The Wilson Center Fellowship Program in the United States for 2025 is now accepting applications. This postdoctoral fellowship provides a rare opportunity for scholars, practitioners, journalists, and public intellectuals to do independent study at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, D.C. It is available to all nationalities. In addition to offering a $90,000 salary for a nine-month residency, the program encourages advanced study on important global challenges in disciplines like political science, history, and international relations. Along with interacting with legislators, Wilson Center employees, and other fellows, fellows will have access to a wealth of resources, including databases and libraries. The fellowship has about 15–20 awards annually, and it is very competitive. In addition, networking opportunities and housing assistance in Washington, D.C. will be provided to fellows. Go to the end of this article for further information.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Open to citizens and permanent residents of the United States.
- applications from abroad
- Open to citizens and permanent residents of the United States.
- Foreign applicants must be eligible for a J-1 visa and possess a valid passport.
- Postdoctoral researchers who have published a book or monograph after completing their doctoral dissertation are eligible to apply.
- Practitioners and policymakers with comparable professional accomplishments are also qualified.
- English language proficiency is necessary to promote knowledge and idea sharing among companions.
Host: USA
Financial coverage: Partially Funded
Benefits:
- A $90,000 stipend will be awarded to participants for the length of the fellowship.
- They will get the chance to interact with academics, decision-makers, and specialists from throughout the globe.
- Engaging with a vibrant intellectual community is possible for fellows.
- Opportunities for substantial academic and professional growth are provided by the fellowship.
- Participants will engage in important national and international policy dialogues.
Deadline: October 1, 2024
