Due to the state of war in the region, the Stein Family Fellowship is currently paused. The situation will be reevaluated regularly and any changes or updates will appear on this website. 

Among the main purposes of the Fellowship are:

1. To provide scholarship, fellowships, stipends, subsidies, support and other career development assistance to deserving undergraduate and graduate students of Israeli educational institutions to attend Drexel University.
2. To provide scholarships, fellowship, stipends, subsidies, support and other career development assistance to deserving undergraduate and graduate students of Drexel to attend the Technion or Hebrew University, as well as Ben Gurion University, among other Israeli institutions.
3. To provide financial assistance to deserving faculty members of Drexel to teach, study and do research in Israel.
4. To provide financial assistance to deserving faculty members of Israeli universities to teach, study and do research at Drexel.
5. To pay the traveling and incidental expenses of such undergraduate and graduate students and faculty members which they are required to incur in connection with the foregoing.

Students and faculty members awarded the Fellowships for the purposes described above shall be designated “Stein Fellows.” All Stein Fellows submit an electronic report within 90 days of completion of the project.

Questions?

Please direct any questions to global@drexel.edu. 

For all recipients, an electronic report is to be submitted within 90 days of completion of the project.

In the News

Read about a recent Stein Fellowship recipient, Karmi Oxman's, experience conducting research in Israel here.