Update: With the ongoing progress with the 2022 Spring Semester Fellowship and Economics 70 course, our next program will be held from July 2023 to August 2023 which will include our Research Fellowship and Empirical Socioeconomics Economics 50 course. More updates about the upcoming program will be posted on this page.
The International Socioeconomics Laboratory is hosting its fifth joint empirical research fellowship and undergraduate-level course. The International Socioeconomics Laboratory 2022 Socioeconomics Fellowship will explore a diverse number of global issues, ranging from the environment and public health to education and income inequality. This fellowship is a free virtual program open to all undergraduate and high school students around the globe. Graduates and doctorates are invited to apply as a Principal Investigator who will help guide the research studies completed during this fellowship.
-
Participate in the research program from January 8, 2022 to April 30, 2022.
-
Complete the Analytical Socioeconomics course (Econ 70), with fulfillment of empirical projects requirements and intercollegiate lecture instruction participation. To learn more about previous course offerings, you can learn more about the Econ 50 course offered in the past fellowship.
-
Develop IRB proposals for translational experimental studies to collect social economic data.
-
Publish findings to have an impact on policy decision making.
-
Display and compete research posters at the virtual Socioeconomics Symposium.
-
New: Fully funded surveys for dissemination and expediated IRB reviews.


-
Applicants must be available for all Saturdays from January to April at 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM Eastern Time with working cameras and microphones.
-
Applicants must have a functional personal computer that they could use to attend virtual meetings and run statistical software.
-
Applicants must download R Studio and JASP programs for data analysis.
