Visiting Fellows - Perry World House
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.
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Funder: Perry World House
Due Dates: Not specified
Funding Amounts: Residencies last one week to one semester; financial support is not specified
Summary: Visiting Fellows connects global thought and policy leaders with Penn faculty and students through residencies focused on pressing global challenges.
Key Information: The program uses a nomination form and involves residence at Perry World House.
Description
The Visiting Fellows Program at Perry World House, University of Pennsylvania, brings thought and policy leaders from around the world into dialogue with Penn faculty and students. It bridges the divide between academics studying global challenges and policymakers and global affairs professionals responsible for implementing policy. Fellows bring perspectives from government, international institutions, think tanks, and boardrooms.
During visits lasting from a week to a semester, fellows collaborate with faculty on research, participate in conversations across the University, mentor students, and advance Perry World House’s scholarly initiatives. The program aims to extend these connections beyond the residency, as fellows apply the knowledge, experience, and relationships developed at Penn to their ongoing work on complex global challenges.
