Advance Your Legal Research Career at the University of Cambridge

Step into one of the world’s most prestigious academic environments and elevate your research in international law This fellowship offers a rare opportunity to work alongside leading scholars and contribute to high level legal research at a globally respected institution↚

Advance Your Legal Research Career at the University of Cambridge

The University of Cambridge Brandon Research Fellowship 2026 to 2027 at the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law is now open to international applicants

This competitive fellowship is designed for scholars who wish to pursue advanced research in international law within an elite academic setting

Location
Lauterpacht Centre for International Law
University of Cambridge
United Kingdom

About the Fellowship

This fellowship provides a stimulating research environment focused on international law where fellows can engage deeply with academic discussions seminars and expert led workshops

Participants become part of a world class research community dedicated to advancing legal scholarship and global legal understanding

Benefits

Access to dedicated workspace at the Lauterpacht Centre
Participation in academic seminars lectures and workshops
Engagement in weekly discussions with leading experts in international law
Access to the Squire Law Library and wider Cambridge University library resources
Opportunities to collaborate with international legal scholars and researchers

Additional advantages

Strong academic networking opportunities
Exposure to cutting edge research in international law
Immersion in one of the world’s leading legal research environments

Important Funding Information

This fellowship is not fully funded
It does not cover tuition fees travel expenses accommodation or living costs

Applicants are expected to secure external funding or institutional support to participate in the program

Eligibility Criteria

Open to applicants from all nationalities worldwide
Applicants must demonstrate strong academic or research background in international law or related legal fields
Suitable for scholars seeking advanced independent research opportunities

Application Process


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