The Fellowship Program of The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives was established in 1977 by our institution's founder, the late Dr. Jacob Rader Marcus. Since its inception, more than 500 scholars from over 20 countries have been named Marcus Center Fellows.
HURI Research Fellowships support academic research that advances knowledge of Ukraine. This fellowship is open-rank and is designed to bring scholars to Harvard University for one academic term (four months) of focused, independent research. Fellows enjoy access to Harvard's vast research resources and vibrant intellectual environment.
In 2014, the Hillary Clinton Center (HCC) began a scholar-in-residence program that invites internationally recognized scholars who work on gender issues in North Africa to conduct their research ,while in-residence on the idyllic campus of Al Akhawayn University.
The program now also offers opportunities to emerging scholars.
Wuhan University is proud to announce our annual offering of the Wuhan University International Research Fellowship in philosophy.
We have funding for 2 positions, open AOS.
Following substantial investment in the area of Byzantine Studies at the University of Notre Dame, including the acquisition of the Milton V. Anastos Library of Byzantine Civilization and generous support from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, the Mellon Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Medieval Institute at the University of Notre Dame is delighted to invite applicants for a nine-month Postdoctoral Fellowship in Byzantine Studies.
The Brocher Foundation offers visiting Researchers the opportunity to come to the Brocher Centre in a peaceful park on the shores of Lake Geneva, to write books, journal articles, essays or Ph.D. theses. The visiting researcher positions are an opportunity to meet other researchers from various disciplines and countries as well as experts from numerous International Organizations & Non Governmental Organizations based in Geneva, such as the WHO, WTO, WIPO, UNHCR, ILO, WMA, ICRC, and more.
**Application Deadline: January 12, 2025 (Sun) 5:00pm EST
**Recommendation Letters Deadline: January 26, 2025 (Sun) 5:00pm EST
Department/Areas: social sciences; especially global Korean diaspora, Korea-US relations, international relations, and/or political economy
The Kyoto Consortium for Japanese Studies is searching for up to two KCJS Postdoctoral Fellows for the academic year 2026-27, with the possibility of extension. Based at Doshisha University in Kyoto, KCJS is an undergraduate study abroad program governed by a consortium of thirteen American universities and administered by the Center for Undergraduate Global Engagement at Columbia University.