The University of Central Florida's Institute of Artificial Intelligence (IAI) is offering the AI For All Doctoral Fellowship, beginning Fall 2026. This prestigious PhD opportunity is designed for highly motivated researchers interested in applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) to interdisciplinary fields. The fellowship encourages applicants to explore innovative research at the intersection of AI and diverse disciplines, including Psychology, Anthropology, Sociology, Physics, Chemistry, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Material Science, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science and Sustainability, Business Administration and Management, Economics, Music and Performing Arts, Journalism and Communication, and Law and Policy. Selected fellows will benefit from co-supervision by one IAI faculty member and one UCF faculty member from the candidate’s chosen discipline, ensuring robust interdisciplinary mentorship and research alignment. The program offers a competitive $30,000 annual stipend and full tuition coverage, supporting students as they pursue cutting-edge research in their chosen area. Applicants are expected to have a strong academic background and a clear research vision at the intersection of AI and another discipline. While specific degree or GPA requirements are not detailed, candidates should proactively contact potential faculty supervisors in both IAI and their disciplinary area to discuss research interests and fit. Application materials include a CV and the UCF application, with the process facilitated through an online form (accessible on campus or via VPN). The application deadline is January 9, 2026, at 5:00 PM. For more information, applicants can consult the IAI faculty list and the broader UCF graduate faculty directory. This fellowship is ideal for students passionate about interdisciplinary research in AI, offering a supportive environment, financial backing, and the opportunity to contribute to innovative projects across science, engineering, the arts, and the humanities at the University of Central Florida.