Hans De Wit Fellowship 2027 for Early Career Researchers at Boston College
Brief Description
The Hans De Wit Fellowship 2027 is now accepting applications from early career scholars seeking to advance their work in higher education studies. Established in 2022 with seed funding from World Education Services, this program supports academic mobility by offering a fully funded residency at the Center for International Higher Education (CIHE). If you are selected, you’ll receive funding for a three-month research visit to Boston College during the calendar year spanning September to August. You can access physical and digital library holdings, secure a dedicated campus workspace, and share your expertise through seminars, publication channels, or lectures with master’s degree students.Name of Host Institution
Center for International Higher Education (CIHE) at Boston CollegeRequirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Open to any early career researcher in higher education studies within five years of completing a doctoral degree.
- Applicants must be willing to complete a three-month campus residency in Boston between September and June.
- Fellows are required to share research expertise via seminar presentations, contributions to CIHE publications, or interaction with master’s students.
- Preference is given to candidates from marginalized backgrounds, including those with refugee status, scholars based in the Global South, and traditionally underrepresented groups.
Benefits
- Reimbursement for round-trip economy class airfare to and from Boston.
- Reimbursement for fees associated with processing necessary visa paperwork.
- A monthly stipend of $3,500 for three months in Boston to cover housing and medical insurance costs.
- Access to physical and online library collections, a designated campus desk, printing privileges, and a desktop computer.
Required Application Materials
- A letter of interest detailing why the fellowship is beneficial, planned contributions to the intellectual life of CIHE, and relevant background details.
- A current CV listing a colleague reference who can speak to your scholarly work.
- A completed official Visiting Scholar application form.
Deadline
November 15, 2026👀 You Missed
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