Senior maps the impact of roads on the ecosystem and Indigenous peoples of the Amazon during a summer internship.
We are delighted to announce that student stipend levels will be increasing in Summer 2026. Students who are awarded a UR Summer Fellowship will be eligible for up to $5300 for ten weeks of faculty-mentored summer research or work in an un-paid or low-paid internship.
The amount of the awards will be made according to the number of hours spent in the fellowship at the rate of $13.25/hour. The minimum number of hours is 240 over the course of six weeks; the maximum is 400. For example:
UR Summer Fellowships offer students powerful experiences that complement Richmond’s rigorous academics. Through faculty-mentored research experiences, students pursue original intellectual discovery while also gaining the laboratory, field, or archival experience needed to secure admission and fellowships to top graduate programs. Summer internships challenge students to apply what they’ve learned in new settings while obtaining the experience necessary to pursue their professional goals.