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    Fellowships - Institute for Advanced Study

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    Fellowships - Institute for Advanced Study support junior and senior scholars’ residential social science research, within an annual theme or independently, to advance inquiry and scholarly exchange.

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    Applications for the 2027–2028 fellowship are now closed; the application portal will reopen in August 2027. Eligibility wording now requires the Ph.D. or equivalent credentials at application, with the degree awarded by October 15 of the year before the fellowship, replacing the fixed October 15, 2026 date.

    Funder: Institute for Advanced Study

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Academic-year stipend up to $80,000, capped at half the prior year's base salary; up to $800 in non-travel research reimbursements

    Summary: Residential fellowships support junior and senior scholars pursuing social science research, either within an annual theme or independently.

    Key Information: Members must reside at IAS and cannot hold teaching commitments, other employment, or another residential fellowship during membership.


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    The Institute for Advanced Study’s School of Social Science invites approximately 20 scholars each year for residential fellowships in Princeton, New Jersey. Fellows, known as Members, pursue research across the social sciences and related disciplines. About half work on the School’s annual theme, while the remainder pursue other projects; applications outside the theme are equally welcome. Members have access to offices, libraries, housing, and subsidized dining services.

    The School’s published “Understanding AI” theme invites theoretical, interpretive, and empirical research on AI as a social, cultural, historical, economic, and political phenomenon. Topics include AI’s implications for labor, governance, rights, human agency, capital, and geopolitics. Collaborative exchange is central to the theme seminar, alongside the wider School’s shared scholarly activities.


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