Each year, the Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study awards research fellowships to a diverse group of researchers who are working on interdisciplinary projects related to its yearly Research Theme. The research theme for 2020-2021 is The Nature of Trust. The theme for 2021-2022 will be Resilience.
The NDIAS has supported projects from virtually every academic field and has funded researchers at every stage of their career, from graduate students to endowed professors. The Institute has also funded researchers from a wide variety of institutions, including top research universities, public policy centers, and liberal arts colleges.
Currently, the NDIAS currently offers three types of fellowships:
Faculty Fellowships
Open to scholars, scientists, social scientists, and artists in all fields who are conducting research on Resilience, the 2021-2022 Research Theme. Faculty Fellows typically have a faculty appointment at their home institution, but these fellowships are also open to independent researchers, postdoctoral scholars, and those who have recently received their Ph.D. (or equivalent) degree.
Applications for 2021-2022 Faculty Fellowships are due by Monday, October 5, 2020.
NDIAS-Grad School Ph.D. Fellowships
Open to graduate students at the University of Notre Dame who are in the dissertation-writing phase of their program and working on a project related to Resilience, the 2021-2022 Research Theme.
Applications for 2021-2022 Graduate Fellowships will open in Spring 2021.
Undergraduate Fellowships
Open to undergraduates from the University of Notre Dame. Undergraduate Fellows serve as research assistants for NDIAS Faculty and Ph.D. Fellows, develop their research and communication skills, and expand their scholarly and professional networks.
Applications for 2021-2022 Undergraduate Fellowships will open in Spring 2021.