2025 Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellowships | United States
International students who wish to study PhD and post-doctoral degrees in the United States are eligible to apply for Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellowships 2025–2026. Since 1983, the Kellogg Institute for International Studies has promoted multidisciplinary global studies by providing visiting scholarships in a supportive academic community. This well-known scholarship program allows you to continue your education as needed, advance your own research, and collaborate with scholars and professionals in the United States and abroad.
You are studying democracy and human development at the Kellogg Institute as a visiting fellow. You will share your research with the Notre Dame academic community and have the opportunity to take part in the peer-reviewed Kellogg Working Paper Series.
Overview of the Scholarship
• Study in the United States
• Institution(s): Kellogg Institute for International Studies
• Study Level: Doctoral & Post Doctoral
• Program Period: Fellowships are available for the August–May academic year, the August–December fall semester, or the January–May spring semester. One or two applicants per year may be given two-year postdoctoral visiting fellowships in extraordinary circumstances.
• Deadline: The academic year application period begins on August 1 and ends on October 1.
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The following advantages are offered to recipients of visiting fellowships:
• Travel costs;
• Benefits from medical insurance;
• Stipend
• A partial housing subsidy for on-campus accommodation, such as the Hesburgh Center Residences
Qualifications for Visiting Fellowships at the Kellogg Institute
Applicants must fulfill the following requirements in order to be considered for Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellowships:
English is a required language, and all nations worldwide are eligible.
Distinguished senior scholars with a proven track record of scholarly excellence; accomplished policymakers, journalists, and other practitioners whose expertise can bridge the gap between scholarship and policy; and promising junior and mid-career scholars (usually postdocs and assistant or associate professors).
• Applicants having a Ph.D. or its equivalent in another field may be supported by the Institute in certain circumstances.
Prominent academics and professionals without a Ph.D. are encouraged to apply to the Institute.
• Although advanced ABD graduate students are eligible to apply, fellowships are only granted to those who have finished their Ph.D.
• Proficiency in the English language is essential.
• In order to be eligible for a J-1 Visa, foreign nationals must possess a valid passport.
How Do I Apply for Visiting Fellowships at the Kellogg Institute?
To be eligible for this scholarship, please follow these steps:
• Register for a Kellogg Institute account.
•In addition to completing the Institutional Required Information Form (IRIF) and Visiting Fellowship Application Form, a full application will include the following files uploaded via the online application system:
• Curriculum vitae;
• Cover letter outlining your interest in the fellowship and your desired length of stay;
Three names and email addresses for recommendation letters; a research project statement (6–10 double-spaced pages); a project abstract (no more than 150 words); and a brief bio (200–300 words)
• Fill out the application.
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