International Affairs Fellowship in India supports mid-career U.S. professionals researching U.S.-India relations in India to deepen mutual understanding and strengthen cooperation between the two countries.
International Affairs Fellowship supports mid-career professionals in new policy or research settings to develop scholar-practitioners and bridge the study and making of U.S. foreign policy.
International Affairs Fellowship in Japan supports mid-career U.S. professionals pursuing research at Japanese host institutions to strengthen U.S.-Japan understanding and cooperation.
The AIF Clinton Fellowship for Service, funded by Northwestern University, places young Americans with Indian NGOs for 10 months to tackle public health, education, and livelihoods through hands-on research and service.
Research Fellowships from the American Institute of Indian Studies support doctoral, senior, and early-career scholars conducting research and fieldwork in India to advance scholarship about the country.
Military Fellowship supports military officers through a year of study, research, and engagement at the Council on Foreign Relations to deepen their understanding of international relations.