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HKS Health and Health Interiors Fellowships | HKS Architects HKS Health and Health Interiors Fellowships HKS is now accepting applications for two fellowship opportunities to propel talented recent graduates into active opportunities to improve health care environments through design.
Through the HKS Health Fellowship and the new HKS Health Interiors Fellowship, fellows will be mentored by some of the most influential architects, interior designers and researchers in the profession, pursue self-directed research and have access to networking and travel opportunities. Winning applicants receive full-time employment at HKS and the opportunity to continue their career with the firm after the one-year fellowship term.
“The Health Fellowship allowed me to investigate a topic I was deeply passionate about. It opened doors within the firm and industry to connect with thought leaders and be mentored in healthcare planning, research, and design. ” Hannah Shultz, Medical Planner HKS will select one Health Fellow and one Health Interiors Fellow for the 2026-2027 term.
Both fellows will join the HKS Health Studio for a one-year term where, in addition to hands-on project work, they will develop and execute a health design research topic based on each fellow’s particular area of interest and strategic initiatives within the HKS Health Studio.
Mental and Behavioral Health Sustainability / Building Performance Benchmarking Projects / Data Healthy Campuses / Social Design Mental and Behavioral Health Experience Design + Human Behavior and Psychology Material Innovation + Sustainability At the end of the fellowship, each fellow delivers results, that may include, but are not limited to a research paper or a design tool.
HKS leaders work with the selected Health Fellow and Health Interiors Fellow to pair them with the HKS office location and mentorship that can best support their research interests. During the interview stage, fellows can relay their office preference with firm leadership and discuss that office’s ability to support their research.
“We prioritize research in everything we do, and the fellowship infuses this mentality into a unique entry-level position. It’s creating the next leaders in our firm.
” HKS Senior Medical Planner and former HKS Health Fellow Important Dates and Information Late January/Early February Apply For Health Fellowship Apply For Health Interiors Fellowship Health Fellowship Advisors Health Interiors Fellowship Advisors Health Fellow Research Studies Tulane University (BArch) Clemson University (MS Architecture+Health) Tulane University (BS Arch) University of Michigan (MArch) The University of Texas at San Antonio (MArch) The University of Texas at Austin (BA) Pediatric Wound and Burn Units University of Southern California (MArch) Tulane University (BS Arch, BS Neuroscience) Architectural Responses to Sports-Related Brain Injuries University of Texas (MArch) University of Missouri (BS) Designing for the Underrepresented – Adolescents and Young Adult Oncology Patients University of Michigan (MArch) Clemson University (Bioengineering) Design for Autism and Neurodiversity in the ED Howard University (BArch + MArch) How Design Supports Improved Pediatric Mental and Behavioral Health Outcomes University of Tennessee (BArch) Towards Wellness in Design: A Framework for Evaluating the Urban Built Environment Clemson University (MArch) University of Missouri-Columbia (BS) Designing for Mental and Behavioral Health Needs — Crisis Care Spaces within Emergency Departments University of Pennsylvania (MS) University of Edinburgh (MA, MArch) Outpatient Waiting Behaviours: A Cross-Cultural Pilot Study in the U.K. and China Washington University in St.
Louis (MS) Auburn University (BArch) Psychosocial Spaces, With a Deep Dive Into Pediatric Inpatient Units Washington University in St.
Louis (MArch, Master of Construction Management) University of Virginia (BS) Health Care Design Benchmarking and Data Collection Clemson University (MArch) Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture Mindfulness and Compassion Architecture in Community Design University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (MArch) Ball State University (BSA) Efficiency in planning: A Parametric Approach Texas A&M University (MArch) Zhejiang University of Technology in China (BArch) Cancer villages in China — A Study and Design of a Delivery Treatment Model Texas Tech University (MArch, MBA, BSA) Future Health: A Framework for Design of Future Ambulatory Care Centers Texas A&M University (BED, MArch) Clemson University (MArch) Texas A&M University (BED) Empathy + Healthcare Architecture Senior Living Design and Retirement Communities An Enduring Foundation: The Evolution of Johns Hopkins Medicine Please fill in the field below to contact [contact_name] * indicates required fields To learn how we use your data and protect your privacy, please read the HKS Privacy Statement .
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