International House Graduate Fellowship Program

The International House Graduate Fellowship Program supports University of Chicago graduate students who will be registered and on campus for the full academic year. Fellows are expected to contribute their unique perspectives and interests to the International House community and become fully engaged in the multi-faceted life of the House through a wide array of activities. Programming includes internationally-focused public programs through the Global Voices Performing Arts and Lecture Series, language and culture tables and related dining activities, professional development opportunities, health and wellness programs, social activities, and a Graduate Mentorship Program in conjunction with the Office of International Affairs. Graduate students can serve as an I-House Graduate Fellow for a maximum of 3 years. Fellows must remain in good academic standing and abide by all rules and policies of International House and the University of Chicago, and must demonstrate ongoing participation in the International House community with quarterly statements highlighting their involvement.