Siegel Public Interest Technology Summer Fellowship (PIT-SF)

The Siegel Public Interest Technology Summer Fellowship (PIT-SF) program is designed for rising juniors and seniors in U.S.-based universities who are interested in gaining first-hand experience working on technology policy at the federal, state, and local levels. Each summer, 10-12 students are selected to participate in this paid fellowship.

🏢 About the Fellowship

• Sponsor Organization: Princeton Center for Information Technology Policy
• Target Audience: Rising juniors and seniors in U.S.-based universities
• Program Duration: Summer

🎁 Benefits

• Fellows receive a stipend in two installments (at the start and end of the program).
• Travel costs are factored into the stipend, and hotel accommodations are covered during the wrap-up symposium.
• Housing is not included—students must arrange their own accommodations.
• Taxes apply to stipend payments.

✅ Eligibility Criteria

• Open to students from any U.S. university (not limited to Princeton).
• International students may apply, but opportunities are limited due to citizenship requirements.
• Must attend:
  • Orientation
  • Weekly seminars
  • Wrap-up symposium
• Cannot hold another internship simultaneously (requires full-time commitment).
• Strong interest in technology policy and excellent communication skills are required.

📅 Application Date and Process

• Application Deadline: 11 January, 2026
• To apply, visit the application portal.

🔗 Additional Information

For more details about the fellowship, visit the official program page.

This fellowship is a fantastic opportunity for students passionate about technology policy to gain valuable experience and contribute to impactful projects. Don't miss the chance to apply!

• Fellows receive a stipend in two installments (start and end of program).
• Travel costs are factored into the stipend; hotel covered during wrap-up symposium.
• Housing is not included—students must arrange their own accommodations.
• Taxes apply to stipend payments.