and policy skills for Social & Economic Justice Have you ever organized a meeting? Researched an issue? Volunteered in your community? Taught a class? Do you have the courage to knock on a door and listen … Continued
Graduate students who live at International House, or aspire to, are invited to speak to their academic department about being nominated for a Gateway Fellowship. Each Gateway Fellowship provides single-occupancy room and board at International House for an academic year, … Continued
The Berkeley Research Computing (BRC) program is hiring several Graduate Student Interns. These positions are 20% to 25% (8 to 10 hours/week) appointments as Staff Research Associate / Student Assistants in Research IT. BRC is seeking talented and goal-oriented UC … Continued
The UC Center Sacramento announces its fourth annual Emerging Scholars Award for Excellence in Research and Public Policy. The award will recognize excellence in graduate student research with a direct impact on public policy. The recipients of the Emerging Scholars … Continued
The Haas Institute Summer Fellowship is a three-month-long, part-time, 20-hour per week paid internship. Compensation is awarded based on educational degree. The fellowship runs from May 16 to August 16, 2019, and takes place at the Haas Institute on the UC Berkeley campus, … Continued
The American Cultures Center and Academic Innovation Studio are seeking a graduate student with expertise in survey study (or assessment of student learning, program evaluation) to contribute to the evaluation of the Adobe Fellows Program. About the Adobe Fellows program … Continued
Join the Center for Advanced Imaging at Harvard as a Postdoctoral Scholar! The Center for Advanced Imaging at Harvard is seeking life and physical scientists, computer scientists, and engineers with an interest in imaging to develop innovative imaging technologies, apply … Continued
The Tata Social Internship Program provides students from UC Berkeley, UC Davis, and UC Santa Cruz with an opportunity to contribute to community initiative projects of Tata Group companies in India. These unique learning experiences for students help promote international … Continued
The Global Urban Humanities Initiative is pleased to announce its upcoming Spring 2019 Symposium: Techniques of Memory: Landscape, Iconoclasm, Medium and Power on April 17–18, 2019, at the David Brower Center in Berkeley, CA. The symposium will explore research, projects, and … Continued
MacArthur Commons, at 39th Street and Telegraph Avenue, is conveniently located across from the MacArthur BART in the Temescal neighborhood. Many local businesses are within walking distance, including Beauty’s Bagel, Bakesale Betty, Homeroom, and Pacific Ring Sports. The community will … Continued
The Center for Technology, Society & Policy (CTSP) invites project proposals from small teams or individuals for the annual fellows application cycle. CTSP selects project proposals that fit within the areas of focus, and fund each team member as fellow … Continued
The Graduate Assembly is hiring: Data Initiative Director Environmental Initiative Workshops Organizer* Environmental Initiative Exhibition Organizer* Environmental Intiative Design Specialist* *To apply to this position, email your resume and cover letter to nantichalutt@berkeley.edu.
The Prizes Program at UC Berkeley is an important forum for rewarding creative expression and scholarly achievement by Berkeley’s finest students. Winners receive both recognition and a cash prize, which is coordinated with the winner’s financial aid package, if any. … Continued
The Fabilli Hoffer Essay Prize competition is now accepting entries. This year’s topic is: “The end of civil discourse?” The contest is open to staff, faculty, and students. Prize money totaling $6,000 is available this year. In a 1970 letter, Eric … Continued
The Department of Academic Affairs at Rollins College is seeking applicants for a two-year appointment in the Alfred J. Hanna Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship in Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Eligible scholars have earned a doctorate within the last three years … Continued
The Designated Emphasis (D.E.) in Indigenous Language Revitalization offers: An interdisciplinary community of scholars dedicated to Indigenous Language Revitalization projects worldwide A core course taught by professors in Education, Linguistics, Native American Studies, and related fields Support for practicum/fieldwork in … Continued
Are you interested in careers in government and policy? Don’t miss Beyond Academia‘s “Public Sector Fellowships” event on Tuesday, September 25! The event includes a panel, workshops on applying for policy fellowships, and a networking reception. Hear from alums of the … Continued
The purpose of this workshop is to assist graduate students in establishing and working within the context of mentoring relationships with faculty. It will also provide graduate students with strategies and skills that they will need in mentoring undergraduates here … Continued
The Big C Student Initiated Projects Fund is a piece of the Big C Student Fee. The Big-C (Big Community) Fee Referendum expanded staffing (student and permanent), programs, and services, including funding for student-initiated projects, offered through the Centers for … Continued
The Virginia Tech Future Faculty Development Program is an exciting and rewarding two-day program for doctoral candidates and post-doctoral scholars traditionally underrepresented in their fields who are interested in entering academic careers. In collaboration with InclusiveVT, the 2018 Future Faculty program … Continued
Big Ideas is an early-stage, student-led, innovation contest that connects students with the mentorship, training, and resources needed to successfully conceptualize, deploy, and scale their social ventures. Open to undergraduate and graduate students, the Contest awards up to $300,000 in prizes annually. Since … Continued
The Berkeley Food Institute currently has three positions open for graduate students. Campus Food Equity and Inclusion Policy Fellow The fellow will apply their food system and policy advocacy knowledge to lead efforts to implement BFI’s Foodscape Map policy recommendations … Continued
EducationUSA is recruiting virtual interns from the U.S. for supporting EducationUSA projects! The two interns will work with a cohort of about 70 Ukrainians seeking admission to bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral programs in the U.S. Interns will engage with students by … Continued
Join the CalFresh team for the upcoming school year! CalFresh is looking for 6 ambassadors who will be PAID at $15/hour for 5 hours a week for the whole school year 6 interns that will be compensated with academic units, 1 (45 hrs) or … Continued
The Chan Fellows Graduate Student Facilitator coordinates aspects of the Lingnan W.T. Chan Fellows Program with the Public Service Center and the office of Asian Pacific American Student Development (APASD) at UC Berkeley. Through this position, the Graduate Student Facilitator … Continued
Big Ideas Is Recruiting Innovation Ambassadors Are you interested in social impact, entrepreneurship and innovation, or public service? Big Ideas is recruiting highly motivated UC students to serve as Innovation Ambassadors at each UC campus. Innovation Ambassadors work with students, … Continued
The Bioengineering Department at Stanford University is accepting applications for an Engineering Education Fellow to work with committed faculty in transitioning Bioengineering core courses from traditional lecture/problem-set courses into active learning experiences and to reimagine and retool the core curriculum. … Continued
L& S is looking for graduate interns to assist their advising team in the expansion of advising tools and programs aimed at supporting undergraduates’ exploration of a broad-based liberal arts education. The intern will assist in the development, implementation, delivery, … Continued
CAORC announces the call for applications for the Kaplan Responsive Preservation Initiative. The program is designed to aid in the preservation of the cultural heritage resources associated with multiple archaeological sites in countries within American overseas research centers’ networks. For this … Continued
Friday, June 8, 2018 Academic Innovation Studio, Dwinelle 117 (Level D) In this new one-day workshop, graduate students will learn about the pedagogy of the Data Science Education Program, where UC Berkeley is leading in curricular innovation in this exciting … Continued
You are invited to a multi-disciplinary working group in connection with the 2018-2019 UC Berkeley Sawyer Seminar on the topic of linguistic anthropology and literary and cultural study. The working group will be meeting eight times throughout the year to … Continued
Humboldt State University’s Online Certificate in Faculty Preparation program is a one-year program designed to support current and aspiring faculty in developing their knowledge and experience with teaching, learning, and technology in the college classroom. Program highlights: Four 3-unit online … Continued
University of California, San Francisco Institute for Computational Health Sciences Summer 2018 Program summary This program will appeal to those student/trainees who wish to apply their Data Science training to the field of biomedicine and … Continued
Program The Data Incubator is a Cornell University-funded data science training organization. It is now offering an intensive eight-week Fellowship that prepares master’s and doctoral students and postdocs in STEM and social science fields who are seeking industry careers as … Continued
The Chan Fellows Graduate Student Facilitator coordinates aspects of the Lingnan W.T. Chan Fellows Program with the UC Berkeley Public Service Center and the office of Asian Pacific American Student Development (APASD) at UC Berkeley. See the attached flyer for the … Continued
The Graduate Assembly (GA) and campus administration have funded new positions to lead campus-wide efforts to combat basic needs insecurity and to directly help students in need. Too many UC Berkeley students — both undergraduate and graduate — are faced … Continued
The Center for Humanities and Information at The Pennsylvania State University seeks up to two junior fellows to begin in the Fall of the 2018-19 academic year. Focusing on critical and theoretical approaches to information, the Center aims to bring … Continued
The University of California Humanities Research Institute (UCHRI) was founded as a multicampus research unit of the UC Office of the President under the UC Humanities Initiative, established by former UC President David P. Gardner in 1987. In 2009, a … Continued
Summer Research Grants in Religion offer funding to advanced graduate students working on topics at the intersection of religion and ethics, broadly construed. These grants are supported by the Frank and Lesley Yeary Endowment for Ethics in Humanities, established to support … Continued
Looking to accelerate your startup? Apply to Berkeley SkyDeck, the largest official startup accelerator at UC Berkeley. Join UC Berkeley’s entrepreneurial ecosystem; enjoy workspace in the penthouse of the tallest building in downtown Berkeley; get access to lab space; gain … Continued
The UC Berkeley Expanding Your Horizons in Science and Mathematics (EYH) Conference will be held Saturday, March 17, 2018, on campus. This conference serves to introduce 5th through 8th grade girls to career opportunities in science, computer science, technology, engineering, … Continued
This year Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, a leading science and technology company, is celebrating its 350th anniversary. Merck is the oldest pharmaceutical and chemical company in the world. On the occasion of this anniversary, Merck KGaA is offering a series … Continued
The Lasker Foundation has launched its 2018 Essay Contest. This exciting challenge engages young scientists and clinicians in a discussion about the big questions in biology and medicine today and the role of biomedical research in our society. The contest aims to build skills in … Continued
Do you want to know about China-related events and fellowships on campus? If so, add your name to the Center for Chinese Studies’ mailing list. You will receive weekly announcements of upcoming lectures, conferences, and film screenings. In addition, the … Continued
Metadata 2.0 is a two-quarter training program that enables UC graduate students and faculty to work on a digital project with metadata experts from around the UC system. Each participant will be assigned to one of five experts and will … Continued
Evidence for Action (E4A), a program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, awards grants to support innovative, rigorous research on how systems, programs, and policies influence population health and health inequalities. The E4A National Program Office reviews research proposals and … Continued
New academic and housing opportunities available at Mills College
The Department of Linguistics is seeking one GSI for Spring 2018 to teach: Ling. 5: Language and Linguistics MWF 2 – 3 pm with Professor Larry Hyman The GSI must attend lecture and teach three sections as listed: Tu 8 … Continued
The Center for Technology, Society & Policy (CTSP) seeks proposals for a Data for Good Competition. The competition will be hosted and promoted by CTSP in coordination with the UC Berkeley School of Information IMSA, and made possible through funds provided … Continued
The William & Mary’s Graduate Research Symposium Committee is seeking abstract submissions from currently enrolled graduate students in the following discipline(s): American Studies, Anthropology, Applied Science, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, History, Physics, Psychology, and Public Policy. This broadly themed conference … Continued
Berkeley Research Computing is expanding our successful Domain Consultant program by hiring five more UC Berkeley graduate students. The Domain Consultant position is a 20% to 25% (8 to 10 hours/week) appointment, paid hourly ($20–$30/hr based on experience; no tuition/fee … Continued
Learning a new language can be a challenge. Volunteer with English-in-Action, a nation-wide program, to help students, visiting scholars, and international visitors and their families improve their English conversational skills and understanding of American life. Volunteer tutors meet with one or … Continued
Berkeley Crowdfunding just launched its biggest line-up of projects for this fall. Discover and support your favorite campaigns, which include: Berkeley Hyperloop – fund the next stages of Berkeley’s Hyperloop team to compete in designing a new system of high-speed travel; … Continued
The UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity (CLTC), a research and collaboration hub housed in UC Berkeley’s School of Information, announced its next Request for Proposals (RFP), which is open to all graduate students. The CLTC funds research on a … Continued
Thriving in Science is a professional development program offered for the science and engineering communities at UC Berkeley. The goal of this program is to provide graduate students and postdoctoral researchers with the resources and support to make the most of … Continued
Interested in becoming a science role model for local elementary school students while teaching fun and engaging science lessons? BASIS — Bay Area Scientists in Schools — is a fun and easy way to make a broader impact with your research, to develop … Continued
Funded by the Barbara Y. White Fund through the Graduate School of Education, this work has been designed by Laleh Coté, a doctoral student in the SESAME program. Laleh will serve as the main point of contact, and Dr. Alan Schoenfeld … Continued
