About the programme
The programme aims to develop the next generation of nuclear security thought leaders by supporting policy-relevant interdisciplinary research. Fellows carry out a year of independent research starting in September 2027 at the Hertie School's Centre for International Security in Berlin. Up to two fellowships are awarded each year, selected by a committee of Hertie faculty and outside nuclear security experts.
Duration: One year, starting September 2027
Eligibility
- Post-doctoral researcher or tenure-track junior faculty member
- Junior faculty at law schools or those whose terminal degree is law are also eligible
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What they look for
- Prior relevant experience broadly defined, including nuclear policy, security, international relations, engineering, physics and related fields
What you will need
- Current CV
- Two letters of recommendation
- Personal statement
- Project proposal
- Official undergraduate and graduate transcripts (may be requested)
How to apply
- Submit application only via the apply button on the page
- Selection committee of Hertie faculty and outside experts
- Selections made by February
Applications are submitted on Hertie School Centre for International Security (funded by the Stanton Foundation)’s own site. Open Doors helps you prepare; it is not the official application portal.
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Source and verification
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- Hertie School Centre for International Security (funded by the Stanton Foundation) · Application
- Last checked
- 12 Nov 2026, read automatically from the official page
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