America in the World Consortium Predoctoral Fellowship 2027-2028
Brief Description
Applications are officially open for the America in the World Consortium Predoctoral Fellowship 2027-2028, a prestigious research opportunity designed for advanced doctoral candidates. Run through a dynamic partnership between Duke University, Johns Hopkins University, and the University of Texas at Austin, this program aims to foster vibrant debate among policy-interested scholars studying America’s role in the world. If you are a current Ph.D. student focused on American grand strategy, geopolitics, or foreign policy, this PhD fellowship USA offers you a unique chance to spend a year living and working at one of three world-class institutions while receiving a competitive stipend and accessing exceptional campus resources.
Name of Host Institution
The America in the World Consortium (AWC) via Duke University (Program in American Grand Strategy), Johns Hopkins University (Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs at SAIS), and the University of Texas at Austin (Clements Center for National Security).
Must have passed comprehensives, preliminary, or qualifying exams and advanced to doctoral candidacy by the time of application.
Open to applicants from all disciplines whose research bears directly on American grand strategy, broadly defined.
Preference is given to applicants pursuing a doctorate in history, political science, public policy, classics, and political philosophy with a strong connection to policy.
The fellowship provides a competitive stipend along with access to campus facilities and resources at the host institution.
Q: What specific application documents must candidates submit?
Applicants must submit a two-page cover letter specifying their preferred Consortium school, a C.V., a graduate school transcript, names of three references, and a writing sample or article focused on American grand strategy.
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