John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships 2027/2028 at Stanford University, USA
Brief Description
Applications are officially open for the John S Knight Journalism Fellowships 2027/2028 academic year at Stanford University. Designed for mid-career journalists, editors, producers, publishers, and media innovators, this fully funded journalism fellowship grants selected fellows nine months to pursue bold ideas, test their assumptions, and explore academic resources across campus. If you are an intellectually restless professional eager to address the core challenges facing modern journalism, this Stanford Journalism Fellowship offers you the funding, mentorship, and independence needed to dive deeply into your work.Name of Host Institution
Stanford UniversityRequirements/Eligibility Criteria
- At least five years of professional experience in journalism or related media fields (internships and student media do not count).
- No requirement for a college degree or past employment inside a traditional newsroom.
- Open to individuals directly producing journalistic content in any capacity.
- Open to professionals working in operations or strategy roles within news organizations.
- Open to staff at organizations that collaborate directly with or support journalists.
- Ability to treat the fellowship as a full-time commitment in residence at Stanford.
Fellowship Benefits
- $135,000 stipend distributed across the nine-month period.
- Full coverage of Stanford tuition and individual health insurance.
- A health supplement for dependents who enroll in Stanford insurance coverage.
- Guidance on securing rental housing and settling into the Stanford area with family.
- Individual coaching, customized skills workshops, and access to the JSK global alumni network.
- Dedicated time and access to explore Stanford’s academic and creative offerings.
Program Expectations
- Maintain physical residence at Stanford University from September through May.
- Participate in weekly cohort meetings and biweekly one-on-one coaching sessions.
- Attend designated JSK and broader Stanford University events.
- Publicly share your reflections, progress, and professional insights during the program.
- Work collaboratively and respectfully with cohort members from diverse backgrounds.
Duration
Nine months (September through May)Deadline
December 2, 2026
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