Alert: fantastic chance for driven academics and researchers! Applications are now being accepted for the non-resident associate fellowship program at the NATO Defence College (NDC). This presents an opportunity for you to directly engage in the important research being conducted in defence and security studies by one of the world’s top schools.
Junior and senior fellows have equal opportunities to engage in significant research projects through the associate fellowship program. The following are the crucial details that need to be known:
Junior Fellowships:
- This effort is designed to assist the future generation of leaders and scholars by finding and nurturing them.
- A range of in-person and online professional development programs, conferences, seminars, and other events will be available for participants to partake in.
- A master’s degree in any field, less than five years of work experience since graduation, and notable career accomplishments are prerequisites for admission to this program.
Senior Fellowships:
- This program, which aims to improve the NDC’s Research Division’s capabilities, emphasises increasing its strengths through a variety of channels, including publications, workshops, and mentorship opportunities.
- Participants must meet the following requirements in order to be eligible: they must have finished their PhD at least five years before the application year, have an impressive publishing history, and be recognized as authorities in their field.
General Requirements:
- Accessible to nationals of NATO members and partner countries.
- Junior and senior fellows will have non-residential affiliations with the NDC’s Research Division.
- Senior fellows will assist with publishing and workshop coordination, while junior fellows will participate in annual workshops and other associated activities.
Conditions:
- Non-resident fellows will be paid for their services even though they are not employed by NATO or the NATO Defence College.
- Senior fellowships last for two years and may be renewed, while junior fellowships are originally awarded for one year and may be extended.
Application Procedure:
- It is recommended that prospective candidates submit their applications to fellowships@ndc.nato.int by email.
- A one-page CV, a one-page cover letter outlining the applicant’s interests, and either a sample publication or a summary of their professional accomplishments should be included with the application for junior fellows.
- Senior fellows must submit an application with a one-page curriculum vitae, a one-page research plan, and an example of academic writing.
Deadline: April 2nd, 2024
