Visiting Research Fellowships - University of London - School of Advanced Study
This fellowship supports advanced research on Commonwealth themes like human rights, environmental justice, and multilateralism at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, offering access to resources and academic engagement.
Funder: University of London - School of Advanced Study
Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2026 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Fellowship includes access to Institute facilities; bench fee of £2,600 per year applies (pro rata). No direct stipend.
Summary: Supports distinguished scholars working in Commonwealth-related research fields, offering institutional affiliation and research resources.
Key Information: Applications reopen autumn 2026; a bench fee is required except in exceptional cases.
Description
The Visiting Research Fellowships at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies (University of London - School of Advanced Study) are designed for distinguished scholars whose research aligns with the Institute’s core themes: rule of law for human rights and development, minority and Indigenous rights, environmental justice, and multilateralism. Fellows are expected to actively contribute to the Institute’s academic life, including participation in seminars, conferences, and student engagement. The fellowship offers access to Institute resources, including Senate House Libraries, institutional email, and office space (hot-desking). Fellows are encouraged to contribute to the SAS-Directory of Research and Expertise and the SAS-Space repository.
