The Hertz Fellowship is a highly prestigious fellowship awarded to outstanding graduate students in the physical, biological, and engineering sciences. The fellowship is named after John Hertz, the founder of the Hertz Corporation, who established the program in 1963 with the goal of supporting the development of scientific leaders who would make significant contributions to their fields. Hertz Fellows receive five years of funding to support their graduate studies, including a generous stipend and full tuition support. In addition to financial support, Hertz Fellows have access to a wide range of professional development opportunities, including mentorship, networking events, and leadership training. Hertz Fellows are expected to conduct groundbreaking research, pursue advanced degrees, and become leaders in their fields, making significant contributions to society through their work.
