Remote Fellowship Announcement – Kellogg Institute Faculty Visiting Fellowship Program 2027, USA (Fully Funded)
Organization: Kellogg Institute for International Studies, University of Notre Dame
Location: USA
The Kellogg Institute for International Studies at the University of Notre Dame is a premier interdisciplinary research center dedicated to advancing knowledge in global development, democracy, and human rights. Established in 1983, the institute brings together scholars from diverse disciplines to address pressing international issues, with a particular emphasis on Latin America, Africa, Asia, and comparative global studies.
The Kellogg Institute Faculty Visiting Fellowship Program is a prestigious opportunity for junior and senior scholars worldwide to conduct independent, high-impact research while fully integrating into the Institute’s vibrant academic community. Fellows collaborate with leading academics and practitioners, contributing to the Institute’s central research theme of Global Democracy.
1. Faculty Visiting Fellowship
Eligibility:
Open to Assistant Professors, Associate Professors, and Full Professors
Hold a PhD or equivalent terminal degree
Conduct research internationally, aligned with Global Democracy
Demonstrate strong scholarly record and research potential
Non-U.S. citizens must obtain a J-1 Professor or Research Scholar Visa and demonstrate advanced English proficiency
Duration:
Academic Year: August – May
Fall Semester: August – December
Spring Semester: January – May
Eligible Research Areas (Examples):
Political Science
International Relations
Sociology
Economics
Anthropology
Development Studies
Public Policy
History
Other Social Science disciplines
Exceptional cases: other disciplines with PhD may be considered
Benefits:
Competitive stipend commensurate with academic rank
Fellowship for full academic year or single semester
Round-trip travel expenses covered
Medical, dental, and vision insurance (if directly paid by University)
Access to on-campus medical facilities and pharmacy
Opportunity to lease a furnished on-campus apartment (subject to availability)
Full participation in seminars, lectures, and academic events at Kellogg
Expectations of Fellows:
Residency: Fellows must be in residence at Kellogg for the fellowship duration
Presentation: At least one public presentation of current research
Participation: Active engagement in weekly seminars, lectures, and events
Publication: Publish research conducted during the fellowship and acknowledge Kellogg Institute support
Application Procedure
Applications are submitted online through Interfolio.
Required Documents:
Visiting Fellowship Application Form
Institutional Required Information Form (IRIF)
Cover Letter (stating interest and preferred term)
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Research Project Statement (6–10 double-spaced pages)
Project Abstract (max 150 words)
Short Bio (200–300 words)
Three confidential letters of recommendation (must be received in Interfolio by October 7)
Application Timeline:
Application Opens: August 1, 2025
Application Deadline: October 1, 2025
Selection Criteria:
Scholarly record and academic potential
Importance and originality of research project
Relevance to Global Democracy
Quality of research design and methodology
Clarity and accessibility beyond the applicant’s discipline
For more information and to apply: Kellogg Institute Faculty Visiting Fellowship Program