This Fellowship program in Washington, D.C.,USA offers fully funded. The application deadline is 16th January 2026.
KEY DETAILS - Location: Washington, D.C.,USA - Program level: Fellowship - Funding: Fully Funded - Deadline: 16th January 2026
ELIGIBILITY - Citizenship/Residency: Candidates may be citizens or long-term residents of any nation. - Visa and Passport Eligibility: To be eligible for a J-1 visa to enter the United States, one must have a valid passport. - Academic Requirements: After completing their doctoral dissertation, they must have a postdoctoral degree and have published a book or monograph. - Professional Achievements: In their field, they must exhibit comparable professional accomplishments. - Language Proficiency: To participate effectively, one must have a strong command of the English language. - Institutional Affiliation: It is not necessary to have an institutional affiliation in order to apply.
BENEFITS - A nine-month stipend of $90,000 will provide financial assistance during the fellowship. - Coverage of living expenses, including personal spending and daily needs. - Accommodations are offered, guaranteeing cozy housing throughout the fellowship. - Protecting the fellow during the program with health and travel insurance. - Travel costs are reimbursed, including trips to and from Washington, D.C. at the beginning and conclusion of the fellowship. - Access to a fully equipped office that offers a polished workstation for collaboration and research.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS - Fellowship Application Form: Completed application form for consideration. - Curriculum Vitae (CV): Maximum of 3 pages, excluding publications. - Publications List: Maximum of 3 pages, detailing relevant scholarly work. - Project Proposal: Maximum of 5 pages, single-spaced, 12-point font, outlining the research project. - Bibliography: Maximum of 3 pages, citing sources referenced in the proposal. - Letters of Reference: Two letters required from academic or professional referees.
