The Fung Global Fellows Program at Princeton University invites outstanding early-career scholars from around the world to spend one academic year (2026-27) in residence at Princeton, engaging in research, writing and collaboration around a central theme.
Programme Highlights & Benefits:
- Fully funded fellowship: selected scholars receive a visiting research scholar appointment, salary/benefits (approx. US $100k-US $135k), health insurance, visa support.
- Research residency (~10 months) at Princeton, New Jersey, USA, with access to faculty, resources, seminars and the global academic community.
- The theme for 2026-27 (for example) covers critical global topics—recently “The Politics of the Archive.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Scholars from outside the U.S. (non-US institutions) eligible; applicants must hold a faculty or professional research appointment.
- PhD or equivalent awarded within the last 10 years (or other specified eligibility by programme).
- Excellent record of research and publications in the humanities or social sciences (depending on theme).
Application Timeline & Process:
- Deadline: 17 November 2025 at 11:59 pm EST.
- Applicants must submit an online form via the Princeton PIIRS website. Fung Global Fellows Program
- Required documents typically include CV, research proposal, references, appointment letter. Check official guidance. Global Jobs
Why This Opportunity Matters:
For scholars aiming to deepen global impact and access world-class resources, the Fung Global Fellows Program offers a rare platform. Beyond research support, selected fellows join an influential network and engage in interdisciplinary dialogues at one of the world’s leading universities.
