Woodrow Wilson Center Fellowship 2025-2026: $90,000 stipend, global collaboration, and impactful research opportunities. Apply now!
About
Woodrow Wilson Center Fellowship Program Applications are currently being accepted for the prestigious for the 2025-2026 term. This program offers 9-month residential fellowships to scholars, practitioners, journalists, and public intellectuals worldwide through a competitive selection process.
Fellows selected for this program will have the opportunity to engage deeply with the Wilson Center’s various programs and projects, collaborating closely with policymakers in Washington, D.C. They will join a vibrant community of scholars and researchers tackling critical global issues through research that is non-advocacy oriented.
Approximately 15-20 fellowships are awarded annually, providing a unique platform for participants to delve into policy-relevant topics and contribute to discussions on challenges facing both the United States and the broader international community. This fellowship is ideal for individuals passionate about making substantive contributions to global understanding and policy development. Apply now to be part of this impactful fellowship program and contribute to shaping future global discourse.
Stipend
- The Woodrow Wilson Center Fellowship offers a stipend of $90,000 for a duration of nine months. Fellows are responsible for their own health insurance and travel expenses, ensuring they have the necessary support to focus on their research and professional development. This financial support is designed to enable fellows to fully immerse themselves in their work and engage with the broader academic and policy-making communities.
Benefits
- Financial Support: Receive a generous stipend of $90,000 for the nine-month fellowship period, allowing fellows to focus fully on their research and professional development.
- Access to Resources: Gain access to the extensive resources of the Woodrow Wilson Center, including its library, research facilities, and networks of policymakers and experts in various fields.
- Collaborative Environment: Engage with a diverse community of scholars, practitioners, journalists, and policymakers from around the world, fostering intellectual exchange and collaboration.
- Professional Development: Enhance your academic or professional credentials through interactions with leading experts and participation in seminars, workshops, and public events.
- Policy Impact: Contribute to policy discussions and research that address critical challenges facing the United States and the global community, promoting informed decision-making and solutions.
- Career Advancement: Build lasting connections and partnerships that can enhance future career opportunities in academia, government, international organizations, and beyond.
- Prestige and Recognition: Join a prestigious fellowship program known for its impact on global scholarship and policy, providing recognition and visibility within your field.
- Supportive Community: Benefit from a supportive environment that encourages innovative thinking and the exploration of new ideas, fostering personal and professional growth.
Eligibility Criteria
- The Woodrow Wilson Center Fellowship is open to individuals who are citizens or permanent residents of any country. Applicants from countries outside the United States must possess a valid passport and be eligible to obtain a J-1 visa, even if they are currently residing in the United States.
- Academic applicants should have completed their doctoral studies and be at the post-doctoral level. They should also have a significant publication record beyond their Ph.D. dissertation, such as a book or monograph.
- Practitioners and policymakers are also encouraged to apply, provided they have achieved a level of professional accomplishment equivalent to that of academic candidates.
- Proficiency in English is essential, as fellows are expected to actively participate in discussions and collaborations with a diverse group of peers at the Center. This requirement underscores the Center’s commitment to fostering an inclusive environment for the exchange of ideas and research.
Application Requirements:
A complete application for the Woodrow Wilson Center Fellowship includes:
- The fellowship application form.
- A current CV, limited to three pages. Please list publications separately and explain any gaps or declined opportunities.
- A list of publications with exact titles, publishers, publication dates, and status of forthcoming publications, also limited to three pages.
- A Project Proposal, not exceeding five single-spaced typed pages in 12-point font. Applications exceeding this length may be omitted from review.
- A bibliography for the project, including primary and relevant secondary sources, limited to three pages.
- Two letters of reference.
FAQ’s
Who can apply for the fellowship?
The fellowship is open to citizens or permanent residents from any country. Academic candidates should be at the post-doctoral level, and practitioners or policymakers should have equivalent professional achievements.
What is the duration of the fellowship?
The fellowship is for nine months.
What does the $90,000 stipend cover?
The stipend covers living expenses during the fellowship period. Fellows are responsible for their own health insurance and travel expenses.
What are the application requirements?
Applicants must submit a completed application form, a current CV, a list of publications, a project proposal, a bibliography, and two letters of reference.
How many fellowships are awarded each year?
Approximately 15-20 fellowships are awarded annually.
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