The Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame invites applications for its Visiting Research Fellowships. This program offers outstanding researchers a unique opportunity to spend a semester or a full academic year in residence at the Kroc Institute to advance high-impact, interdisciplinary peace research.
Fellows join a dynamic community of scholars and students, contribute to the intellectual life of the institute, and focus on a major research project that will lead to a significant publication.
Financial Benefits
- Stipend: Fellows receive a stipend for the duration of their residency.
- Workspace: A private office at the Kroc Institute is provided.
- University Resources: Full access to the University of Notre Dame’s libraries and other facilities.
- Collaborative Environment: Opportunities to present research and collaborate with leading peace studies scholars.
Eligibility Criteria
- Field: Open to scholars from a wide range of disciplines whose research engages with the themes of peace, justice, and conflict transformation.
- Career Stage: The fellowship is open to scholars at all career stages, from postdoctoral to senior faculty.
- Research Project: Applicants must have a well-defined research project that can be completed during their time at the institute.
- Publication Record: A strong record of scholarly publications is expected.
Application Process
Application Deadline: The deadline for the 2026-2027 academic year is typically in the winter of the preceding year.
The application requires a CV, a detailed research proposal, writing samples, and letters of recommendation. Applications are submitted through the university’s online portal.
Application Link:
For complete guidelines and to apply, please visit the official Kroc Institute fellowship page.
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