AIRC Non-Resident Research Fellowship in AI and Social Sciences 2027 at Woxsen University
Brief Description
The AIRC Non-Resident Research Fellowship in AI and Social Sciences 2027 offers early-career scholars an opportunity to collaborate with the AI Research Centre at Woxsen University. This four-month remote initiative focuses on how artificial intelligence affects human interaction, public institutions, communication, and decision-making structures. As a fellow, you will bring critical social science perspectives to technical developments, producing high-impact work aimed at international researchers, policymakers, and industry executives. If you want to refine your existing doctoral or postdoctoral work, this Research Fellowship 2027 pairs you with one of the Centre’s core research clusters to build a publishable portfolio. Candidates applying for an AIRC Fellowship will work directly with host faculty to align their academic work with public policy concerns.Name of Host Institution
AI Research Centre at Woxsen UniversityRequirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Academic qualification: A completed MPhil, MS, or research master’s degree (equivalent to 18 years of education), current enrolment in a PhD programme, or a completed doctorate.
- Relevant discipline: Academic background in a subject directly related to AI and the social sciences.
- Publication record: At least two published works, such as journal articles, book chapters, conference papers, working papers, policy briefs, or opinion pieces in recognized outlets.
- Writing proficiency: Demonstrated ability to produce written English of a publishable standard.
- Time commitment: Ability to dedicate approximately eight to ten hours per week over the four-month period.
Duration
4 monthsBenefits
The fellowship is honorary and unpaid. It provides fellows with formal institutional affiliation, structured editorial feedback, and targeted support to turn ongoing research into publishable outputs.Required Application Documents
- Research proposal: 1,000 to 1,500 words covering your core research question, alignment with your chosen cluster, methodology, policy impact, and a four-month work plan.
- Statement of purpose: Maximum 500 words detailing your background motivation, fit for the fellowship, and intended application of your research outputs.
- Curriculum vitae: Maximum 3 pages outlining your academic training, research experience, and complete list of publications.
- Writing sample: One published or near-final work (preferably single-authored).
- Proof of qualification: Official evidence showing degree completion or current PhD enrolment.
- Academic referee: Contact details for one referee, preferably your primary research supervisor.
Deadline
October 25, 2026👀 You Missed
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