Faculty Visiting Fellowships
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Faculty Visiting Fellowships support junior and senior professors undertaking international research on global democracy, giving them time to advance their work and collaborate with scholars and practitioners.
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Funder: Kellogg Institute for International Studies, University of Notre Dame
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application) | October 2027 (Recommendation letters)
Funding Amounts: Rank-based compensation for a semester or academic year, plus insurance, round-trip travel, and research/travel funding
Summary: Residential fellowships support junior and senior professors conducting international research related to global democracy.
Key Information: Fellows must reside at Notre Dame and participate in the Institute’s scholarly community.
Description
The Kellogg Institute for International Studies at the University of Notre Dame offers Faculty Visiting Fellowships to junior and senior academics pursuing international research related to global democracy. Part of a residential visiting fellowship program established in 1983, these competitive appointments give scholars time to advance personal research and collaborate with scholars and practitioners from the United States and around the world.
Fellows contribute to Notre Dame’s intellectual community through research presentations, weekly seminars, lectures, and other Kellogg events. The competition emphasizes the importance and originality of proposed research, its relationship to global democracy, and its significance within and beyond the applicant’s field. Research design, clarity for readers outside the applicant’s discipline, and the work achievable during the fellowship are also central considerations.
