Leadership, research, journalism, policy and professional fellowships with stipends, checked at the source, with deadlines and eligibility.
79 open now, 50 fully funded. Updated 13 November 2026.
Fellowships fund a period of work, study or leadership development, usually with a stipend and a cohort of peers. They range from a few weeks to two years, and many look for a track record and a clear plan for what you will do with the time.
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Fellowship · Fully fundedBerenson Fellowship 2027-2028I Tatti, Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies
USD 5,200 per month plus a one-time relocation supplement (maximum USD 1,800); rent-free apartment when available or housing subsidyOpen worldwide16 Nov
Salary of £14,000 plus support for travel to London, weekday lunch and a desk in the London office; visa sponsorship for temporary work visas is available.Open worldwide22 Nov
Salary based on seniority under Danish collective agreements, travel costs to and from Aarhus, relocation assistance, and a moderate research-costs budget.Europe24 Nov
$75K stipend for living and healthcare expenses; $21K to fully cover the fellowship academic credentialOpen worldwide29 Nov
Fellowship · Fully fundedDPoA MTR Journalism Fellowship 2027United Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States (UN-OHRLLS)
Round-trip economy-class travel to Doha; daily subsistence allowance for accommodation and meals per UN rules; pre-conference orientation where applicable; access to briefings and networking. No application fee.Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle East, Oceania30 Nov
Fellowship · Fully fundedHurford Youth Fellows Program 2027National Endowment for Democracy (International Forum for Democratic Studies)
Monthly stipend for living expenses, basic health insurance, and roundtrip economy-class travel to and from Washington, D.C.Open worldwide30 Nov
Stipend: USD 110,000 for post-doctoral researchers; USD 130,000 for junior faculty (paid in euros at a fixed rate as of 5 November 2026)Open worldwide30 Nov
One $20,000 fellowship; six $5,000 fellowships; ten mentorships; exhibition at the 2027 Festival of Ethical Photography (costs covered for one fellow)Open worldwide1 Dec
$135,000 stipend for nine months, plus Stanford tuition, health insurance, health supplement for dependents on Stanford coverage, and rental housing adviceOpen worldwide2 Dec
Monthly stipend, basic health insurance, roundtrip travel to and from Washington D.C., furnished short-term apartment cost covered, office space and limited travel and phone budget.Open worldwide5 Jan
Faculty Research Award: $200,000 per year (including 20% indirect costs) for 3 years; optional Postdoctoral Award: $110,000 per year for up to 2 years (stipend $85,000, career development $10,000, health and benefits $15,000)Open worldwide13 Jan
Fellowship · Fully fundedYehuda Elkana Fellowship 2027Central European University (Yehuda Elkana Center for Teaching, Learning, and Higher Education Research)
Tuition waiver plus stipend of 2002 EUR gross per month (currently)Open worldwide15 Jan
$6,500 stipend paid bi-weekly; $2,500 housing allowance for non-Purdue students (Purdue students must apply by the priority deadline); travel subsidy for students studying away from home campusOpen worldwide15 Jan
Full scholarship covering program cost, room and board; scholars pay their own travel and incidental expensesNorth America17 Jan
Fellowship · Fully fundedBoren Fellowships for Graduate StudentsBoren Awards (IIE, administered for the Defense Language and National Security Education Office)
$12,500 (12-24 weeks); $25,000 (25-52 weeks)North America20 Jan
$2,000 per week subsidy; $10,000 relocation and housing stipend for fellows relocating to DC (taxable); Convening Week travel, accommodation and meals covered for eligible expensesOpen worldwide29 Jan
Project scholarships up to €15,000 after year one; cost-of-living stipend in year two (amount not stated)Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin America, North America, Oceania, Middle East31 Jan
Residential: $85,000 living scholarship plus $7,500 project expenses, with tuition, student fees and basic health insurance covered. Non-residential: $43,000 stipend plus $7,500 project expenses; no health insurance.North America4 Feb
Salary, research and conference funds for 4 years (with a possible one-year extension) for doctoral; salary, research and conference funds for up to 2 years for distinguished postdoctoralOpen worldwide25 Feb
Travel support for required in-person activities (economy air travel, subsistence, single-occupancy accommodation, ground transport, travel insurance, visa application fees); no direct project funding.Open worldwide15 Nov
For ODA-eligible countries, the in-person track's hotel, travel and subsistence in Washington, D.C. are covered by the World Bank. Online track and other benefits are not described in monetary terms.Open worldwide16 Nov
Milestone-based, equity-free grant (amount not stated); 12-month fellowship with mentorship, market access, investment readiness and technical assistance; up to 24 months of post-acceleration support.Africa26 Nov
Fellowship · Partly fundedGlobal Youth Mental Health Research Fellowship 2027Global Institute of Human Development (GIHD), Shifa Tameer-e-Millat University, in collaboration with The George Washington University, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Universidad de los Andes and The Global Health Network
A fellowship stipend, research and learning support costs, and travel support grants, consistent with host institution terms; exact amounts not stated.Asia30 Nov
Project stipend of up to USD $5,000 (upon submission and approval of project budget), plus mentorship, travel support to a global or regional Internet event, and Internet Society Alumni Network accessOpen worldwide18 Dec
Monthly stipend for miscellaneous expenses; resident fellows also get room and board, health insurance, visa fees, round-trip economy airfare and a campus visit; non-resident fellows get a stipend for internet data costs and time. No salary is paid.Africa17 Jan
FAPESP postdoctoral stipend (per FAPESP Scholarship Values Table), installation grant, possible airfare reimbursement; UNESCO-TWAS covers visa-related expenses. No support for family members.Open worldwide1 Apr
A scholarship pays for a degree. A fellowship usually funds a defined period of work, research or training, often for people already in their careers, and may not lead to a qualification.
Are fellowships paid?
Most listed here include a stipend or cover costs; the listing states the amount when the funder publishes it.