Student Fellowships - old
A research fellowship at Loyola is a competitive grant to a current student based on their prior academic performance. These School of Environmental Sustainability fellowship programs enable both undergraduate and graduate students to gain practical experience in interdisciplinary research.
Aquatic Ecology
Focused on the Great Lakes, streams and inland lakes of our region, our research addresses the health of aquatic ecosystems, the causes of degradation, and the feedback impacts on human health.
- Ecotoxicology & Risk Assessment
- Ecological Effects of Nanomaterials
- Spatiotemporal Environmental Conditions
Clean Alternative Energy
The Clean Energy Lab is an applications labs where students are challenged to apply their classrooms skills and knowledge to implement zero-waste processes to pilot scale alternative fuel production. Our main research focus is on the utilization of process by-products to create value-add, sellable products.
Ecological Restoration and Conservation
Work to understand, protect and restore important and sensitive habitats is ongoing at Loyola. We approach the multiple purposes or stakeholder objectives in a land management situation in a way that gives multiple solutions from the restoration effort.
Carbon Fellowship Program
This competitive program is open to undergraduate students Is a competitive program open to undergraduate students majoring in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Neuroscience and Engineering. It provides students with the opportunity to conduct interdisciplinary research with financial support during the two-year duration of the fellowship (the students’ junior and senior years).
Learn more and apply here.
SES Undergraduate Research Fellowship
This Program is designed to bring innovative research opportunities to students at Loyola University Chicago. The focus of the program is for students to conduct interdisciplinary research on issues related to unsustainable natural resource uses in the greater Chicago land region.
The Institute encourages research projects to combine elements of ecosystem structure and function, impacts on human health, public policy, behaviors, and other environmental factors.
In addition, one fellowship specifically focusing on a biodiversity project researched out at Loyola’s Retreat and Ecology Campus (LUREC) will be considered. Application deadline is March 1.
Apply here.
A research fellowship at Loyola is a competitive grant to a current student based on their prior academic performance. These School of Environmental Sustainability fellowship programs enable both undergraduate and graduate students to gain practical experience in interdisciplinary research.
Aquatic Ecology
Focused on the Great Lakes, streams and inland lakes of our region, our research addresses the health of aquatic ecosystems, the causes of degradation, and the feedback impacts on human health.
- Ecotoxicology & Risk Assessment
- Ecological Effects of Nanomaterials
- Spatiotemporal Environmental Conditions
Clean Alternative Energy
The Clean Energy Lab is an applications labs where students are challenged to apply their classrooms skills and knowledge to implement zero-waste processes to pilot scale alternative fuel production. Our main research focus is on the utilization of process by-products to create value-add, sellable products.
Ecological Restoration and Conservation
Work to understand, protect and restore important and sensitive habitats is ongoing at Loyola. We approach the multiple purposes or stakeholder objectives in a land management situation in a way that gives multiple solutions from the restoration effort.