Lightning Scholars supports untenured, tenure-track faculty in developing a major global affairs research project or book while engaging with scholars and policymakers to connect academic work with policy.
Postdoctoral Fellows - Perry World House supports postdoctoral scholars researching global affairs, linking academic work with the global policy community to address pressing policy challenges.
Faculty Fellowship Projects support Penn faculty through workshops, public events, visiting fellows, and written outputs that connect ongoing research with decision-makers to advance global policy action.
Visiting Fellows - Perry World House supports global thought and policy leaders through research collaboration, campus dialogue, and student mentorship to connect scholarship with work on global challenges.
Research Fellowship Program supports scholars, practitioners, journalists, and public intellectuals in nonpartisan foreign-policy research and writing to inform policymakers on major global challenges.
Barra Sabbatical Fellowship supports a faculty scholar on leave with time for book-length research to advance study of North America’s histories and cultures in the Atlantic world before 1850.