Provides graduate and medical students across the Metroplex the unique opportunity to work in an interdisciplinary cohort and launch innovative health and well-being initiatives in the community while receiving extensive mentoring and support. Learn more.
The 30% master's degree tuition fellowship applies to all SMU undergraduate students for the following departments: Biological Sciences, Earth Sciences, Economics, Mathematics, Psychology, Statistical Science. Learn more.
Participate in a program designed to foster interdisciplinary communication and collaboration. Fellows will be mid-career doctoral students in one of the college’s twelve Ph.D. programs. Learn more.
Whether you are charting a new career path or expanding your current expertise, participating in research at SMU is a step in the right direction. Graduate students work with expert faculty in top notch SMU facilities across campus and opportunities abound.
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Kelsey Paulhus is a Ph.D. biology student that was one of only six predoctoral awardees chosen by the American Epilepsy Society to receive a prestigious and highly competitive fellowship. Paulhus was selected for her innovative research proposal to study the contribution of cortico-limbic brain regions to cardiorespiratory dysfunction and Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) risk.
Monique Scales’ earthquake fieldwork with SMU's seismology team began when she was an undergraduate.
Kate Andrzejewski, a postdoctoral fellow at Southern Methodist University, with Dale Winkler and Louis Jacobs, have identified have identified Convolosaurus marri from fossils collected at Proctor Lake. The new research has published in the journal PLOS ONE.
Dedman College, SMU Guildhall, Simmons School, and Lyle School have combined strengths to position SMU as leaders in research on the application of technology-enhanced immersive learning (TEIL). SMU has identified three significant research areas (1) Immersive Learning, (2) Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education and society, and (3) Improvement Science/Design-based Implementation Research (DBIR). Read more