IEEE-USA Government Fellowship Program 2027

Each year, IEEE-USA sponsors government fellowships for qualified U.S. IEEE members. The Fellows — chosen by the IEEE-USA Government Fellows Committee and confirmed by IEEE-USA’s Board of Directors — spend a year living and working in Washington as advisers to either the US Congress or the US Department of State.

The Government Fellowship program links science, technology and engineering professionals with the U.S. government, and provides a mechanism for U.S. IEEE members to learn firsthand about the public policy process while imparting their knowledge and experience to policymakers.

IEEE-USA maintains its Fellowship program as part of its mission to serve the public good, and as an educational program for our members. Fellows do not provide any services to IEEE-USA, other than periodic reports designed to educate other engineers about the fellowship experience.

The IEEE-USA Government Fellowships run 1 September – 31 August each year.

• Table of Content
• About IEEE-USA
• IEEE-USA Government Fellowship Program Fellowship
• Aim and Benefits of IEEE-USA Government Fellowship Program Fellowship
• Requirements for IEEE-USA Government Fellowship Program Fellowship Qualification
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

IEEE-USA Government Fellowship Program Fellowship

Aim and Benefits of IEEE-USA Government Fellowship Program Fellowship

• Fellows receive a stipend that ranges from $100,000 – $200,000 (varies depending on experience and education). Costs associated with the fellow’s required attendance at orientation are paid by IEEE-USA.

Requirements for IEEE-USA Government Fellowship Program Fellowship Qualification

• IEEE-USA Government Fellows must be U.S. citizens.

Application Deadline

How to Apply

For more information, kindly visit IEEE-USA scholarship webpage.